Genesis 21:25 Cross References - Coverdale

²⁵ And Abraham rebuked Abimelech for the well of water, which Abimelechs seruauntes had taken awaye by violence.

⁷ And there fell a strife betwene the hirdmen of Abrams catell, and the hirdmen of Lots catell. The Cananites also and the Pheresites dwelt at that tyme in the londe.

¹⁵ and stopped all the welles, that his fathers seruauntes had dygged in the tyme of Abraham his father, and fylled them with earth, ¹⁶ In so moch that Abimelech also himself sayde vnto him: Departe from vs, for thou art farre mightier then we. ¹⁷ Then departed Isaac from thence, and pitched his tent in the valley of Gerar, and dwelt there. ¹⁸ And whan he was satled, he caused to dygge vp the welles agayne, that they had dygged vp in his father Abrahas tyme, which the Philistynes had stopte after the death of Abraham, and he called the after ye same names that his father had named them withall. ¹⁹ Isaacs seruauntes also dygged in the valley, and there they founde a well of lyuinge water. ²⁰ But the hyrdmen of Gerar stroue with Isaacs hyrdmen, and saide: The water is oures. Then called he the well Eseck, because they had done him wronge. ²¹ Then dygged they another well, and stroue for that also: therfore called he it Sytena. ²² So he gatt him from thence, and dygged another well, for the which they stroue not: th rfore he called it Rehoboth, and sayde: Now hath the LORDE made vs rowme, and letten vs growe in the londe.

⁸ They answered: We can not, tyll all the flockes be brought together, and tyll we roule the stone from the welles mouth, & so geue the shepe drynke.

¹⁵ And Pharao herde of it, and sought for Moses, to slaye him. But Moses fled from Pharao, and kepte him in the lande of Madian, and sat him downe by a wells syde. ¹⁶ The prest Madian had seuen doughters, which came to drawe water, and fylled the troughes, to geue their fathers shepe to drinke. ¹⁷ Then came the shepherdes, and droue the awaye. But Moses gat him vp, and helped them, and gaue their shepe to drynke.

¹⁵ She sayde: Geue me a blessynge, for thou hast geuen me a south & drye londe, geue me also a watery londe. Then gaue he her a londe that was watery aboue and beneth.

¹⁰ One reprofe only doth more good to him yt hath vnderstodinge, then an C. stripes vnto a foole.

⁹ Handle thy matter wt yi neghbor himself, & discouer not another mans secrete:

⁵ An open rebuke is better, then a secrete loue.

¹⁵ Yf thy brother trespace agaynst the, go and tell him his faute betwene the and him alone. Yf he heare the, thou hast wone thy brother.