Isaac sowed in that land, and reaped in the same year one hundred times what he planted. Yahweh blessed him.
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A fainter, low-volume reuse, carried by recurrence or thematic coherence.
Isaac sowing and reaping a hundredfold in one year ('a hundred times', meah shearim) supplies the exact extraordinary yield figure of 8:8. The shared numeric idiom of blessed harvest gives some Volume, but the allusion is faint and contested.
Low confidenceIsaac's hundredfold harvest as a sign of divine blessing offers a scriptural precedent for the climactic 'one hundred times' yield in 4:8. The hundredfold motif is distinctive enough to register, though Mark gives no other Isaac signals, keeping recurrence and volume low.
Low confidenceIsaac sows and reaps 'a hundredfold' because the LORD blessed him, a concrete OT instance of the hundredfold blessing language Jesus uses. It supplies Availability for 'one hundred times more.' Contested and low: a single lexical resonance.
Low confidenceIsaac sows and reaps a hundredfold (LXX 'hekatosteuousan') in the same year — the only clear OT 'hundredfold' agricultural blessing, possible backdrop for the good soil's hundredfold yield (v.8).
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