The biblical names, relationships, places, ages, and events remain controlling.
Open Genesis 21–35 →Individual companion track · KJV first
Isaac
The promised son and father of two nations
Isaac’s page follows the KJV record of promise, birth, marriage, wells, blessing, and death. Jasher is used only to illuminate surrounding chronology and additional reported detail.
The governing order
Scripture establishes the line; Jasher supplies additional detail.
Additional narratives are retained as testimony and always identified by source.
Where Jasher adds an identity, event, age, or conflict absent from Scripture, the distinction remains visible.
01 · KJV record and historical parallel
The promised son is born
Genesis 17:19–21; 21:1–8 · KJV foundation
God names Isaac before his birth and establishes the covenant with him.
Open the KJV passage →02 · KJV record and historical parallel
Moriah and the confirmed promise
Genesis 22:1–19 · KJV foundation
Abraham offers Isaac in obedience, and the promise is confirmed by the LORD.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 22–23 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →03 · KJV record and historical parallel
Rebekah and the household
Genesis 24 · KJV foundation
The KJV records the providential choosing of Rebekah and her marriage to Isaac.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 24 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →04 · KJV record and historical parallel
Two nations in Rebekah
Genesis 25:19–26 · KJV foundation
Isaac is sixty when Esau and Jacob are born, establishing their Creation-year placement.
Open the KJV passage →05 · KJV record and historical parallel
Gerar, wells, and covenant
Genesis 26 · KJV foundation
God repeats the Abrahamic promise to Isaac; the chapter records conflict, provision, wells, and peace with Abimelech.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 28:1–18 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →06 · KJV record and historical parallel
Blessing and death
Genesis 27; 35:27–29 · KJV foundation
The blessing directs the family’s future, and Isaac’s 180 years end with Jacob and Esau burying him.
Open the KJV passage →Jasher 29; 47:1–13 · historical parallel
Jasher supplies the fuller narrative associated with this stage of the track.
Open the Jasher account →What the page establishes