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How many years did Jacob first serve Laban for Rachel?

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Ten questions about Jacob: the birthright, Bethel, Laban, Rachel and Leah, and the wrestling at Peniel.

  1. What did Esau trade his birthright for?
    Answer: A bowl of stew
    Esau, exhausted, sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of stew (Genesis 25:29-34).
  2. What was Esau's occupation?
    Answer: Hunter
    Esau became a skillful hunter, a man of the field, while Jacob stayed among the tents (Genesis 25:27).
  3. Who advised Jacob to deceive Isaac?
    Answer: His mother Rebekah
    Rebekah told Jacob to bring two young goats to his father so that he would receive the blessing (Genesis 27:6-10).
  4. What almost gave Jacob away before his blind father?
    Answer: His voice
    Isaac said: the voice is Jacob's voice, but the hands are the hands of Esau (Genesis 27:22).
  5. What did Jacob see in a dream at Bethel?
    Answer: A ladder to heaven
    Jacob dreamed of a ladder set up on the earth, with its top reaching to heaven (Genesis 28:12).
  6. What did Jacob name the place of his dream?
    Answer: Bethel
    He named the place Bethel, meaning house of God; the city was formerly called Luz (Genesis 28:19).
  7. How many years did Jacob first serve Laban for Rachel?
    Answer: Seven years
    Jacob served seven years for Rachel, and they seemed to him but a few days (Genesis 29:20).
  8. Whom did Laban give Jacob on the wedding night?
    Answer: Leah
    In the morning, Jacob discovered that it was Leah, Laban's older daughter (Genesis 29:23-25).
  9. Whom did Jacob face at the ford of the Jabbok?
    Answer: A man who wrestled with him
    A man wrestled with Jacob until daybreak, and Jacob was left limping from the hip (Genesis 32:24-31).
  10. What name did Jacob give to the place of the wrestling?
    Answer: Peniel
    Jacob called it Peniel: I have seen God face to face, and my life has been preserved (Genesis 32:30).