Hebrew Ideals From the Story of the Patriarchs
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2 Omar Khayyam.
» George Eliot. * Othello.
BLESSING 37 settled the matter. For such a man as Esau, a revenge post- poned was a revenge abandoned. Moreover, Isaac's end was not yet ; he was to have a long peaceful evening of life, and his quiet presence would always act like a charm to restrain his son's wild passionate nature and to foster in him feelings of kindly natural affection Marriage. — It would not have been like Rebekah if she had not quickly seen what possibilities of good there were... in her younger son's enforced flight from home. It would give him the opportunity of visiting her kindred and seeking a wife. Esau had blundered by marrying into two heathen families. His wives had tried Rebekah's spirit beyond endurance. They were a grief of mind to her (26""), and she was weary of her life because of the daughters of Heth (27*"). Her secret dread was that Jacob might follow Esau's example, and marry women ' such as these' (v.*^). If Jacob should take a wife of the daughters of Heth, — wearily she repeats the words, ' daughters of Heth,' — will his mother's hfe be worth living?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Omar Khayyam.
» George Eliot. * Othello.
BLESSING 37 settled the matter. For such a man as Esau, a revenge post- poned was a revenge abandoned. Moreover, Isaac's end was not yet ; he was to have a long peaceful evening of life, and his quiet presence would always act like a charm to restrain his son's wild passionate nature and to foster in him feelings of kindly natural affection Marriage. — It would not have been like Rebekah if she had not quickly seen what possibilities of good there were... in her younger son's enforced flight from home. It would give him the opportunity of visiting her kindred and seeking a wife. Esau had blundered by marrying into two heathen families. His wives had tried Rebekah's spirit beyond endurance. They were a grief of mind to her (26""), and she was weary of her life because of the daughters of Heth (27*"). Her secret dread was that Jacob might follow Esau's example, and marry women ' such as these' (v.*^). If Jacob should take a wife of the daughters of Heth, — wearily she repeats the words, ' daughters of Heth,' — will his mother's hfe be worth living?
What to read after Hebrew Ideals From the Story of the Patriarchs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Strahan to read onlineMoreLess
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