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Come, let us make a covenant, which shall stand on record between us. (Genesis 31, 44)
So Jacob took a stone, and set it up there as a monument; (Genesis 31, 45)
he said, too, to his kinsmen, Bring stones here. And they gathered stones, and made them into a heap; and over that heap they took food together. (Genesis 31, 46)
Laban called it the Cairn of Record, and Jacob called it the Witness-heap, each according to the usage of his own tongue. (Genesis 31, 47)
Laban had said Let this heap bear record of our covenant to-day; that is how it came to be called Galaad, the Witness-heap. (Genesis 31, 48)
If thou dost treat these daughters of mine amiss, and bringest home other wives instead of them, there will be no one else to bear witness of what we have said, but God will bear witness; he is here to see us. (Genesis 31, 50)
these shall be witnesses, heap and stone shall be there to accuse us, if I pass by them on my way to thee, or thou on thy way to me, with harmful intent. (Genesis 31, 52)
May the God who is Abraham’s God and Nachor’s, the God of their common father✻ see justice done between us. Then Jacob swore by the God his father Isaac held in reverence, (Genesis 31, 53)
and summoned his kinsmen, when sacrifice had been done on the hill, to take food there. So they took their meal, and remained there, (Genesis 31, 54)
while Laban rose up at daybreak, kissed his grandsons and his two daughters, and blessed them, and went back to his home. (Genesis 31, 55)
And now he sent messengers of his own on before him, to greet his brother Esau in the country of Seir, which is Edom’s territory. (Genesis 32, 3)
These were his directions, You are to tell my lord Esau this, from his brother Jacob: I have been living abroad, on a visit to Laban, and am but just returned. (Genesis 32, 4)
