Genesis 25:8-17
gave Gen 25:17, Gen 35:18, Gen 49:33; Acts 5:5, Acts 5:10, Acts 12:23 good Gen 15:15, Gen 35:28-29, Gen 47:8-9, Gen 49:29; Judg 8:32; 1Chr 29:28; Job 5:26, Job 42:17; Prov 20:29; Jer 6:11 gathered Gen 25:7, Gen 35:29, Gen 49:33; Num 20:24, Num 27:13; Judg 2:10; Acts 13:36 Isaac Gen 21:9-10, Gen 35:29 in the cave Gen 23:9-20, Gen 49:29-30, Gen 50:13 The field Gen 23:16 there Gen 49:31 after Gen 12:2, Gen 17:19, Gen 22:17, Gen 50:24 La-hai-roi Gen 16:14, Gen 24:62 Gen 16:10-15, Gen 17:20, Gen 21:13; Ps 83:6 the names 1Chr 1:29-31 Nebajoth From Nebajoth sprang the Nabatheans, who inhabited Arabia Petraea; from Kedar, the Cedreans, who dwelt near the Nabatheans; and from Jetur, the Itureans, who inhabited a small tract of country east of Jordan, which afterwards belonged to Manasseh. Gen 36:3; Isa 60:7 Kedar Ps 120:5; Song 1:5; Isa 21:16-17, Isa 42:11 Dumah Isa 21:11, Isa 21:16 Hadar or, Hadad, More than 300 manuscripts and printed editions read Hadad, as in 1Chr 1:30. Tema 1Chr 5:19; Job 2:11 Naphish These are evidently the same people mentioned in 1Chr 5:19, who, with the Itureans, assisted the Hagarenes against the Israelites, but were overcome by the two tribes of Reuben and Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh. castles The word tiroth, rendered "castles," is supposed by some to denote here "towers," fortified rocks, or mountain-tops, and fastnesses of various kinds in woods and hilly countries; but it rather means, "shepherds' cots," surrounded by sufficient enclosures to prevent the cattle from straying, as the cognate Syriac word teyaro, and Arabic tawar, signify "a sheep-fold." twelve Gen 17:20, Gen 17:23 am 2231, bc 1773 these are Gen 25:7-8 gathered Gen 15:15
Copyright information for
TSK