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Genesis 26:1 Bible Word Search
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Genesis 26
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“There was a famine in the land, in addition to the first famine that was in the days of Abraham. Isaac went to Abimelech king of the Philistines, to Gerar.”

Genesis 26:1

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About this Bible word search

This free online puzzle is based on Genesis 26:1 in the World English Bible. The word bank contains 11 passage-related words, and the default Easy puzzle starts with 11 words. Use the verse references for study, or print the worksheet for offline use.

Original-language word highlights

  • ABIMELECH

    Hebrew · אֲבִימֶ֫לֶךְ · Strong’s H40 · King living at the time of the Patriarchs · High-confidence match

    Genesis 26:1
  • ABRAHAM

    Hebrew · אַבְרָהָם · Strong’s H85 · Man living at the time of the Patriarchs · High-confidence match

    Genesis 26:1
  • GERAR

    Hebrew · גְּרָר · Strong’s H1642 · Biblical place · High-confidence match

    Genesis 26:1
  • ISAAC

    Hebrew · יִצְחָק · Strong’s H3327 · Man living at the time of the Patriarchs · High-confidence match

    Genesis 26:1

Passage vocabulary

  • PHILISTINES
    Genesis 26:1
  • ABIMELECH
    Genesis 26:1
  • ADDITION
    Genesis 26:1
  • ABRAHAM
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  • FAMINE
    Genesis 26:1
  • FIRST
    Genesis 26:1
  • GERAR
    Genesis 26:1
  • ISAAC
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  • DAYS
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  • KING
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  • LAND
    Genesis 26:1

Places in this passage

Gerar

  • Gerar
    Tell esh Sharia
    Genesis 26:1
    Approximate

Scripture text: World English Bible (WEB),
public domain. Place data adapted from OpenBible.info Bible Geocoding Data,
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matches are limited to high-confidence name and verse references.

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