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Whitey's Delicate Journey: The Story of Leah and Rachel

Explore the intricate relationships and struggles of Laban's daughters, Leah and Rachel. Follow their unique tale from Haran to Beersheba, filled with love, betrayal, and sacrifice. Witness the birth of sons like Reuben, Simeon, and Levi, and discover the meaning behind names like Judah and Issachar. Dive into the world of ancient idols, gray-spotted sheep, and the mysterious teraphim. Join the journey of family, faith, and destiny in this captivating narrative set against the backdrop of biblical times.

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Whitey's Delicate Journey: The Story of Leah and Rachel

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  1. 29:1-31:55

  2. 29:1-31:55 Haran Bethel Beersheba

  3. 29:1-31:55 Laban ~ white (“Whitey“ )

  4. 29:1-31:55 Delicate ~ NASB, NIV – weak

  5. 29:1-31:55 Unloved ~ KJV, hated

  6. 29:1-31:55 Leah Reuben ~ Behold a Son Simeon ~ Heard Levi ~ Joined Judah ~ Praise Issachar ~ There is Recompense Zebulun ~ A Dwelling Dinah ~ Feminine form of Judge Gad ~ Troop or Good Fortune Zilpah Asher ~ Happy Bilhah Dan ~ Judge Naphtali ~ Wrestiing Rachel Joseph ~ Jehovah had added

  7. 29:1-31:55 Experience ~ nachash – NASB, have divined ; NIV, by divination

  8. 29:1-31:55 White = Laban

  9. 29:1-31:55 Conceived (vv. 38, 39) ~ yacham – a primitive root meaning hot

  10. 29:1-31:55 Gray-spotted ~ KJV, grisled

  11. 29:1-31:55 Idols ~ teraphim

  12. 29:1-31:55 Haran Gilead Bethel Beersheba

  13. 29:1-31:55 Sons and daughters~ i.e., grandchildren

  14. 29:1-31:55 Saddle ~ KJV, furniture

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