And in the forty-second jubilee, in the first year of the seventh week, Abraham called Ishmael and his twelve sons, and Isaac and his two sons, and the six sons of Keturah and their children, and commanded them to keep the way of the Lord, to do righteousness, and that each should love his neighbour, and that they should be thus in every war, that they might go against each one who was against them, and to execute judgment and righteousness on the earth, that their children might be blessed in the covenant which he had made with them, and that they should not turn aside to the right or to the left from all the ways which the Lord commanded us, and that we should keep ourselves from all fornication and uncleanness, and put away from among us all uncleanness and fornication.
And if any woman or maiden commits fornication among you, burn her with fire, and let them not commit fornication after their eyes and their hearts, that they should take to themselves wives of the daughters of Canaan; for the seed of Canaan shall be rooted out of the land.
And he told them of the judgment of the giants, and the judgment of Sodom, how they were judged on account of their wickedness, and died on account of their fornication and uncleanness and corruption among themselves through fornication.
And you, keep yourselves from all fornication and uncleanness, and from all defilement of sin, lest you make our name a curse, and all your life a reproach, and all your children for destruction by the sword, and you become accursed like Sodom, and all your remnant like the children of Gomorrah.
But worship the Most High God, and bow down to him continually, and look to his face at all times, and do righteousness and uprightness before him, that he may have delight in you and grant you his mercy, and send down for you the rain morning and evening.
And he gave to Ishmael and to his sons, and to the sons of Keturah, gifts, and sent them away from Isaac his son, and he gave everything to Isaac his son. And Ishmael and his sons, and the sons of Keturah and their sons, went together, and dwelt from Paran as far as the entrance of Babylon, in all the land which is toward the east, opposite the wilderness.