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• The Covenants of the Patriarchs with Foreigners at Beersheba Dariusz Antoni Dziadosz · 2023
  … atriarchs’ settlement with a foreign ruler, making an allusion to the seat/residence of king Abimelek in גְּרָרgerār (Gerar) in the Negeb (26:1, 6, 26; cf. 20:1–2). This information is difficult to verify. Apart from the Bible, there are no sources that would confirm the existence and socio-political function of these locations i …
• The Portrait of Isaac in Genesis 27: Between Synchronic and Diachronic Readings of Patriarch’s Character Anna Rozonoer · 2022 · 4. An Excursus to the Diachronic Reading
  … ls material from chapters 21 and 26). As Dennis J. McCarthy and Claus Westermann concur, the Isaac episode in Gerar portrays Isaac as, if anything, a more powerful figure than Abraham. Important traces of this evidence are such details as the extra adviser who comes with Abimel­ ech’s deputation: “Meanwhile, Abimelech had come t …
• Abraham’s Trials in Ancient and Medieval Jewish Writings Katarzyna Miriam Kaczorowska · 2021 · 3.3. Pirqe Rabbi Eliezer
  … decides to marry Hagar; 6) Abraham is ordered by God to circumcise himself at an advanced age; 7) The king of Gerar, Abimelech, captures Sarah, intending to take her for himself; 8) God orders Abraham to send Hagar away together with a child he had with her; 9) In consequence of expulsion of Hagar, Abraham’s son, Ishmael, become …
• The Question about the Hypertextual Relations in the Book of Genesis Still Open Wojciech Pikor · 2024 · 3. Question about the Criteria of Sequential Hypertextuality
  … rn, which starts with the mention of Abraham and Sarah’s migration from Canaan to the Negev and their stay in Gerar that, in such a topographical arrangement, would be located on the border with Egypt.
• Hittites et Hourrites dans la Bible Edward Lipiński · 2012 · 6. Empire hourro-mittannien et son influence
  … ois Abraham fait passer sa femme Sarah pour sa sœur, chez le pharaon (Gen. 12,10-13) et chez Abimélek, roi de Gérar (Gen. 20,1-17). Isaac, encore chez Abimélek, fait de même pour Rébecca (Gen. 26,1-11). Ces trois épisodes ont de nouveau été comparés aux textes de Nuzi. On y voit que la sœur adoptive avait un statut équivalent à …