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Why, answered Rachel and Lia, we have no reversion left to us in all our father’s wealth and possessions. (Genesis 31, 14)
He has treated us as if we were no kindred of his, putting us up for sale, and keeping the price for himself. (Genesis 31, 15)
And now, it seems, God has taken away our father’s wealth from him, and given it to us and to our children. Why then, do as the Lord has bidden thee. (Genesis 31, 16)
Upon this, Jacob waited no longer; he mounted his children and wives on the camels, and set out on his journey; (Genesis 31, 17)
taking with him all his possessions, his cattle and all the wealth he had gained in Mesopotamia; he would return to his father Isaac, and the land of Chanaan. (Genesis 31, 18)
and it was not till he and all that belonged to him had gone away, and crossed the Euphrates, and were making for the hills of Galaad, (Genesis 31, 21)
that a message came to Laban, three days too late, Jacob has fled. (Genesis 31, 22)
So now he took his kinsmen with him and gave chase; and he had been on the road seven days before he overtook him on the hills of Galaad. (Genesis 31, 23)
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)
Why wouldst thou run away when my back was turned, instead of warning me of it, so that I could have sped thee on thy way with good cheer, with singing, and music of timbrel and harp? (Genesis 31, 27)
