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Book of Genesis - Chapter 27 - Verse 18

27:18
And he came unto his father, and said, My father: and he said, Here am I; who art thou, my son?

Meaning

This verse, found in Genesis 27:18, depicts a powerful moment between a father and son. In this particular scene, Jacob, the son, approaches his father Isaac by saying "My father", to which Isaac responds with "Here am I; who art thou, my son?". This exchange of dialogue highlights the importance of communication and recognition within a family. Jacob's addressing of Isaac as "My father" signifies respect and honor for his parent, while Isaac's response shows eagerness to engage with his son. This simple yet profound interaction serves as a reminder of the bond between father and son, and the significance of acknowledging and valuing each other in familial relationships. It showcases the deep connection that exists between them, emphasizing the importance of mutual understanding and love within a family unit.

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