Isaac Blessing Jacob - Govert Flinck, c. 1638 With his son Isaac married off, the old widower Abraham figured he might as well get around to getting himself married again. This was easy to do, since Abraham had a lot of property and was very old, which is a combination that a certain kind of woman finds very appealing. Keturah was one such woman. She and Abraham had six kids together. They lived to see their grandchildren and great-grandchildren be born. Well, we know Abraham did. After the mention of her bearing six children, Keturah disappears from the narrative, and there’s no telling what happened to her. Abraham himself lived to be 175. Odds are Abraham treated his second wife well, in light of the fact that he had been decent enough to set up the sons of his concubines with nice little nest eggs and sent them off to the east to get their lives going. Anything Abraham had that didn’t go to his concubines’ sons (and, possibly, his widow,) was left to Isaac. As Ab