Book, Chapter

 1       I, III  |          his wife, and his three sons and his three daughters-in-law.
 2       I, IV   |    blessed by God along with his sons, and received a command
 3       I, IV   |          world. Accordingly, the sons ofNoah were alone left in
 4       I, IV   |      world was so divided to the sons of Noah, that Shem occupied
 5       I, IX   |        Leah was fruitful. Of the sons whom Jacob had by Leah,
 6       I, X    |        town was plundered by the sons of Jacob, and all the spoil
 7       I, X    |       Isaac had lived. His other sons occasionally left him along
 8       I, XI   |      Canaan. By her he had three sons,-Her, Onan, and Sela. Her
 9       I, XI   | brother-in-law, and bore him two sons. But when she brought them
10       I, XI   |      period, Aseneh bore him two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. He
11       I, XII  |         this necessity, sent his sons into Egypt, keeping only
12       I, XII  |        Then Joseph presented his sons to be blessed;25 and when
13       I, XII  |       Jacob then blessed all his sons in order. He died at the
14       I, XIII |       marriage, who bore him two sons, Gersam and Eliezer. At
15       I, XXX  |       account of the life of his sons, who had made the priesthood
16       I, XXX  |        them into battle, and the sons of the priests go forth
17       I, XXX  |           the ark was taken; the sons of the priest fell. Eli,
18       I, XXXVI|        following day he with his sons, being overcome by the Philistines,
19       I, XXXVI|      Hebrews were routed and the sons of the king fell; Saul,
20       I, LI   |         being there slain by his sons, met with an end worthy
21      II, IX   |        of his empire. He had two sons, Seleucus and Antiochus,
22      II, XXVI |         He having left two young sons named Aristobulus and Hyrcanus,