Etau huriteth, but, G E N. XX make for me favottry-meats, fuch as I love ; and bring it to me, that ;I may eat : that my 5 foule may bleffe rhee before I die. And Re- bekah heard , when Ifaak fpake to Eau his Tonne : and Efau went to the field ;to hunt 6 for venifon,for to bring it.AndRebekah laid unto Jacob her fon, Paying : Behold, I heard thy father (peaking unto Efau thy brother, 7 faying. Bring.me venifon, and make for me favoury - meats, that I may eat : and I will bleffe thee beforeJehovah,before.my death. 8 And now my fonne, obey my.voice : accor- y ding to that I doe commandthee. Go now, unto the flocke,and take to me from thence, two good kids ofthe goats : and I will make them favoury-meats, for thy father; fuch as o he loveth. And thou flak bring them to thy father, that hee may eat : tor that hee. may r t bleffe thee, before his.; death. And Jakob faid, to Rebekah his mother : Behold Efau my brother, ù a hairy man; and I, a fmuoth man, Iffo bt, my father (hall fecleme,then £hall I be in his cies,as.a deceiver : and I dial bring upon mee , a cure, and not a bleffing. And his mother faid unto him ; Vpon me be :3 thy curie, my bonne; Onely obey myvoice, and goe, take them unto mt. And he went 14 and tooke , and brought them to his mother: and his mother made favoury- nxats,fuch as his father loved. And Rebekah -moire the dëfireable garments, of Elan her elder fon; which were with her in the houfe: and put 16 them upon Jakob, her yonger fonne. And the skins of the kids of the goats, Thee put upon his h°nds: and upon the finootn of his' 57 neck. And !he gave the favoury-meats, and the bread , which thee had made, into the hand of Jakob her fonne., And he came un- to his father, and laid, my father: and hee faid, Behold bere I am; who art thou my z5, bonne c And Jakob laid unto his father,, Iam Efau thy Tlrffborn; I have done even as thou fpakeft unto me : Arife, I pray thee, fit, and Bate ofmy venifon;that thy foule may bleffe 20 me. And Ifaak (aid , unto his Ton ; How is this, that thouhaft fo loon found it,my font And hee faid, becaufe Jehovah thy God, 2: brought it to paffe, before me. And Ifaak laid unto Jakob; Come neere, I pray thee, and let me feele thee my fon: whether thou 22 he the fame,my bonne Efau,or not. And Ja- kob went- neerc, unto Ifaak his father, and he felt him:and he faid,the voice ù the voice of Jakob ; and the hands are the hands of 23 Efau. And hee difcerned him not, becaufe his hands were, as the hands of Elan his I2 If t8 1T I I. Ialiob gets me blcisins. ioi brother, hairie: and he bleffed him. And 24 he faid, art thou the fame, my Tonne And hee faid, I. And he faid; Bring -no. te 25 Unto mec, and I will eat ()fitly tons venïon, that my fouie may bleffe thee : and here brought it were ro him, and he did ear ; and he brought unto him wine, and he drink And Ifaak his faCher, faid into him : Come sere now, and kiffe me, my fonne. And he came neere, and kiffed him ; and he finelled the finell of his garments; andbleffed him : and faid, See, the fnttll of my fonne ; is as the finell ofa field, the which Jehovah hath bleffed. And God give unto thee , of the 28 dew of the heavens, and of the fatneffes of the earth : and multitude of corn, and of new-wine. Let peoples ferve thee, and na- tions bow downe them felves unto thee; be thou a matter to thy brethren , and let thy millers formes bow-down - themfelves un- to thee : Curled he every one of them that cure thee, and bleflcd be everyone of them that bleffe thee. And it was,when as Ifaak 30 had made an end of bleffing Jakob ; and it was, that Jakob was but going gone out, from tie prefence of Ifaak his father: that Efau his brother came in from his hunting. And heallo madefavour),meats,& brought them to his father : and faid ;into his father, Let my father arife, and Bate of his /bones venifon; that thy foule may bleffe me. And dfaak hi: father faid unto him,who art thou! and he laid, I am thy fon"thy firft borne, E- fau. And Ifaak trembled, with a very vehe. ment great trembling, & fai.i, Who where is he that hath hunted venifon, & broght it un. to me, & I have eaten ofall,erethou cameft, and have bleffed him : yea, and he (hall be bleffed. When Efau heard the word' of his father; then cried-he -out, wirb.anoutcry, great andhitter, very vehemently : and faid unto his father, Bleffe me, me alto, my fa- ther. And he faid, Thy brother came, with guile r and he bath taken thy bleffing. And he faid I m t it becaufe his na ewas called Ja- kob ; for he hath fupplanred me, the£e two - times ; he tooke my firft birthright, and be- hold now, he hath taken mybleffing :and he faid,haft thou not refereed ablengfor mere And Ifaak anfwered, and faid unto Efau ; Loe I have appointed him tobeamatter over thee ; and all his brethren have I given to him, for fervants ; and with corne andnew wine have I fuftained him: and unto thee now, what Ihall f doe, my fon c And Efau faid unto his father, Haft thou but that one K 3 bleffing z6 27 2.9 31 2 3 34 35 36 37 38. 1/
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