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visited. Ge 50:24 Ex 3:16 Ex 4:31 Ex 20:5 Ru 1:6 1Sa 2:21 Ps 106:4 Lu 1:68 Lu 19:44 Ro 4:17-20
Sarah as. Ge 17:19 Ge 18:10 Ge 18:14 Ps 12:6 Mt 24:35 Ga 4:23 Ga 4:28 Tit 1:2
23 Abimelech's covenant with Abraham at Beer-sheba.
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God. Ge 17:17 Ge 18:12-15 1Sa 1:26-28 1Sa 2:1-10 Ps 113:9 Ps 126:2 Isa 49:15 Isa 49:21 Isa 54:1 Lu 1:46-55 Joh 16:21 Joh 16:22 Ga 4:27 Ga 4:28 Heb 11:11
will laugh. Lu 1:14 Lu 1:58 Ro 12:15
to laugh.Sarah most likely remembered the circumstance mentioned in ch. 18:12; and also the name Isaac, which implies laughter.
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A.M. 2111. B.C. 1893. and was. 1Sa 1:22 Ps 131:2 Ho 1:8
feast. Ge 19:3 Ge 26:30 Ge 29:22 Ge 40:20 Re 13:10 Re 13:12 1Sa 25:36 2Sa 3:20 1Ki 3:15 Es 1:3
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Sarah. Ge 16:3-6 Ge 16:15 Ge 17:20
mocking. 2Ki 2:23 2Ki 2:24 2Ch 30:10 2Ch 36:16 Ne 4:1-5 Job 30:1 Ps 22:6 Ps 42:10 Ps 44:13 Ps 44:14 Pr 20:11 La 1:7 Ga 4:22 Ga 4:29 Heb 11:36
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Cast out.The word rendered "cast out," signifies also to divorce. See Le 21:7. In this latter sense, it may be understood here. Ge 25:6 Ge 25:19 Ge 17:19 Ge 17:21 Ge 20:11 Ge 22:10 Ge 36:6 Ge 36:7 Mt 8:11 Mt 8:12 Mt 22:13 Joh 8:35 Ga 4:22-31 1Jo 2:19
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A.M. 2112. B.C. 1892. rose up. Ge 19:27 Ge 22:3 Ge 24:54 Ge 26:31 Ps 119:60 Pr 27:14 Ec 9:10
sent. Joh 8:35
wandered. Ge 16:7 Ge 37:15 Ps 107:4 Isa 16:8 Ga 4:23-25
Beer-sheba.So called when Moses wrote; but not before Abraham's covenant with Abimelech, ver. 31. Such instances of the figure prolepsis are not infrequent in the Pentateuch. Ge 21:33 Ge 22:19 Ge 26:33 Ge 46:1 1Ki 19:3
child.Or, youth, (see ver. 12, 20,) as Ishmael was now 16 or 17 years of age.
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the water. Ge 21:14 Ex 15:22-25 Ex 17:1-3 2Ki 3:9 Ps 63:1 Isa 44:12 Jer 14:3
and she cast the child.Or, "and she sent the lad," to screen him from the intensity of the heat.
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heard. Ge 16:11 Ex 3:7 Ex 22:23 Ex 22:27 2Ki 13:4 2Ki 13:23 Ps 50:15 Ps 65:2 Ps 91:15 Mt 15:32
What. Re 18:5 1Sa 11:5 Isa 22:1
fear. Ge 15:1 Ge 46:3 Ex 14:13 Ps 107:4-6 Isa 41:10 Isa 41:13 Isa 41:14 Isa 43:1 Isa 43:2 Mr 5:36
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I will. Ge 21:13 Ge 16:10 Ge 17:20 Ge 25:12-18 1Ch 1:29-31
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God. Ge 17:20 Ge 28:15 Ge 39:2 Ge 39:3 Ge 39:21 Re 5:12 Re 14:6 Re 15:5 Lu 1:80 Lu 2:40
an archer. Ge 10:9 Ge 16:12 Ge 25:27 Ge 27:3 Ge 49:23 Ge 49:24
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in the. Nu 10:12 Nu 12:16 Nu 13:3 Nu 13:26 1Sa 25:1
a wife. Ge 24:3 Ge 24:4 Ge 26:34 Ge 26:35 Ge 27:46 Ge 28:1 Ge 28:2 Re 13:2 1Co 7:38
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God. Ge 20:17 Ge 26:28 Ge 28:15 Ge 30:27 Ge 39:2 Ge 39:3 Jos 3:7 2Ch 1:1 Isa 8:10 Isa 45:14 Zec 8:23 Mt 1:23 Ro 8:31 1Co 14:25 Heb 13:5 Re 3:9
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swear. Ge 14:22 Ge 14:23 Ge 24:3 Ge 26:28 Ge 31:44 Ge 31:53 De 6:13 Jos 2:12 1Sa 20:13 1Sa 20:17 1Sa 20:42 1Sa 24:21 1Sa 24:22 1Sa 30:15 Jer 4:2 2Co 1:23 Heb 6:16
that thou wilt not deal falsely with me. Heb. if thou shaltlie unto me. I have. Ge 20:14
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reproved. Ge 26:15-22 Ge 29:8 Ex 2:15-17 Jude 1:15 Pr 17:10 Pr 25:9 Pr 27:5 Mt 18:15
servants. Ge 13:7 Ge 26:15-22 Ex 2:16 Ex 2:17
because.Wells of water were of great consequence in those hot countries, especially where the flocks were numerous; because water was scarce, and digging to find it was attended with the expense of much time and labour.
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I wot."Wot," though used for the present, is the past tense of the almost obsolete word "to wit," from the Saxon {witan,} to know. Ge 13:7 2Ki 5:20-24
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took. Ge 14:22 Ge 14:23 Pr 17:8 Pr 18:16 Pr 18:24 Pr 21:14 Isa 32:8
made. Ge 26:28-31 Ge 31:44 1Sa 18:3 Eze 17:13 Ro 1:31 Ga 3:15
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a witness. Ge 31:44-48 Ge 31:52 Jos 22:27 Jos 22:28 Jos 24:27
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called. Ge 26:33
Beer-sheba.i.e., The well of the oath, or the well of the seven: alluding to the seven ewe lambs. The verb rendered "to swear" is derived from the word translated seven. Ge 21:14 Ge 26:23 Jos 15:28 Re 19:1 2Sa 17:11 1Ki 4:25
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grove. or, tree. Am 8:14
called. Ge 4:26 Ge 12:8 Ge 26:23 Ge 26:25 Ge 26:33
everlasting. De 33:27 Ps 90:2 Isa 40:28 Isa 57:15 Jer 10:10 Ro 1:20 Ro 16:26 1Ti 1:17
The original word {eshel,} has been variously translated a grove, a plantation, an orchard, a cultivated field, and an oak; but it may denote a kind of tamarisk, as it is rendered by Gesenius, the same with the Arabic {athl.} on the name.Dr. Shuckford justly contends, that the expression rendered, "he called on the name," signifies "he invoked in the name."
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