(Tell Stories 10, 11 and 12.)
1. What was the name of Ā´bră-hăm's son? Ī´s̝aac.
2. What was done with Ī´s̝aac when he was a boy? He was laid on an altar.
3. For what purpose was Ī´s̝aac laid on the altar? To be given to God.
4. When Ī´s̝aac grew up, who became his wife? Re̍̄-bĕk´ah.
5. What kind of a man was Ī´s̝aac? He was a good man, who loved peace.
6. Who were the two sons of Ī´s̝aac and Re̍̄-bĕk´ah? Ē´sa̤u and Jā´cob.
7. To whom did Ē´sa̤u sell his right as the older son? To his brother Jā´cob.
8. For what price did Ē´sa̤u sell his birthright? For a bowl of food.
9. What else did Jā´cob get that was meant for Ē´sa̤u? His father's blessing.