#gerar

[manforsale]

Somebody has GOT to make another weird little doll or put on another art gallery so I can see her (gerard) again please PLEASE

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GERAR DAY

[rosyronkey]

baby, smile and youve just made a million ;)

[h3xactinellida]

remember

[vamptits]

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[raytoroapologist]

[archangels-bible-annotations]

Chapter 26

26:1 There is a new famine and Isaac pays a visit to Abimelech, the King of the Philistines.

26:2-6 Lord appears to Isaac and tells him to stay in Gerar (where Abimelech is) and said that He would complete Isaac's covenant on behalf of the good works of his father, Abraham. Isaac is specifically told not to go down to Egypt.

26:7 Isaac uses the same strategy that Abraham does, he calls Rebekah his sister. This brings up the question again, is it okay to lie in this scenario?

26:8-9 Abimelech caught Isaac and Rebekah being intimate and called out Isaac's lie.

26:10-11 Abimelech verbally admonishes Isaac and gives a new decree that if anyone touches Isaac or Rebekah then they are to be put to death. Would this still occur if Isaac had told the truth in the first place?

26:12 Lord blesses Isaac after he does agriculture, why now? Maybe because farming requires settlement and the fact that Isaac is staying in the city God ordained shows his willingness to follow God's command.

26:13-14 Isaac's fields prospered.

26:15-17 Philistines who saw this became jealous and filled wells with dirt. He was then cast away by Abimelech. Though he was cast out, he did not leave Gerar, staying true to God's commands.

26:18 Isaac redug his father's wells. He calls the wells the names he remembered his father call them.

26:19-20 Well of water was dug in the Valley of Gerar (the place where Isaac moved to) and property was disputed with the herdsman of Gerar. For that reason, the well was named "Injustice."

26:21-22 Same thing happened again, the new well was called "Enmity." The next well was safe and was called "Room" because "the Lord has made room for us, and has increased us in the land."

26:23-24 Isaac goes to the Well of Oath and the Lord appears before him. The Lord restates His oath to Isaac and says He would do it for Abraham's sake.

26:25 Isaac built an altar where God appeared before him and dug a well. Why does he dig a well next to another well?

26:26-29 Abimelech makes another appearance, this time with Ahuzzath (commander-in-chief of his armies). They "have seen the Lord with [Isaac]" and they want to ensure peace between them and Isaac. Isaac is initially confused as they approach but they ensure him that they sent him away in peace only.

26:30 Isaac greats their proposal with a feast.

26:31-33 Abimelech and his friend are sent away in the morning. The servants return to Isaac and say they found water in the well they dug. That well became known as "Oath" and the city surrounding it was named "Well of Oath."

26:34-35 Esau turns forty and has two wives, Judith and Basemath, both of whom are Hittites. It also states that they were "contentious with Isaac and Rebekah."

Other Remarks:

Because of God saying that He would fulfill the oath on behalf of Abraham, it seems this is an instance of indirect intercession (v.5).

Abimelech gives out a decree that protects Isaac and Rebekah. I wonder if Abimelech would have protected them as such if Isaac was honest in the first place. If so, then Isaac would have no need to lie (v.10-11).

This idea that our lives can make appeals to God on behalf of someone else is the idea of intercession. It seems that even though many churches believe in the idea of intercession of the dead, there also seems to be intercession of the living. If we lead lives that are pleasing to God, then God will even bless those who are close to us (v.23-24).

Isaac probably builds another well for one of two reasons: First might be that it is a popular spot therefore there is a need for another well. Another theory is that when it says that Isaac went to the Well of Oath, it describes a general location, thus necetating a well in the surrounding area, not next to the original well itself. (v.25)

There seems to be a common theme in Genesis of building an altar wherever God appears to you (v.25).

Abimelech seems to be quite the cautious king. He also serves to protect his kingdom. It is interesting to see that Abimelech indeed confesses the existence and superiority of the God of Abraham when he approaches Isaac. (v.26-29)

This is the third oath we see at the Well of Oath (v.26-30)

These verses give hint to the Bible being written retrospectively. Not even just recently after the event but well after. This is seen because of the phrase "therefore, the name of the city is the Well of Oath to this day." (v.31-33)

Esau gets married to two women from the tribe of Hittites. Because it states that they were contentious "with" Isaac and Rebekah rather than "toward" it can be assumed that both parties were angry at each other rather a one-way anger. we can presume that Isaac and Rebekah did not agree with Esau marrying from the Hittite people because that is the only information about the wives that is given to us. It could also be the fact that Esau has taken for himself two wives. But from the story of Abraham we already know that "sexual sin" does not yet exist. Maybe it is okay to have concubines but not to have another wife during this time? (v.34-35)

Questions:

When is it appropriate to lie? (v.7)

Why does Isaac get blessings right after trying to farm? (v.12)

Why did the wives of Esau and Esau's parents butt heads? (v.35)

Things to Add to Prayer:

By our good deeds, have mercy on those who sin against you.

May our enemies see the Spirit of God in us and seek us in peace.

-Mikhael

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Valley of Gerar

Genesis 26:17-22 17 Then Isaac departed from there and pitched his tent in the Valley of Gerar, and dwelt there. 18 And Isaac dug again the wells of water which they had dug in the days of Abraham his father, for the Philistines had stopped them up after the death of Abraham. He called them by the names which his father had called them. 19 Also Isaac’s servants dug in the valley, and found a well…

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Im posting this revenge gerar while dressed with my revenge t-shirt