Reading
Genesis 29-30
Questions
1. Remembering the customs of the time, what did Jacob and Laban have in common with the way Jacob greeted Rachel and Laban greeted Jacob?
2. There is a special joy when you know you are right in the middle of God's will. Jacob listened to his parents in his choice of a life mate while his brother, Esau, did not. According to Genesis 26:34-35, how did Isaac and Rebekah feel about the girl Esau chose to marry?
3. It is very important to honor your parents in your search for a life mate...even in the early stages. From Genesis 29:16-17, describe the appearance of Leah and Rachel.
4. According to Genesis 29:18, 20, and 30, describe Jacob's love for Rachel.
5. Using Ephesians 5:25 and Colossians 3:19 and what we learned from Jacob's love for Rachel, explain how a husband today should love his wife.
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MIRACLES STILL HAPPEN...JANETTE BEAT EVERYONE TO POST!
1. Their kissing was our handshake of greeting. :)
2. They were full of grief!
3. Rachel was beautiful...Leah was...well...not.
4. Enduring, willing to do anything...even work for 14 years and deal with being tricked.
5. We should love with sacrificial love...willing to expend ourselves for them.
questions:
1.laban kissed jacob to greet him and jacob kissed rachel to greet her.
2.it says they were a source of grief to them.
3.leah wasnt very attractive but rachel had all that and a bag of chips if u know what i mean.she caught peoples attention when she walked by.
4.he was willing to work for her for seven years and he said it onl felt like a couple days and when he married the wrong girl he worked another seven years for rachel. he loved her a lot.
5.husbands are suppost to treat their wife with respect, love, and they are suppost to be thankful for them. (amen! lol)
1. they kissed each other.
2. grief.
3. they were both beatiuful.
4. he loved her very much.
5. husbands are to support their wives.
1.they kissed each one
2.it says she was a grief of mind to them.
3.rachel was beautiful and well-favored and leah was tnder-eyed but not so pretty.
4.he said he would serve her and do anything for her. he loved her alot.
5.he should love her with all his heart and be willing to do anything for her without being bitter.
1.They kissed each other
2.They didn't like her
3.Rachel was pretty and Leah was not so.
4.They loved each other like married people should.
5.As Christ loved the church.
1. they kissed each other.
2. grief.
3. they were both beatiuful.
4. he loved her very much.
5. husbands are to support their wives
1. They kissed.
2. The felt grief over his choice.
3.Leah was not as pretty as Rachel. Rachel was beautiful.
4. He loved her enough to work 7 seven to wait for her and to him it was a short time because how much he loved her. Then he worked another 7 years for her.
5. The Bible says for husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church and died for us. Also to not be harsh with their wives.
That was our post...I forgot to put in our names!
1. They kissed, which was their form of saluting.
2. They felt grief.
3. Leah waswas tender eyed; but Rachel was beautiful and well favored.
4. He was willing to work 14 years for her.
5. HE should love her the way Jesus loves the church and never be bitter against her.
1. They all kissed as a greeting.
2. It grieved them.
3. Rachael was beautiful and Leah wasn't.
4. He would do whatever it takes to marry Rachel because he loved her more than Leah.
5. As Christ loved the church. Love her and don't be bitter towards her.
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