While accompanied by 400 slaves, this man refuses a gift of several herds despite the giver insisting that seeing this man again is like seeing the face of God.
While accompanied by 400 slaves, this man refuses a gift of several herds despite the giver insisting that seeing this man again is like seeing the face of God. This man takes two wives of Hittite descent named Bashemath and Judith. While this man is absent, his mother takes his clothes and gives them to a son who fears that his blind father will feel smooth skin. This man's wrath prompts another man to flee to work for uncle Laban. The distinguishing characteristics of this (*) hunter and "man of the field" include his red hair and hairy chest. In exchange for a bowl of lentil soup, this progenitor of the Edomites sells his birthright to his younger brother, who later has a dream of a ladder leading to heaven. For 10 points, name this elder son of Isaac, the brother of the Israelite patriarch Jacob.
While accompanied by 400 slaves, this man refuses a gift of several herds despite the giver insisting that seeing this man again is like seeing the face of God.
Esau