AND Yitschaq the son of Avraham was still living in those days in the land of Kena`an; he was very aged, one hundred and eighty years old, and Esau his son, the brother of Ya`aqov, was in the land of Edom, and he and his sons had possessions in it amongst the children of Se`iyr.
And Esau heard that his father's time was drawing nigh to die, and he and his sons and household came unto the land of Kena`an, unto his father's house, and Ya`aqov and his sons went forth from the place where they dwelt in Chevron, and they all came to their father Yitschaq, and they found Esau and his sons in the tent.
And Ya`aqov and his sons sat before his father Yitschaq, and Ya`aqov was still mourning for his son Yoceph.
And Yitschaq said unto Ya`aqov, Bring me hither your sons and I will bless them; and Ya`aqov brought his eleven children before his father Yitschaq.
And Yitschaq placed his hands upon all the sons of Ya`aqov, and he took hold of them and embraced them, and kissed them one by one, and Yitschaq blessed them on that day, and he said unto them, May the Elohiym of your fathers bless you and increase your seed like the stars of heaven for number.
And Yitschaq also blessed the sons of Esau, saying, May Elohiym cause you to be a dread and a terror to all that will behold you, and to all your enemies.
And Yitschaq called Ya`aqov and his sons, and they all came and sat before Yitschaq, and Yitschaq said unto Ya`aqov, Yahuah Elohiym of the whole earth said unto me, Unto your seed will I give this land for an inheritance if your children guard my statutes and my ways, and I will perform unto them the oath which I swore unto your father Avraham.
Now therefore my son, teach your children and your children's children to fear Yahuah, and to go in the good way which will please Yahuah Elohayka, for if you guard the ways of Yahuah and his statutes Yahuah will also guard unto you his covenant with Avraham, and will do well with you and your seed all the days.
And when Yitschaq had finished commanding Ya`aqov and his children, he gave up his ruach and died, and was gathered unto his people.
And Ya`aqov and Esau fell upon the face of their father Yitschaq, and they wept, and Yitschaq was one hundred and eighty years old when he died in the land of Kena`an, in Chevron, and his sons carried him to the cave of Makpelah, which Avraham had bought from the children of Cheth for a possession of a burial place.
And all the kings of the land of Kena`an went with Ya`aqov and Esau to bury Yitschaq, and all the kings of Kena`an showed Yitschaq great honor at his death.
And the sons of Ya`aqov and the sons of Esau went barefooted round about, walking and lamenting until they reached Qiryat Arba.
And Ya`aqov and Esau buried their father Yitschaq in the cave of Makpelah, which is in Qiryat Arba in Chevron, and they buried him with very great honor, as at the funeral of kings.
And Ya`aqov and his sons, and Esau and his sons, and all the kings of Kena`an made a great and heavy mourning, and they buried him and mourned for him many days.
And at the death of Yitschaq, he left his cattle and his possessions and all belonging to him to his sons; and Esau said unto Ya`aqov, Behold I pray you, all that our father has left we will divide it in two parts, and I will have the choice, and Ya`aqov said, We will do so.
And Ya`aqov took all that Yitschaq had left in the land of Kena`an, the cattle and the property, and he placed them in two parts before Esau and his sons, and he said unto Esau, Behold all this is before you, choose you unto yourself the half which you will take.
And Ya`aqov said unto Esau, Hear you I pray you what I will speak unto you, saying, Yahuah Elohiym of heaven and earth spoke unto our fathers Avraham and Yitschaq, saying, Unto your seed will I give this land for an inheritance forever.
Now therefore all that our father has left is before you, and behold all the land is before you; choose you from them what you desire.
If you desire the whole land take it for you and your children forever, and I will take this riches, and if you desire the riches take it unto you, and I will take this land for me and for my children to inherit it forever.
And Nevayoth, the son of Yishma'el, was then in the land with his children, and Esau went on that day and consulted with him, saying.
Thus has Ya`aqov spoken unto me, and thus has he answered me, now give your advice and we will hear.
And Nevayoth said, What is this that Ya'aqov has spoken unto you? behold all the children of Kena`an are dwelling securely in their land, and Ya`aqov says he will inherit it with his seed all the days.
Go now therefore and take all your father's riches and leave Ya`aqov your brother in the land, as he has spoken.
And Esau rose up and returned to Ya`aqov, and did all that Nevayoth the son of Yishma'el had advised; and Esau took all the riches that Yitschaq had left, the souls, the beasts, the cattle and the property, and all the riches; he gave nothing to his brother Ya`aqov; and Ya`aqov took all the land of Kena`an, from the brook of Mitsrayim unto the river Perath, and he took it for an everlasting possession, and for his children and for his seed after him forever.
Ya`aqov also took from his brother Esau the cave of Makpelah, which is in Chevron, which Avraham had bought from Ephron for a possession of a burial place for him and his seed forever.
And Ya`aqov wrote all these things in the cepher of purchase, and he signed it, and he testified all this with four faithful witnesses.
And these are the words which Ya`aqov wrote in the cepher, saying: The land of Kena`an and all the cities of the Chittiym, the Chivviym, the Yevuciym, the Emoriym, the Perizziym, and the Girgashiym, all the seven nations from the river of Mitsrayim unto the river Perath.
And the city of Chevron Qiryat Arba, and the cave which is in it, the whole did Ya`aqov buy from his brother Esau for value, for a possession and for an inheritance for his seed after him forever.
And Ya`aqov took the cepher of purchase and the signature, the command and the statutes and the revealed cepher, and he placed them in an earthen vessel in order that they should remain for a long time, and he delivered them into the hands of his children.
Esau took all that his father had left him after his death from his brother Ya`aqov, and he took all the property, from man and beast, camel and ass, ox and lamb, silver and gold, stones and bdellium, and all the riches which had belonged to Yitschaq the son of Avraham; there was nothing left which Esau did not take unto himself, from all that Yitschaq had left after his death.
And Esau took all this, and he and his children went home to the land of Se`iyr the Choriy, away from his brother Ya`aqov and his children.
And Esau had possessions amongst the children of Se`iyr, and Esau returned not to the land of Kena`an from that day forward.
And the whole land of Kena`an became an inheritance to the children of Yashar'el for an everlasting inheritance, and Esau with all his children inherited the mountain of Se`iyr.