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Scripture Focus: Genesis 30:1 to 2; John 3:27Rachel, out of deep frustration, cried to Jacob, “Give me children, or else I die.” (Genesis 30:1).It was an emotional plea, driven by […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:31 to Genesis 30:1; Ecclesiastes 6:9Leah was unloved, unwanted, and used in a deceptive transaction she never asked for. Herheart was wounded, her marriage cold, and her

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:33 to 35; Isaiah 61:3Leah named her sons according to her pain. With Simeon and Levi, she hoped her husbandwould finally love her, saying, “Because the Lord

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:30 to 31; Proverbs 7:21 to 23Jacob did not love Leah, yet he still slept with her. The Bible is clear: “He went in also untoRachel, and

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:31 to 35; 1st Corinthians 1:27Leah was unloved. She was caught in a marriage built on deception and ignored by the manwho was supposed to cherish her.

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:21 to 30; Galatians 6:7Jacob had deceived his brother and lied to his father. Now he faced the same treatment. Labantricked him into marrying Leah after seven

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:20; Psalm 27:4“And Jacob served seven years for Rachel; and they seemed unto him but a few days, for thelove he had for her.” (Genesis 29:20). This

Scripture Focus: Genesis 29:1 to 14; Proverbs 3:5 to 6Jacob had just encountered God in a powerful dream, he saw a ladder reaching to heaven andheard God reaffirm his purpose

Scripture Focus: Genesis 28:16 to 17; Psalm 84:1 to 2When Jacob awoke from his dream, he said, “Surely the Lord is in this place, and I knew it not…this is