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and Leah said, "What good fortune!"--meaning, "Women call me fortunate." So she named him Asher. (Genesis 30, 13)
One day, during the wheat harvest, when Reuben was out in the field, he came upon some mandrakes which he brought home to his mother Leah. Rachel asked Leah, "Please let me have some of your son's mandrakes." (Genesis 30, 14)
Leah replied, "Was it not enough for you to take away my husband, that you must now take my son's mandrakes too?" "Very well, then!" Rachel answered. "In exchange for your son's mandrakes, Jacob may lie with you tonight." (Genesis 30, 15)
That evening, when Jacob came home from the fields, Leah went out to meet him. "You are now to come in with me," she told him, "because I have paid for you with my son's mandrakes." So that night he slept with her, (Genesis 30, 16)
Leah then said, "God has given me my reward for having let my husband have my maidservant"; so she named him Issachar. (Genesis 30, 18)
Leah conceived again and bore a sixth son to Jacob; (Genesis 30, 19)
So Jacob sent for Rachel and Leah to meet him where he was in the field with his flock. (Genesis 31, 4)
Rachel and Leah answered him: "Have we still an heir's portion in our father's house? (Genesis 31, 14)
Laban then went in and searched Jacob's tent and Leah's tent, as well as the tents of the two maidservants; but he did not find the idols. Leaving Leah's tent, he went into Rachel's. (Genesis 31, 33)
Jacob looked up and saw Esau coming, accompanied by four hundred men. So he divided his children among Leah, Rachel and the two maidservants, (Genesis 33, 1)
putting the maids and their children first, Leah and her children next, and Rachel and Joseph last. (Genesis 33, 2)
next, Leah and her children came forward and bowed low; lastly, Rachel and her children came forward and bowed low. (Genesis 33, 7)
