Isaac (Old Testament)
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After the covenant between Abraham and Melchizedek, Isaac was born as promised, and this made Abraham take his covenant very seriously 93:6.5 93:9.8
The idea of Abraham sacrificing Isaac was a very common idea at that time, which Abraham finally refused to commit 89:6.8
Abraham secured a wife for Isaac by sending servants to his brother Nahor's city to find one for him there 93:9.4
Isaac kept his father's teachings well and promoted the gospel of the Salem colony 93:9.5
Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Birth of Isaac 93:6.5 — Gn 15:2-4; Gn 17:4-7,16-21; Gn 18:10-14; Gn 21:1-8.
- Formal covenant 93:6.5 — Gn 17:10-12,23-27.
- Name changed to Abraham 93:6.5 — Gn 17:5.
- Ketura was not a wife 93:9.8 — Gn 25:1; 1 Ch 1:32.
- Isaac's inheritance 93:9.8 — Gn 25:5.
- Abraham's age 93:9.8 — Gn 17:1,17; Gn 18:11; Gn 21:2,5; Gn 24:1; Gn 25:7-8.
- Sarah's age 93:9.8 — Gn 17:17; Gn 18:11; Gn 23:1.
- Isaac's miraculous birth 93:9.8 — Gn 17:16-17; Gn 18:10-12; Gn 21:1-8.
- Sacrificing Isaac 89:6.8 — Gn 22:1-10.
- Treaty 93:9.4 — Gn 21:22-32.
- Superstitions 93:9.4 — Gn 22:1-2.
- Return to Hebron 93:9.4 — Gn 23:2,17-20.
- Obtained Isaac a wife 93:9.4 — Gn 24:2-4,9; Gn 24:36-38,51.
- Abraham's death 93:9.4 — Gn 25:8.
- Dreamer 93:9.5 — Gn 37:19.
- Civil administrator 93:9.5 — Gn 41:41.
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