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Villagers whispered that Abraham could not be the true father until Isaac's face grew into his mirror and the market fell quiet.
Two Hittite wives had made Isaac's camp bitter for decades. Then Esau stood near enough to the tent to hear the rule he had already broken.
Thieves stripped the king's rooms at Gerar in one night. Avimelekh walked to Isaac's camp with his captain beside him, scratching at sores under royal cloth.
Rebecca knew she would be buried before the year turned. She sent for Esau and asked that he never raise his hand against Jacob. He gave her his word.
Seven sheep were laid against David each day for warmth, and none of it reached him. He had counted Israel, and seventy thousand men died in the plague.
