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And when I go, let me take with me the wives and the children I have earned in thy service; how hard I have worked for thee, none knows better than thou. (Genesis 30, 26)
Let me ask a favour of thee, said Laban. Proof needs none that it is for thy sake God has made me prosper so. (Genesis 30, 27)
Work for me still, and name thy own hire. (Genesis 30, 28)
None knows better than thou, answered Jacob, how hard I have worked for thee, and how these herds of thine have increased under my care. (Genesis 30, 29)
It was little enough thou hadst before I came to thy house, and now thou hast become rich; the Lord has blessed thee from the day when I came hither. Now it is time that I should think of my own household too. (Genesis 30, 30)
Go round all thy flocks, now, and remove from them every sheep that is speckled, or has a blotched fleece. And the hire thou art to pay me shall be all the lambs that are born, even so, grey or spotted or speckled; and so with the kids. (Genesis 30, 32)
So, later, when our agreement is fulfilled, my honesty shall be on its trial; if I keep for myself any beast except those which are speckled or spotted or grey, whether it be lamb or kid, call me a thief. (Genesis 30, 33)
and, that same day, he set aside she-goats and ewes, he-goats and rams, that were speckled and spotted; all those, too, that were of one colour, white (among the goats) or black (among the sheep);✻ and these he gave in charge of his own sons. (Genesis 30, 35)
These branches he fitted into the troughs where his flocks were watered, so that when they came to drink, they should have these speckled branches before their eyes, and the dams would conceive in full view of them. (Genesis 30, 38)
Looking at the branches at the very heat of their coupling, the dams bore spotted and speckled and piebald young. (Genesis 30, 39)
There, then, were the two flocks divided, and there were Jacob’s branches set up before the very eyes of the rams. All the white (sheep) and all the black (goats) were to be Laban’s, the rest Jacob’s, when the flocks were sorted afresh. (Genesis 30, 40)
And this was his plan; at the earlier breeding-season he fitted the branches into the troughs, before the eyes of ram and ewe, so that the dams might be looking at them when they conceived; (Genesis 30, 41)
