Geneva Bible Notes (1560): Genesis 36

^{1 a} This genealogie declareth that Esau was blessed temporally, & that his fathers blessing toke place in worldlie things.

^{2 !} The wiues of Esau.

^{2 b} Besides those wiues whereof is spoken, {chap. 26,34}.

^{6 c} Herein appeareth Gods prouidence, which causeth the wicked to giue place to the godlie that Jaakob might enjoye Canaan according to Gods promes.

^{7 !} Jaakob and Esau are riche.

^{9 !} The genealogie of Esau.

^{9 /} Or, the Edomites.

^{13 /} Or, nephews.

^{14 /} Or, nece.

^{15 d} If Gods promes be so sure towardes them, which are not of his housholde, how muche more wil he perform the same to vs?

^{15 /} Or, chief men.

^{16 /} Or, nephewes.

^{20 e} Before that Esau did there inhabit.

^{24 !} The finding of mules.

^{24 f} Who not contented with those kindes of beastes, which God had created, found out the monstrous generacion of mules betwene the asse and the mare.

^{31 g} The wicked rise vp suddenly to honour, and perish as quickely: but the inheritance of the children of God continueth euer, {psal 102,28}.

^{37 h} Which citie is by the riuer Euphrates.

^{39 /} Or, nece.

^{43 i} Of Edom came the Idumeans.