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• Meanwhile, Laban’s sons were complaining, Our father has been robbed of all his goods by Jacob, who has become rich at his expense. (Genesis 31, 1)

• Jacob was aware of this; he found, too, that Laban looked on him more coldly than hitherto. (Genesis 31, 2)

• I had a dream at the time when my ewes were mating; as I looked round, I could see none but speckled and spotted and blotched rams coupling with the ewes. (Genesis 31, 10)

• And in my dream, an angel of God called me by name, and when I answered, I am here, at thy command, (Genesis 31, 11)

• Upon this, Jacob waited no longer; he mounted his children and wives on the camels, and set out on his journey; (Genesis 31, 17)

• Jacob had given his father-in-law no warning of his flight, (Genesis 31, 20)

• that a message came to Laban, three days too late, Jacob has fled. (Genesis 31, 22)

• Here, in his sleep, he had a vision of God warning him, Have a care thou dost not speak to Jacob harshly. (Genesis 31, 24)

• Jacob had already pitched his tent on the hills, and now Laban, coming up with his kinsmen in pursuit, encamped in these same hills of Galaad. (Genesis 31, 25)

• What meanest thou, he asked Jacob, by thus tricking me, and carrying off my daughters as if they were prisoners of war? (Genesis 31, 26)

• Thou art in my power, and I could repay the injury if I would; but the God who protects thy father’s race warned me yesterday, Have a care thou dost not speak harshly to Jacob. (Genesis 31, 29)

• To this Jacob answered, If I left thee unawares, it was because I was afraid thou wouldst rob me of thy daughters by violence. (Genesis 31, 31)