Genesis 26
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Genesis 26:17-22

17So IsaacH3327 departedH1980 from thereH8033 and campedH2583 in the ValleyH5158 of GerarH1642, and 1settledH3427 thereH8033.

18Then IsaacH3327 dugH2658 againH7725 the wellsH875 of waterH4325 whichH834 2had been dugH2658 in the daysH3117 of his fatherH1 AbrahamH85, for the PhilistinesH6430 had stoppedH5640 them upH5640 afterH310 the deathH4194 of AbrahamH85; and he 3gaveH7121 them the sameH8034 namesH8034 whichH834 his fatherH1 had 4givenH7121 them. 19But when Isaac’sH3327 servantsH5650 dugH2658 in the valleyH5158 and foundH4672 thereH8033 a wellH875 of 5flowingH2416 waterH4325, 20the herdsmenH7462 of GerarH1642 6quarreledH7378 with the herdsmenH7462 of IsaacH3327, sayingH559, “The waterH4325 is ours!” So he namedH7121H8034 the wellH875 7EsekH6230, becauseH3588 they arguedH6229 with him. 21Then they dugH2658 anotherH312 wellH875, and they quarreledH7378 overH5921 it tooH1571, so he namedH7121H8034 it 8SitnahH7856. 22Then he movedH6275 awayH6275 from thereH8033 and dugH2658 anotherH312 wellH875, and they did not quarrelH7378 overH5921 it; so he namedH7121H8034 it 9RehobothH7344, for he saidH559, “1011AtH3588H6258 lastH3588H6258 the LordH3068 has madeH7337 12roomH7337 for us, and we will beH6509 13fruitfulH6509 in the landH776.”

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Notes

  1. 1. Genesis 26:17 Lit dwelt ↩
  2. 2. Genesis 26:18 Lit they had dug ↩
  3. 3. Genesis 26:18 Lit called their names as the names ↩
  4. 4. Genesis 26:18 Lit called ↩
  5. 5. Genesis 26:19 Lit living ↩
  6. 6. Genesis 26:20 Gen 21:25 ↩
  7. 7. Genesis 26:20 I.e., argument ↩
  8. 8. Genesis 26:21 I.e., accusation ↩
  9. 9. Genesis 26:22 I.e., broad places ↩
  10. 10. Genesis 26:22 Lit Truly now ↩
  11. 11. Genesis 26:22 Ps 4:1; Is 54:2, 3 ↩
  12. 12. Genesis 26:22 Or broad ↩
  13. 13. Genesis 26:22 Gen 17:6; Ex 1:7 ↩

Commentaries on Genesis 26

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