1 Now Sarah’s heart was knit to Yitsḥaq’s insomuch that she did keep him by her side whenever possible and he did sleep upon her bed at night.
2 Wherefore, I thought, How shall I separate Yitsḥaq from his mother Sarah for such a journey lest her heart be grieved and she die in her grief?
3 So I went in to Sarah and comforted her and afterwards I said to her, Our son Yitsḥaq we have taught these many years and I feel now that I should take him unto Shĕm and Ĕḇer, his son, where he can be instructed by the ancient ones in the mysteries of the ancients that he may become a perfect servant of 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 our Elohim.
4 Sarah replied, You have spoken well, my master. Go now and do all as you have said, only let the lad remain not too long apart from me for my being is bound to his being with a perfect love from Elohim.
5 And I answered Sarah saying, My daughter, let us pray to 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 our Elohim that we may yield to His Will in all things and that all things will work together for our good.
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