{Ye know} (iste). Regular form for the second person of
oida rather than the _Koin(825f) oidate. {He was rejected}
(apedokimasth(885c)). First aorist passive indicative of
apodokimaz(935c), old verb to disapprove ( Mt 21:42 ). {Place of
repentance} (metanoias topon). Metanoia is change of mind and
purpose, not sorrow though he had tears (meta dakru(936e))
afterwards as told in  Ge 27:38 . He sought it (aut(886e), the
blessing eulogian) with tears, but in vain. There was no change
of mind in Isaac. The choice was irrevocable as Isaac shows ( Ge
27:33 ). Esau is a tragic example of one who does a wilful sin
which allows no second chance ( Heb 6:6  10:26 ). The author
presses the case of Esau as a warning to the Christians who were
tempted to give up Christ.