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Gênesis 25:28

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28 Isaque amava a Esaú, porque comia da sua caça; mas Rebeca amava a Jacó.

Gênesis 25:28 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 25:28

And Isaac loved Esau, because he did eat of [his] venison,
&c.] Better than Jacob, not only because he was his firstborn, but because he brought him of the flesh of creatures, which he took in hunting, and being dressed, were savoury food to him: it is in the original, "because venison (or what he hunted) [was] in his mouth" F8, into which he put it, and was very grateful to his taste: but Rebekah loved Jacob;
more than Esau, being more at home with her, and of a milder disposition; and more especially being a good man, a partaker of the grace of God, and to whom she knew by the oracle the blessing and promise belonged.


FOOTNOTES:

F8 (wypb dyu yk) "quia venatio in ore ejus", Pagninus, Montanus.
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Gênesis 25:28 In-Context

26 Depois saiu o seu irmão, agarrada sua mão ao calcanhar de Esaú; pelo que foi chamado Jacó. E Isaque tinha sessenta anos quando Rebeca os deu � luz.
27 Cresceram os meninos; e Esaú tornou-se perito caçador, homem do campo; mas Jacó, homem sossegado, que habitava em tendas.
28 Isaque amava a Esaú, porque comia da sua caça; mas Rebeca amava a Jacó.
29 Jacó havia feito um guisado, quando Esaú chegou do campo, muito cansado;
30 e disse Esaú a Jacó: Deixa-me, peço-te, comer desse guisado vermelho, porque estou muito cansado. Por isso se chamou Edom.
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