CHAPTER 36
Esau
took
his wives
from the daughters
of Canaan:
Adah
daughter
of Elon
the Hittite,
Oholibamah
daughter
of Anah
and granddaughter
of Zibeon
the Hivite,
and Oholibamah
gave birth to
Jeush,
Jalam,
and Korah.
These
were the sons
of Esau,
who
were born
to him in the land
of Canaan.
Later, Esau
took
his wives
and
sons
and
daughters
and
all
the people
of his household,
along with
his livestock,
all
his other animals,
and all
the property
he had acquired
in Canaan,
and he moved
to
a land
far away from
his brother
Jacob.
For
their possessions
were
too great
for them to dwell
together;
the land
where they stayed
could
not
support them
because
of their livestock.
These
are the names
of Esau’s
sons:
Eliphaz
son
of Esau’s
wife
Adah,
and Reuel
son
of Esau’s
wife
Basemath.
Additionally, Timna,
a concubine
of Esau’s
son
Eliphaz,
gave birth to
Amalek.
These
are the grandsons
of Esau’s
wife
Adah.
These
the sons
of Reuel:
Nahath,
Zerah,
Shammah,
and Mizzah.
They
are
the grandsons
of Esau’s
wife
Basemath.
These
are
the sons
of Esau’s
wife
Oholibamah,
daughter
of Anah
and granddaughter
of Zibeon,
whom she bore
to Esau:
Jeush,
Jalam,
and Korah.
These
are the chiefs
among the sons
of Esau:
the sons
of Eliphaz,
the firstborn
of Esau are
Chiefs
Teman,
Omar,
Zepho,
Kenaz,
Korah,
Gatam,
and Amalek.
They
are the chiefs
of Eliphaz
in the land
of Edom,
and they
are the grandsons
of Adah.
These
are the sons
of Esau’s
son
Reuel:
Chiefs
Nahath,
Zerah,
Shammah,
and Mizzah.
They
are the chiefs
descended from Reuel
in the land
of Edom,
and they
are the grandsons
of Esau’s
wife
Basemath.
These
are the sons
of Esau’s
wife
Oholibamah:
Chiefs
Jeush,
Jalam,
and Korah;
they
are the chiefs
descended from Esau’s
wife
Oholibamah,
the daughter
of Anah.
Dishon,
Ezer,
and Dishan;
they
are the chiefs
of the Horites,
the descendants
of Seir
in the land
of Edom.
These
are the sons
of Zibeon:
Aiah
and Anah.
(This
was Anah
who
found
the hot springs
in the wilderness
as he was pasturing
the donkeys
of his father
Zibeon.)
Dishon,
Ezer,
and Dishan;
they
are the chiefs
of the Horites,
according to their divisions
in the land
of Seir.
When Husham
died,
Hadad
son
of Bedad,
who defeated
Midian
in the field
of Moab,
reigned
in his place.
And the name
of his city
was Avith.
When Baal-hanan
son
of Achbor
died,
Hadad
reigned
in his place.
His city
was named
Pau,
and his wife’s
name
was Mehetabel
daughter
of Matred,
the daughter
of Me-zahab.
These
are the names
of Esau’s
chiefs,
according to their families
and regions,
by their names:
Chiefs
Timna,
Alvah,
Jetheth,
Magdiel,
and Iram.
These
were the chiefs
of Edom,
according to their settlements
in the land
they possessed.
Esau
was the father
of the Edomites.