This figure is given a tour of Heaven and Hell in his namesake apocryphal testament, while in the Hebrew Bible he has the distinction of being the only patriarch never to leave Canaan.
This figure is given a tour of Heaven and Hell in his namesake apocryphal testament, while in the Hebrew Bible he has the distinction of being the only patriarch never to leave Canaan. Named for his mother's laughter upon being told she would give birth to him, he lives the longest (*) of any of the patriarchs. He gave the divine blessing to only one of his twin sons, and a famous account of him took place on Mount Moria. The only son of Sarah and the father of Esau and Jacob, FTP, name this man that God saved from being sacrificed by Abraham.
This figure is given a tour of Heaven and Hell in his namesake apocryphal testament, while in the Hebrew Bible he has the distinction of being the only patriarch never to leave Canaan.
{Isaac} (also accept {Yitzchak})