isaac

• Nom propre masculin d'origine hébraïque, porté par le deuxième patriarche de l'Ancien Testament, fils d'Abraham et de Sarah, offert en sacrifice à Dieu et devenu père de Jacob et d'Ésaü.

A proper noun referring to a male given name of Hebrew origin, notably borne by the second patriarch in the Old Testament, the son of Abraham and Sarah, who was offered as a sacrifice to God and became the father of Jacob and Esau.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Biblical PatriarchB2formal

   In the Old Testament, the second patriarch; the son of Abraham and Sarah, who was nearly sacrificed by his father as a test of faith. He later became the father of Jacob and Esau.

   Isaac (patriarche biblique)

   • Abraham prepared to offer Isaac as a sacrifice on Mount Moriah.
   • Isaac married Rebekah, who became the mother of his twin sons.
   • The story of Isaac is a central narrative in the Book of Genesis.