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reverse of the above-mentioned prediction. For the thirty-
third chapter of Genesis clearly admits that Jacob served
Esau, before whom he seven times prostrates in homage,
addressing him "My Lord," and declaring himself as "your
slave."
Abraham is reported in the Bible to have several other sons from
Qitura and "the concubines," to whom he gave presents or
gifts and sent them towards the East. All these became
large and strong tribes. Twelve sons of Ishmael are men-
tioned by name and described, each one to be a prince with
his towns and camps or armies (Gen. xxv.). So are the
children from Qitura, and others, as well as those descended
from Esau mentioned by their names.
When we behold the number of the family of Jacob
third chapter of Genesis clearly admits that Jacob served
Esau, before whom he seven times prostrates in homage,
addressing him "My Lord," and declaring himself as "your
slave."
Abraham is reported in the Bible to have several other sons from
Qitura and "the concubines," to whom he gave presents or
gifts and sent them towards the East. All these became
large and strong tribes. Twelve sons of Ishmael are men-
tioned by name and described, each one to be a prince with
his towns and camps or armies (Gen. xxv.). So are the
children from Qitura, and others, as well as those descended
from Esau mentioned by their names.
When we behold the number of the family of Jacob