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Abraham and Sarah, and Isaac and Rebekah, in Egypt

From: Collected Writings of J.N. Darby: Apologetic 1

By: John Nelson Darby

Narrator: Mike Genone

Duration: 27sec

Genesis 36:31

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Mr. Newman objects to Abraham's saying twice, and Isaac once, that his wife was his sister, as being improbable. (Phases, p. 124.) Now it is stated that Abraham and Sarah had agreed to do it on beginning their wanderings. Nor is it therefore very extraordinary that Isaac should have thus learned it in his father's house.

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