Genesis 23:3

New Messianic Version Bible

And Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will] stood up from before his dead, and spoke unto the sons of Het (terror), saying,

Cross References

Genesis 10:15

And Kena’an (merchant; trader; or that humbles and subdues) begat (to be father of; be ancestor of) Tzidon (hunting; fishing) his firstborn, and Het (terror),

2 Samuel 23:39

Uriyah [Yehovah is my light (flame)] the Hitti [Terrorists]: thirty and seven in all.

1 Samuel 26:6

Then answered David [beloved] and said to Achi-Melekh [my brother is king] the Hitti [Terrorists], and to Avishai [my father is a gift] the son of Tz’ruyah [balsam], brother to Yo’av [Yehovah is father], saying, Who will go down with me to Sha’ul [desired] to the camp? And Avishai [my father is a gift] said, I will go down with youi.

Genesis 49:30

In the cave that [is] in the field of Makhpelah (portion; double cave), which [is] before Mamre (firmness; fatling (fat cattle) offering), in the land of Kena’an (merchant; trader; or that humbles and subdues), which Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will] bought with the field of ‘Efron (fawn-like) the Hitti (terrorists) for a possession of a burying place.

Genesis 27:46

And Rivkah (Tied Up; Secured) said to Yitz’chak [Laughter] (laughter), I am weary of my life because of the daughters of Het (terror): if Ya’akov (he who holds onto the heel of) take a wife of the daughters of Het (terror), such as these [which are] of the daughters of the land, what good shall my life do me?

Genesis 23:7

And Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will] stood up, and bowed himself to the people of the land, [even] to the children of Het (terror).

Genesis 23:5

And the children of Het (terror) answered Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will], saying unto him,

Genesis 25:10

The field which Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will] purchased of the sons of Het (terror): there was Avraham [exalted father/Fly They Will] buried, and Sarah [Princess] his wife.

Genesis 15:20

And the Hitti (one who is broken; who fears), and the P’rizi (rustic or belonging to a village), and the Refa’im (giants, old tribe of giants; fearful; dead),