Than came Abimelech to him frõ Gerar & Ahusath his frende and Phicol his chefe captayne. And Isaac sayde vnto thẽ: wherfore come ye to me/ seĩge ye hate me & haue put me awaye frõ you? Than sayde they: we sawe that the LORde was with the/ and therfore we sayde that there shulde be an oothe betwixte vs ãd the/ & that we wolde make a bonde with the: y^t thou shuldeste do vs no hurte/ as we haue not touched the and haue done vnto the nothinge but good/ and sẽd the awaye in peace: for thou art now the blessed of the LORde. And he made thẽ a feast/ and they ate ãd drõke. And they rose vp by tymes in the mornynge and sware one to another. And Isaac sent thẽ awaye. And they departed from him in peace. And y^t same daye came Isaacs servaũtes & tolde hĩ of a well which they had dygged: & sayde vnto hĩ/ that thei had founde water. And he called it Seba/ wherfore the name of the cyte is called Berseba vnto this daye. The .xxvij. Chapter. When Esau was .xl. yere olde/ he toke to wyfe Iudith the doughter of Bery an Hethite/ and Basmath the doughter of Elon an Hethite also/ which were dishobedient vnto Isaac and Rebecca. And it came to passe that Isaac wexed olde & his eyes were dymme/ so that he coude nat see. Thã called he Esau his eldest sonne & sayde vnto him: mi sonne. And he sayde vnto hym: heare am I. And he sayde: beholde/ I am olde ãd knowe not the daye of mi deth: Now therfore take thi weapẽs/ thy quiver & thi bowe/ & gett the to the feldes & take me some venyson & make me meate such as I loue/ & brynge it me & let me eat that my soull may blesse the before that I dye: But Rebecca hard whẽ Isaac spake to Esau his sonne. And as soone as Esau was gone to the felde to catche venyson & to brĩge it/ she spake vnto Iacob hir sonne sainge: Behold I haue herde thi father talkinge with Esau thy brother & saynge: bringe me venyson & make me meate that I maye eate & blesse the before the LORde yer I dye. Now therfore my sonne heare my voyce in that which I cõmaunde the: gett the to the flocke/ & bringe me thẽce .ij. good kiddes/ & I will make meate of thẽ for thi father/ soch as he loueth. And thou shalt brĩge it to thi father & he shal eate/ y^t he maye blysse the before his deth Than sayde Iacob to Rebecca his mother. Beholde Esau mi brother is rugh & I am smooth. Mi father shal peraduẽture fele me/ ãd I shal seme vnto hĩ as though I wẽt aboute to begyle hĩ/ & so shall he brĩge a curse vpõ me & not a blessĩge: & his mother saide vnto him. Vppõ me be thi curse my sonne/ only heare my voyce & goo and fetch me them. And Iacob went ãd fett them and brought them to his mother. And his mother made meate of them accordinge as his father loued And she went and fett goodly rayment of her eldest sonne Esau which she had in the house with hir/ and put them vpon Iacob hir yongest sonne/ ãd she put the skynnes vpon his hãdes & apon the smooth of his necke. And she put y^e meate & brede which she had made in the hõde of hir sonne Iacob