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  • O Lord, who art the God of my master Abraham, speed my errand to-day, and shew kindness to my master Abraham. (Genesis 24, 12)

  • It may be that one of them, when I ask her to let down her pitcher and give me drink, will say, Here is drink for thee, and I will water thy camels as well. Let this be the bride thou hast chosen for thy servant Isaac; if it proves so, I shall know that thou art shewing kindness to my master. (Genesis 24, 14)

  • Before he had finished praying thus in his heart, Rebecca, the daughter of Bathuel, came out with a pitcher on her shoulder. (Bathuel was one of the sons of Melcha, who married Abraham’s brother Nachor.) (Genesis 24, 15)

  • Then she added, when he had finished drinking, Now I will draw water for thy camels, too, till they have had their fill. (Genesis 24, 19)

  • And with that she emptied her pitcher into the troughs, and ran back to the well to draw water again, and gave what she drew for all his camels to drink. (Genesis 24, 20)

  • He, meanwhile, watched her in silence, wondering whether God had sped his errand or no. (Genesis 24, 21)

  • and he said, Tell me, who is thy father? And can thy father’s house give us lodging for the night? (Genesis 24, 23)

  • Bathuel is my father, she answered, the son of Nachor by Melcha; (Genesis 24, 24)

  • and she added, We have no lack of straw or of hay, and it is a roomy house to lodge in. (Genesis 24, 25)

  • Blessed be the Lord, he said, the God of my master Abraham, still so merciful, still keeping his word to this master of mine, and guiding me straight to his brother’s house! (Genesis 24, 27)

  • Full of the sight of those ear-rings, and the bracelets on his sister’s arms, and of the words she had reported, he went to look for the man, and found him still standing by the camels, close to the well. (Genesis 24, 30)

  • Come in, he said; why dost thou stand without, so high in the Lord’s favour as thou art? I have made the house ready, and found stabling for the camels. (Genesis 24, 31)


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