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To which, they replied, 'We can't, until all the shepherds have assembled to roll the stone off the mouth of the well; then we can water the sheep.' (Genesis 29, 8)
As soon as Jacob saw Rachel, his uncle Laban's daughter, with his uncle Laban's flock, he went up and, rolling the stone off the mouth of the well, watered his uncle Laban's sheep. (Genesis 29, 10)
Leah had lovely eyes, but Rachel was shapely and beautiful, (Genesis 29, 17)
But when night came, he took his daughter Leah and brought her to Jacob, and he slept with her. (Genesis 29, 23)
Leah replied, 'Is it not enough to have taken my husband, without your taking my son's mandrakes as well?' So Rachel said, 'Very well, he can sleep with you tonight in return for your son's mandrakes.' (Genesis 30, 15)
When Jacob came back from the fields that night, Leah went out to meet him and said, 'You must come to me, for I have hired you at the price of my son's mandrakes.' So he slept with her that night. (Genesis 30, 16)
Then he put a three days' journey between himself and Jacob, while Jacob grazed the rest of Laban's flock. (Genesis 30, 36)
The ewes, on the other hand, Jacob kept apart and made these face whatever was striped or black in Laban's flock. Thus he built up droves of his own which he did not put with Laban's flocks. (Genesis 30, 40)
Furthermore, whenever the sturdier animals were mating, Jacob put the shoots where the animals could see them, in the troughs, so that they would mate in front of the shoots. (Genesis 30, 41)
But when the animals were feeble, he did not put them there; so Laban got the feeble, and Jacob the sturdy. (Genesis 30, 42)
and he said to them, 'I can see that your father's manner towards me is not as it was in the past, but the God of my father has been with me. (Genesis 31, 5)
Does he not think of us as outsiders now? For not only has he sold us, but he has completely swallowed up the money he got for us. (Genesis 31, 15)
