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Genesis 26:33

Listen to Genesis 26:33
33 En hij noemde denzelven Seba; daarom is de naam dier stad Ber-seba, tot op dezen dag.

Genesis 26:33 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 26:33

And he called it Sheba
Which, according to Jerom, signifies "fulness", as if it had its name from the abundance of water in it; but rather it signifies an "oath", and was so called from the oath, which he and Abimelech had just took to one another; and these circumstances meeting together, the taking of the oath, and the account of the well, therefore the name of the city is Beersheba unto this day;
that is, the well of the oath: it had been so called by Abraham an hundred years ago or more; but now upon this occasion it was renewed and confirmed, and so continued until the times of Moses, and many ages after.

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Genesis 26:33 In-Context

31 En zij stonden des morgens vroeg op, en zwoeren de een den ander; daarna liet Izak hen gaan, en zij togen van hem in vrede.
32 En het geschiedde ten zelfde dage, dat Izaks knechten kwamen, en boodschapten hem van de zaak des puts, dien zij gegraven hadden, en zij zeiden hem: Wij hebben water gevonden.
33 En hij noemde denzelven Seba; daarom is de naam dier stad Ber-seba, tot op dezen dag.
34 Als nu Ezau veertig jaren oud was, nam hij tot een vrouw Judith, de dochter van Beeri, den Hethiet, en Basmath, de dochter van Elon, den Hethiet.
35 En deze waren voor Izak en Rebekka een bitterheid des geestes.
The Dutch Staten Vertaling translation is in the public domain.

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