Genesis 29

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Genesis 29 is a chapter in the Book of Genesis that recounts Jacob’s arrival in Haran, his meeting and love for Rachel, and the beginning of his complex family life through his marriages to Leah and Rachel.

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Genesis 29 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chapter of the Book of Genesis
bookNumber 1 (within the Bible)
canonicalStatus canonical scripture in Christianity
canonical scripture in Judaism
chapterNumber 29
containsVerse Genesis 29:1
Genesis 29:10
Genesis 29:2
Genesis 29:20
Genesis 29:25
Genesis 29:3
Genesis 29:31
Genesis 29:4
describesEvent Jacob agrees to serve Laban seven years for Rachel
Jacob arrives in Haran
Jacob is welcomed into Laban’s household
Jacob kisses Rachel
Jacob marries Leah
Jacob marries Rachel
Jacob meets Rachel at the well
Jacob rolls the stone from the well’s mouth
Jacob serves an additional seven years for Rachel
Jacob weeps upon meeting Rachel
Laban deceives Jacob by giving Leah instead of Rachel
Leah bears Judah
Leah bears Levi
Leah bears Reuben
Leah bears Simeon
featuresCharacter Bilhah
Jacob
Laban
Leah
Rachel
Zilpah
focusesOn Jacob’s early years in Laban’s house
follows Genesis 28
language Hebrew
surface form: Biblical Hebrew
mentionsDeity Adonai
surface form: Yahweh
narrativeSectionOf Patriarchal narratives
partOf Book of Genesis
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Tanakh
surface form: Old Testament

Torah
precedes Genesis 30
setInLocation Haran
Paddan-aram
theme deception
divine favor
fertility
love
marriage

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Rachel mentionedIn Genesis 29
Genesis 30 follows Genesis 29