Isaac: Father of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 25
Jacob and Esau's father was Isaac, Abraham's son, and their mother was Rebekah. Genesis 25:19–34 names them plainly, then shows how the promised line continued through prayer, a divine word before birth, and two very different sons.
Who Was Abraham's Second Wife? Keturah Explained
Keturah is the woman Genesis names as Abraham's wife after Sarah's death, and her six sons are carefully separated from Isaac, who receives everything. The passage answers the question but keeps its weight on the promise carried through Isaac.
Who Was Jacob's Father? Isaac in Genesis 25
Jacob's father was Isaac, Abraham's son, and Genesis 25 states it plainly at both ends of the account. The passage also shows that Jacob's place came by God's declared purpose, not by birth order or merit.
Who Was Esau's Father? Isaac, Son of Abraham
Esau's father was Isaac, Abraham's son, and Esau and Jacob were born to Isaac and Rebekah when Isaac was sixty. The passage turns quickly from paternity to God's declaration that two nations were in the womb.
Isaac's Brother Ishmael and the Twins Jacob and Esau
Isaac's brother was Ishmael, Abraham's son by Hagar. The twins in Genesis 25:19–26 are Isaac's sons, Jacob and Esau, born after God answered Isaac's prayer for his barren wife.
Isaac's Sons: Esau and Jacob in Genesis 25
Isaac's sons were twins, Esau and Jacob, born when Isaac was sixty. The account shows their differences and how Esau traded his birthright for stew.
What the Name Jacob Means in Genesis 25:26
Genesis 25:26 gives Jacob his name in the middle of a birth scene, with his hand holding his brother's heel. The name is explained by that moment, and the rest of his life keeps testing what it means.