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Jacob Arrives at Paddan-Aram
Jacob Marries Leah and RachelAfter Jacob had stayed with Laban for about a month,
Jacob’s Many Children -
|Gênesis 29:1| Then Jacob hurried on, finally arriving in the land of the east.
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|Gênesis 29:2| He saw a well in the distance. Three flocks of sheep and goats lay in an open field beside it, waiting to be watered. But a heavy stone covered the mouth of the well.
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|Gênesis 29:3| It was the custom there to wait for all the flocks to arrive before removing the stone and watering the animals. Afterward the stone would be placed back over the mouth of the well.
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|Gênesis 29:4| Jacob went over to the shepherds and asked, “Where are you from, my friends?”“We are from Haran,” they answered.
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|Gênesis 29:5| “Do you know a man there named Laban, the grandson of Nahor?” he asked.“Yes, we do,” they replied.
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|Gênesis 29:6| “Is he doing well?” Jacob asked.“Yes, he’s well,” they answered. “Look, here comes his daughter Rachel with the flock now.”
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|Gênesis 29:7| Jacob said, “Look, it’s still broad daylight—too early to round up the animals. Why don’t you water the sheep and goats so they can get back out to pasture?”
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|Gênesis 29:8| “We can’t water the animals until all the flocks have arrived,” they replied. “Then the shepherds move the stone from the mouth of the well, and we water all the sheep and goats.”
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|Gênesis 29:9| Jacob was still talking with them when Rachel arrived with her father’s flock, for she was a shepherd.
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|Gênesis 29:10| And because Rachel was his cousin—the daughter of Laban, his mother’s brother—and because the sheep and goats belonged to his uncle Laban, Jacob went over to the well and moved the stone from its mouth and watered his uncle’s flock.
