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Joseph Sutcliffe

Sutcliffe's Commentary on the Old and New Testaments - Genesis 36:1-43

Genesis 36:1. The generations. The critics complain of the difficulties in this genealogy, arising from the same person having two names, a custom common to many nations. The ancients assumed new titles on propitious events. Genesis 36:2. Aholibamah the daughter of Anah, the daughter of Zibeon; that is, grand daughter or descendant, it being the manner of the ancients to trace their line back to a prince. Genesis 36:3. Bashemath. She is called Mahalath in Genesis 28:9. Genesis 36:4.... read more

Joseph Exell

The Biblical Illustrator - Genesis 36:1-43

Genesis 36:1-43Now these are the generations of Esau, who is EdomThe history of the generations of EsauI.WE SEE HOW THE PROMISES OF GOD CONCERNING ESAU WERE FULFILLED. Temporal prosperity. II. WE LEARN WHAT IS THE PRINCIPLE UPON WHICH OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY IS WRITTEN. This chapter is a kind of leave-taking of Esau and his posterity. The stream of sacred history leads on to the Messiah, the flower and perfection of our human race. Scripture history is written upon this principle--that it was... read more

Samuel Bagster

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge - Genesis 36:18

Genesis 36:5, Genesis 36:14, 1 Chronicles 1:35 Reciprocal: Genesis 28:9 - unto Ishmael Genesis 36:15 - dukes Genesis 36:25 - Anah Genesis 36:43 - the dukes read more

Daniel Whedon

Whedon's Commentary on the Bible - Genesis 36:15-19

THE DUKES OF ESAU, Genesis 36:15-19. Here the chief tribe-fathers of the Edomites are named again, under the title of dukes, Hebrews, alluphim, ( אלופים ,) phylarchs, chiefs, or princes . These were all military chieftains, great patriarchal sheiks, who were celebrated by their descendants not merely as fathers but as heroes . As being merely a presentation of the same persons under a different title, they are omitted from the list in 1 Chronicles which proceeds with the sons of... read more

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