Genesis 24:17 Cross References - ECB

¹⁷ And the servant runs to meet her and says, I beseech you, give me a little water from your pitcher to drink.

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YISCHAQ AND ABI MELECH
And there is a famine in the land, apart from the first famine in the days of Abraham: and Yischaq goes to Abi Melech sovereign of the Peleshethiym to Gerar. ² And Yah Veh is seen by him and says, Descend not into Misrayim; tabernacle in the land I say: ³ sojourn in this land and I AM with you and bless you; for I give all these lands to you and to your seed and I raise the oath I oathed to Abraham your father ⁴ and I abound your seed as the stars of the heavens and give all these countries to your seed: and in your seed all the goyim of the earth bless themselves ⁵ - because Abraham heard my voice and guarded my guard, my misvoth, my statutes and my torahs. ⁶ And Yischaq settles in Gerar: ⁷ and the men of the place ask him of his woman; and he says, My sister: for he awes to say, My woman; lest the men of the place slaughter me for Ribqah; because she is of good visage. ⁸ And so be it, as his days prolong, Abi Melech sovereign of the Peleshethiym looks through a window and sees, and behold, Yischaq entertaining with Ribqah his woman: ⁹ and Abi Melech calls Yischaq and says, Behold, surely she is your woman: and how say you, She is my sister? And Yischaq says to him, Because, I say, Lest I die for her. ¹⁰ And Abi Melech says, What is this you work to us? Had one of the people lain with your woman, you had brought guiltiness on us. ¹¹ And Abi Melech misvahs all his people, saying, Whoever touches this man or his woman in deathifying, deathify him. ¹² Then Yischaq seeds in that land and in the same year finds a hundredfold: and Yah Veh blesses him. ¹³ And the man greatens and in walking, he walks; and in greatening, he greatens: ¹⁴ and he has chattel of flocks and chattel of oxen and great servantry: and the Peleshethiym envy him. ¹⁵ For all the wells the servants of his father dug in the days of Abraham his father, the Peleshethiym stopped them and filled them with dust. ¹⁶ And Abi Melech says to Yischaq, Go from us; for you become mightily mightier than we. ¹⁷ And Yischaq goes from there and encamps in the wadi of Gerar and settles there: ¹⁸ and Yischaq returns and digs the wells of water, which they dug in the days of Abraham his father; for the Peleshethiym stopped them after the death of Abraham: and he calls their names after the names his father called them. ¹⁹ And the servants of Yischaq dig in the wadi and find there a well of living water: ²⁰ and the tenders of Gerar strive with the tenders of Yischaq, saying, The water is ours: and he calls the name of the well Eseq/Strife; because they contend with him: ²¹ and they dig another well and strive for that also: and he calls the name thereof Sitnah/Opposition: ²² and he removes from there and digs another well; and for that they strive not: and he calls the name thereof Rechovoth/Wideway; and he says, At this time Yah Veh widens for us and we bear fruit in the land. ²³ And he ascends from there to Beer Sheba: ²⁴ and Yah Veh appears to him the same night and says, I - Elohim of Abraham your father: awe not, for I am with you and bless you and abound your seed for sake of my servant Abraham. ²⁵ And he builds a sacrifice altar there and calls on the name of Yah Veh and spreads his tent there: and there the servants of Yischaq dig a well.
THE COVENANT OF YISCHAQ WITH ABI MELECH
²⁶ Then Abi Melech goes to him from Gerar with Achuz Zath one of his companions and Pichol the governor of his host. ²⁷ And Yischaq says to them, Why come to me, seeing you hate me and sent me away from you? ²⁸ And they say, In seeing, we see Yah Veh is with you: and we say, Let there become, I beseech, an oath between us - between us and you and that we cut a covenant with you ²⁹ that you work us no evil: as we touched you not and as we worked only good to you and sent you away in shalom: you are at this time the blessed of Yah Veh. ³⁰ And he works them a banquet and they eat and drink: ³¹ and in the morning they rise and oath man to brother: and Yischaq sends them away and they go from him in shalom. ³² And so be it, the same day, the servants of Yischaq come and tell him concerning the well they dug and say to him, We found water. ³³ And he called it Shibah/Seven: so the name of the city is Beer Sheba/Well Seven* to this day. *Seven, as in an oath ³⁴ And Esav is a son of forty years when he takes to woman Yah Hudith the daughter of Beeri the Hethiy and Bosmath the daughter of Elon the Hethiy: ³⁵ who are a bitter spirit to Yischaq and to Ribqah.

¹⁰ So he rises and goes to Sarephath: and he comes to the portal of the city and behold, the widow woman gathers timber: and he calls to her, and says, Take me, I beseech you, a little water in an instrument, to drink.

¹⁴ the settlers of the land of Tema bring water to confront the thirsty, with their bread they anticipate him who flees:

²⁵ And so be it, on every lifted mountain and on every high hill, rivulets and streams of waters in the day of the great slaughter when the towers fall:

⁶ then the lame leap as a hart and the tongue of the mute shouts: for the waters split in the wilderness and wadies in the plain: ⁷ and the mirage becomes a marsh; and the thirsty, fountains of water: in the habitation of rest wherein monsters repose, grass with stalks and bulrushes.

¹⁷ The humble and needy seek water and there is none; and their tongue dries for thirst and I Yah Veh answer them; I Elohim of Yisra El forsake them not. ¹⁸ I open rivers in the barrens and fountains midst the valleys: I set the wilderness a marsh of water and the land of parch springs of water.

¹⁰ they neither famish nor thirst; neither glare nor sun smites them: for he who mercies them, drives them; and by the springs of water he guides them.

⁷ and a woman of Shomeron comes to bail water. Yah Shua words to her, Give me a drink.

⁹ So the woman - a Shomeroniy words to him, How is it you, being a Yah Hudiy, ask drink of me, being a woman - a Shomeroniy? - for the Yah Hudiym associate not with the Shomeroniym.