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Laban had two daughters; Rachel was the younger and her elder sister was called Lia. (Genesis 29, 16)
and on her Jacob’s love had fallen. So he answered, I will work seven years for thee to win thy younger daughter Rachel. (Genesis 29, 18)
And Laban answered, It is not the custom of our country to wed our younger daughters first. (Genesis 29, 26)
Looking at the branches at the very heat of their coupling, the dams bore spotted and speckled and piebald young. (Genesis 30, 39)
Thus he became rich beyond measure; many were the herds, the men-servants and maid-servants, the camels and asses that were his.✻ (Genesis 30, 43)
and said to them, I find that your father looks on me more coldly than hitherto; and all because the God of my father has prospered me. (Genesis 31, 5)
You know well that I have worked for your father with all my might, (Genesis 31, 6)
That is how God has taken away your father’s wealth and given it to me. (Genesis 31, 9)
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)
Hast thou not promised me thy continued favour, and a posterity spread wide as the sand by the sea, that is beyond all counting? (Genesis 32, 12)
Then he bade the second do the like, and the third, and all the drovers in turn; these same words you are to use, he said, when you fall in with Esau, (Genesis 32, 19)
As soon as he passed beyond Phanuel, the sun rose, and he went limping on one foot; (Genesis 32, 31)
