Avraham again took a wife. Her name was Keturah.

She bore him Zimran, Yokshon, Medan, Midian, Yishbok, and Shuach.

Yokshon fathered Shevah and Dedan. The sons of Dedan were Ashurim [those who dwell in camps], Letushim [those who dwell in tents] and Leumim [those who dwell on islands].

The sons of Midian were Eiphah, Eipher, Chanoch, Avidah and Eldoah. All these were children of Keturah.

Avraham gave all that he possessed to Yitzchok.

To the sons of the concubines that Avraham had, Avraham gave gifts. He sent them away from Yitzchok, his son, while he [Avraham] was still alive. [He sent them] eastward to the Land of the East.

These are the days of the years of Avraham which he lived, one hundred years, seventy years and five years.

Avraham expired and died in a good old age, old and satisfied [and in the fullness of days], and he was gathered to his people.

His sons Yitzchok and Yishmael buried him in the Machpeilah cave, in the field of Ephron, son of Tzochar, the Chitite, which faces Mamrei.

[This was] the field that Avraham purchased from the sons of Cheis. Avraham and his wife, Sarah, were buried there.

After Avraham died, Elohim blessed his son Yitzchok. Yitzchok lived near Be’er Lachai Ro’i [the well at which a living angel appeared].

These are the descendants of Yishmael son of Avraham, whom Hagar, the Egyptian, Sarah’s slave, bore to Avraham.

These are the names of Yishmael’s sons, by their names according to their birth. Nevayos was Yishmael’s first born, [he also had] Keidar, Adbeil and Mivsom,

Mishma, Dumah and Masa,

Chadad, Teima, Yetur, Nofish and Keidmah.

These are the sons of Yishmael, and these are their names in their open villages and in their fortified strongholds, twelve princes in their nations.

These are the years of Yishmael’s life, one hundred years, thirty years and seven years. He expired and died and was gathered to his people.

They lived from Chavilah to Shur [Chagar], which borders on Egypt, going towards Asshur. He lived in the presence of all his brethren.

And these are the descendants of Yitzchok son of Avraham. Avraham was the father of Yitzchok.

Yitzchok was forty years old when he took Rivkah, the daughter of Besueil, the Aramite, of Padan Aram, sister of Lavan, the Aramite, for a wife.

Yitzchok prayed to [before] Adonoy across from [opposite] his wife, for she was barren. Adonoy granted his prayer and his wife, Rivkah, conceived.

The children clashed [pressed] inside her, and [when this happened] she said, If this is so, why did I desire this? She [then] went to inquire of [to ask for instruction from before] Adonoy.

Adonoy said to her, Two nations are in your womb, and two Kingdoms will separate from within you. One government will be mightier than the other, but the greater one will serve the smaller one.

When her days of pregnancy were completed, behold, there were twins in her womb.

The first one came out with a reddish complexion, covered completely with what was like a hairy robe, and they named him Eisov.

After that his brother came out, his hand grasping the heel of Eisov, and he [Yitzchok] named him Yaakov. Yitzchok was sixty years old when she [Rivkah] gave birth to them.

The lads grew up. Eisov became a skilled trapper [an idle man], a man of the field [a man going out to the field]. Yaakov was a wholesome man, living in tents [serving in the house of study].

Yitzchok loved Eisov because he ate of his trappings, but Rivkah loved Yaakov.

Yaakov was simmering a pottage when Eisov came in from the field, exhausted.

Eisov said to Yaakov, Please [Now] give me a swallow of this red [pottage], for I am exhausted. He was therefore named Edom [Red].

Yaakov said, As of this day [Like this day], sell your birthright to me.

Eisov said, Here I am going to die, what [good] is this birthright to me.

Yaakov said, Swear to me as of this day [like this day]. He swore to him, and sold his birthright to Yaakov.

Yaakov then gave Eisov bread and a pottage of lentils. He [Eisov] ate and drank, got up and left. [Thus] Eisov scorned the birthright.