Genèse 36:39

39 Baal-Hanan, fils d'Acbor, mourut; et Hadar régna à sa place. Le nom de sa ville était Pau; et le nom de sa femme Mehéthabeel, fille de Mathred, fille de Mézahab.

Genèse 36:39 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 36:39

And Baalhanan the son of Achbor died
About A. M. 2367.

and Hadar reigned in his stead;
the last of the Horite kings, when an end was put to this monarchy by the united families of Seir and Esau, and changed into dukedoms; of which there were seven of the race of Seir, and fourteen of the race of Esau, of whom an account is given in the preceding part of this chapter: as for this last king it is further said of him:

and the name of his city [was] Pau;
but where it was cannot be said:

and his wife's name [was] Mehetabel, the daughter of Matred, the
daughter of Mezahab;
this woman seems to be a person of note, by the particular mention made of her; but whether the names of her ancestors are the names of men or women it is not certain: some take Matred to be the name of her father, and Mezahab the name of her grandfather; but according to Aben Ezra, Marred was the name of her mother, who was the daughter of Mezahab her grandfather; whom the Targum of Jonathan interprets melter of gold, as does Saadiah Gaon.

Genèse 36:39 In-Context

37 Samla mourut; et Saül, de Rehoboth sur le fleuve, régna à sa place.

38 Saül mourut; et Baal-Hanan, fils d'Acbor, régna à sa place.

39 Baal-Hanan, fils d'Acbor, mourut; et Hadar régna à sa place. Le nom de sa ville était Pau; et le nom de sa femme Mehéthabeel, fille de Mathred, fille de Mézahab.

40 Voici les noms des chefs issus d'Esaü, selon leurs tribus, selon leurs territoires, et d'après leurs noms: le chef Thimna, le chef Alva, le chef Jetheth,

41 le chef Oholibama, le chef Ela, le chef Pinon,