Löydetty 2313 Tulokset: sin
the little you had before I came has grown into very much, since the LORD'S blessings came upon you in my company. Therefore I should now do something for my own household as well." (Genesis 30, 30)
Thus the man grew increasingly prosperous, and he came to own not only large flocks but also male and female servants and camels and asses. (Genesis 30, 43)
Jacob learned that Laban's sons were saying, "Jacob has taken everything that belonged to our father, and he has accumulated all this wealth of his by using our father's property." (Genesis 31, 1)
Why did you dupe me by stealing away secretly? You should have told me, and I would have sent you off with merry singing to the sound of tambourines and harps. (Genesis 31, 27)
Now that you have ransacked all my things, have you found a single object taken from your belongings? If so, produce it here before your kinsmen and mine, and let them decide between us two. (Genesis 31, 37)
Laban replied to Jacob: "The women are mine, their children are mine, and the flocks are mine; everything you see belongs to me. But since these women are my daughters, I will now do something for them and for the children they have borne. (Genesis 31, 43)
After passing the night there, Jacob selected from what he had with him the following presents for his brother Esau: (Genesis 32, 14)
"No, I beg you!" said Jacob. "If you will do me the favor, please accept this gift from me, since to come into your presence is for me like coming into the presence of God, now that you have received me so kindly. (Genesis 33, 10)
Do accept the present I have brought you; God has been generous toward me, and I have an abundance." Since he so urged him, Esau accepted. (Genesis 33, 11)
But Jacob replied: "As my lord can see, the children are frail. Besides, I am encumbered with the flocks and herds, which now have sucklings; if overdriven for a single day, the whole flock will die. (Genesis 33, 13)
Since he was strongly attracted to Dinah, daughter of Jacob, indeed was really in love with the girl, he endeavored to win her affection. (Genesis 34, 3)
Meanwhile, Jacob heard that Shechem had defiled his daughter Dinah; but since his sons were out in the fields with his livestock, he held his peace until they came home. (Genesis 34, 5)