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Theme of Genesis 30
Rivalry, God’s blessing, and Jacob’s prosperity
Who was Jacob
Husband of Rachel and Leah
Who was Rachel
Jacob’s beloved wife
Who was Leah
Jacob’s first wife
Who was Bilhah
Rachel’s servant
Who was Zilpah
Leah’s servant
Who was Reuben
Leah’s eldest son
Who was Laban
Jacob’s father-in-law
Who was Joseph
Rachel’s first son
Who was Dinah
Jacob’s daughter
Family tree
Abraham + Sarah → Isaac + Rebekah → Jacob → Leah, Rachel, Bilhah, Zilpah and their children
Leah’s children
Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Dinah
Rachel’s child
Joseph (later Benjamin)
Bilhah’s children
Dan and Naphtali
Zilpah’s children
Gad and Asher
What problem did Rachel face
She could not have children
What did Rachel say
“Give me children, or I will die!”
What did Jacob reply
Only God can give children
What plan did Rachel make
Gave Bilhah to Jacob
Who were Bilhah’s sons
Dan and Naphtali
Meaning of Dan
God has judged in my favour
Meaning of Naphtali
I have fought with my sister and won
What did Leah do when she stopped having children
Gave Zilpah to Jacob
Who were Zilpah’s sons
Gad and Asher
Meaning of Gad
I have been lucky
Meaning of Asher
I am happy
Similar earlier event
Sarah gave Hagar to Abraham
Who found mandrakes
Reuben
What were mandrakes
Plants believed to increase fertility
Who wanted the mandrakes
Rachel
Leah’s complaint
Rachel had already taken her husband
What deal was made
Mandrakes in exchange for a night with Jacob
What happened after
God answered Leah’s prayer
Who was Leah’s fifth son
Issachar
Meaning of Issachar
God has rewarded me
Who was Leah’s sixth son
Zebulun
Meaning of Zebulun
Honor
Who was Dinah
Jacob’s daughter
What does “God remembered Rachel” mean
God answered her prayer
Who was Rachel’s first son
Joseph
Meaning of Joseph
May the LORD give me another son
Why is Joseph important
He later saves his family and rises in Egypt
What did Jacob ask after Joseph’s birth
Permission to return home
What did Jacob remind Laban
He served faithfully and brought blessing
What did Laban admit
God blessed him because of Jacob
What payment system did Jacob propose
Spotted, speckled goats and black sheep
What did Laban do
Removed many of those animals
What was Laban’s pattern
Continued deception
What method did Jacob use
Placed striped branches near mating animals
What animals resulted
Speckled, spotted, streaked
What separation did Jacob make
Strong animals separated from weak
What was the result
Jacob became very wealthy
What did Jacob gain
Flocks, servants, camels, and donkeys
Who was truly responsible for success
God
Order: first event
Rachel becomes jealous
Order: second event
Bilhah has Dan
Order: third event
Bilhah has Naphtali
Order: fourth event
Zilpah has Gad
Order: fifth event
Zilpah has Asher
Order: sixth event
Reuben finds mandrakes
Order: seventh event
Issachar is born
Order: eighth event
Zebulun is born
Order: ninth event
Dinah is born
Order: tenth event
Joseph is born
Order: eleventh event
Jacob asks to leave
Order: twelfth event
New wages agreed
Order: thirteenth event
Laban removes animals
Order: final event
Jacob becomes wealthy
How many children so far
11 sons and 1 daughter
Missing son
Benjamin (born later)
Lesson about jealousy
It creates conflict
Lesson about children
They are a gift from God
Lesson about prayer
God hears Leah and Rachel
Lesson about schemes
God works despite human plans
Lesson about provision
God blesses His people
Rachel’s qualities
Persistent but jealous
Leah’s qualities
Thankful but competitive
Jacob’s qualities
Hard-working but used unusual methods
Laban’s qualities
Recognized God but deceptive
Bilhah’s qualities
Faithful servant
Zilpah’s qualities
Faithful servant
Rachel’s quote
“Give me children, or I will die!”
Jacob’s quote
“Am I in the place of God?”
God’s action
God remembered Rachel
Laban’s quote
“The LORD has blessed me because of you.”
Rachel’s joy
“God has taken away my disgrace.”