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Rachel and Jacob's love is shown by mutual endurance: Jacob works another seven years and Rachel waits instead of leaving.
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Rachel and Jacob's love is shown by mutual endurance: Jacob works another seven years and Rachel waits instead of leaving.
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The Yahwist's few sentences reveal what it means to be human, to have family, to love, and to forgive, which is why the Bible endures.
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"for seven years every night at dinner Leah would cry and scream at her father. How could you embarrass me like this? I'm your..."
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"Right? Second of all Rachel's willing to wait for Jacob. She could at any time just run off and be with someone else. But..."
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