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Isaac

Isaac is the second Hebrew patriarch in Judaism and an important figure in the Abrahamic religions, including Samaritanism, Christianity, Islam, the Baháʼí Faith, and Rastafari. Isaac first appears in the Torah, in which he is the son of Abraham and Sarah, the father of Jacob and Esau, and the grandfather of the twelve tribes of Israel.

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Children
Esau (older twin son) · Jacob (younger twin son)
Family
Ishmael (half-brother, first born of Abraham, son of Hagar) · Zimran (half-brother) · Jokshan (half-brother) · Medan (half-brother) · Midian (half-brother)
Parents
Abraham (father) · Sarah (mother)
Spouse
Rebecca (also spelled Rebekah)

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Etymology

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Isaac

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to References · 64
Isaac → Allen, Archie Hobson, Archived, Astrid, Bearman, Beck, Bianquis, Bible, Bosworth, Brill, Brill Academic Publishers, Browning, Christianity, Dictionary, Donzel, Eerdmans, Eerdmans Dictionary, Eerdmans Publishing Company, Encyclopaedia, Encyclopedia
related to Christian views · 20
Isaac → Abraham, Calvary, Christ, Christ's, Christian, Church, Hagar, Isaac's, Ishmael, James, Johannine, New Testament, Old Law, Paul, Sarah, Sinai, Tertullian, The, The Epistle, The New Testament
related to Etymology · 18
Isaac → Abraham, According, BCE, Biblical Hebrew, Canaanite, El, Elohim, Genesis, God, He, Hebrew, Isaac's, Later, Lord, Sarah, The, Ugaritic, Yiṣḥāq
related to Jewish views · 17
Isaac → Abraham's, According, Aggadah, Bible, Book, Genesis, God, God's, Isaac's, Jewish, Jews, Sarah's, Satan, Talmudic, The, This, While
related to Birth · 16
Isaac → Abraham, Abraham's, Abram, After God, God, God's, Hagar, In, Isaac's, Now, Sarah, Sarai, Sarai's, Some, They, Time
related to External links · 15
Isaac → Abraham's, Al-Dhabih, Cambridge University Press, Catholic Encyclopedia, Charles, Chisholm, Encyclopædia Britannica, Hugh, Issues, Journal, New York, Qur'an, Robert Appleton Company, Semitic Studies XXX1V/ Spring, The Jewish Encyclopedia
related to Migration · 14
Isaac → Abimelech, Abraham, Beer-lahai-roi, Beersheba, Gerar, He, King Abimelech, Like, Philistine, Rebekah, So, The Philistines, This, When
related to Traditional information · 14
Isaac → Abraham, Abraham's, According, Cave, Damascus, Eliezer, Genesis, He, Jacob, Leah, Patriarchs, Rebekah, Sarah, The
related to Family life · 13
Isaac → Abraham, Abraham's, After, Aramean, Before Isaac, Bethuel's, East, Esau, Jacob, Mesopotamia, Rebekah, The, They
related to Birthright · 12
Isaac → According, After, Esau, Genesis, He, Hebron, Isaac's, Jacob, Laban, Mesopotamia, Thereafter, While Esau

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abraham jacob god sarah father son sacrifice esau ed isaac's isbn jewish rebekah abraham's genesis biblical time old name patriarch

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IsaacChildrenEsau (older twin son)1.00infobox
IsaacChildrenJacob (younger twin son)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyIshmael (half-brother, first born of Abraham, son of Hagar)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyZimran (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyJokshan (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyMedan (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyMidian (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyIshbak (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacFamilyShuah (half-brother)1.00infobox
IsaacParentsAbraham (father)1.00infobox
IsaacParentsSarah (mother)1.00infobox
IsaacSpouseRebecca (also spelled Rebekah)1.00infobox
Isaacis asecond Hebrew patriarch in Judaism and an important figure in the Abrahamic religions0.90text

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