Not particularly. Ishmael mocked Isaac, while Esau despised his birthright and was ungodly.
Christians say that Esau sold his birthright to Jacob
Reuel is from Isaac. He was the son of Esau, who was Isaac's son.
No. The Arabs do not consider themselves descended through Abraham's grandson Esau, but through Ishmael, Abraham's son and Esau's half-uncle.
Yes, Ishmael and Esau did worship the same God as Abraham, who is considered the patriarch of the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). They all followed the monotheistic faith that believes in one God.
Ishmael never actually entered Mt. Seir. Jacob's son, Esau, brother of Isaac, was given Mt. Seir for a dwelling place in the Old Testament. This was after Isaac had gotten the blessing that Jacob had intended for Esau.
1) Jacob and Esau 2) the twelve sons of Ishmael (Genesis ch.25) 3) the grandsons of Keturah (ibid.)
Esau (Esav) and Jacob (Yaakov) were twins. Esau was the first to be born, with Jacob emerging literally on the heel of his brother.
BethAnswer:Her name was Hagar and she bore Abraham's first son, Ishmael, the father of many of the Arab peoples. Ishmael's brother (born to Sarah wife of Abraham) was Isaac, the grandfather of the Israelite peoples via Jacob and the Edomites via Esau.
He had a least one daughter - named Mahalath, who later married Esau. Any other daughters he may have had are not mentioned in the Bible. (Genesis 28:9)
BethAnswer:Her name was Hagar and she bore Abraham's first son, Ishmael, the father of many of the Arab peoples. Ishmael's brother (born to Sarah wife of Abraham) was Isaac, the grandfather of the Israelite peoples via Jacob and the Edomites via Esau.
Through Abram's union with Hagar and his son Ishmael, 12 Princes would become part of the Arab peoples (see Genesis 17:19-20). Ishmael went on to become the father of many Arab nations. Abraham's son of the Promises, Isaac, fathered 2 sons, Esau and Jacob. It would be Esau who becomes the father of the people the Bible calls the Edomites or Idumeans (see Genesis 27).
Arabs and Jews consider themselves descended from Abraham's sons Ishmael and Isaac respectively. Abraham aggressively kicked his maidservant Hagar and her son Ishmael out of the house in order for his son Isaac (born of his wife Sarah) to have primary attention. Jews and Christians assert that Abraham had a more special relationship with Isaac, taking him up a mountain in an attempt to sacrifice him. Muslims allege the same story, but with Ishmael. So, many claim that Jews and Arabs have a sibling rivalry of sorts coming from this moment. However, both the Bible and Qur'an make it very clear that after the halted sacrifice, Ishmael and Isaac actually spent a good deal of time together and remained on good terms. In fact, Isaac's son Esau married one of Ishmael's daughters.