Genesis 29
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Sep 18, 2026
Michael BashamHOST
Go work for Laban.
Michael BashamHOST
And Jacob marries Leah and Rachel, Genesis 29.
Michael BashamHOST
And every detail is recorded.
Michael BashamHOST
Every interaction... that is significant is in the Bible.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Many of the commentators see this love and hate thing in a comparative sense, or an antonymic pair, like they're antonyms.
Chuck MisslerHOST
We could go into Genesis 29, a lot of other examples of this, where that is used, that the words are used comparatively.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Leah and Rachel.
Chuck MisslerHOST
One is loved more than the other.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Many of the commentators see this love and hate thing in a comparative sense, or an antonymic pair, like they're antonyms.
Chuck MisslerHOST
We could go into Genesis 29, a lot of other examples of this, where that is used, that the words are used comparatively.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Leah and Rachel, how one is loved more than the other.
Chuck MisslerHOST
You can argue from the language from Genesis that this term simply means that he loved Jacob and he loved Esau less.
Dirk KoetjeHOST
Abraham pays a tithe to Melchizedek in Genesis 14.
Dirk KoetjeHOST
Levi, Abraham's great-great-grandson, who was the head of the priestly line, he isn't born until Genesis 29.
Dirk KoetjeHOST
And yet the writer of Hebrews says that when Abraham paid a tithe to Melchizedek, it could well be said that Levi did also because he was in Abraham's loins.
Dirk KoetjeHOST
And so it is with Adam.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
And they come up with a plan that we can't get into now, but it's in that framework that we are introduced to Leah.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
So turn with me to Genesis 29, and I want you to look here with me at verse 16 and verse 17.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
Genesis 29 verse 16.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
Now Laban had two daughters.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
The name of the older was Leah, and the name of the younger was Rachel.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
I want us to get a sense of some of the isolation and disappointment this woman experienced.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
And I want to begin with her father.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
So let's read a few verses here in Genesis 29, beginning in verse 18.
Chuck MisslerHOST
The mystery is why He loved Jacob." [laughing] Many of the commentators see this hate-- love and hate thing in a comparative sense or antonymic pair, uh, like they're antonyms.
Chuck MisslerHOST
We could go into Genesis 29, a lot of other examples of this, where that is used, that the words are used comparatively.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Leah and Rachel, how one is loved more than the other.
Chuck MisslerHOST
You can argue from the language from Genesis that this term simply means that He loved Jacob and He loved Esau less.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Many of the commentators see this love and hate thing in a comparative sense, or an antonymic pair, like they're antonyms.
Chuck MisslerHOST
We could go into Genesis 29, a lot of other examples of this, where that is used, that the words are used comparatively.
Chuck MisslerHOST
Leah and Rachel.
Chuck MisslerHOST
One is loved more than the other.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
Glad that you're with us on this Wednesday morning, ready to go, ready to dive into the Word of God, to pour out your love and your honor and your praise to our Almighty Father in heaven and to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
We will be exploring another world today, or Days of Our Lives, or Young and Restless, or pick the soap opera of your choice, better known as the Book of Genesis, Chapter 29.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
You will not believe what is taking place in Chapter 29.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
It's almost as though you're not even reading the Bible, except you are, and there are some very important lessons in there.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
So Genesis, Chapter 29 today.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
We'll get to that in a few moments.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
I'll talk through it and then we'll, Ron Kunowi will come in with his group, do a couple of tunes, and then you and I will have a chance to read it together, all 35 verses today of Genesis, Chapter 29.
D.A. WhitneyHOST
So you're ready to go? When Jesus was here, He said He did not know the day or time, but there will come a time where He will be coming back to take His people, the day of the Lord, and if you are one of His people, He will take you to heaven before all living you-know-what breaks loose on Earth.
Joshua BermanHOST
So come on into the bar, and thanks for joining us.
Joshua BermanHOST
Genesis 29 is a story full of desire, disappointment, rivalry, and longing.
Joshua BermanHOST
And, unusually for biblical narrative, it talks explicitly about love.
Joshua BermanHOST
Jacob loves Rachel, while Leah is described as unloved.
Susie ParkGUEST
Thank you.
Susie ParkGUEST
Good to be here.
Joshua BermanHOST
So when we open Genesis 29, you know, and it says basically, you know, you could almost make it into a Hollywood movie.
Joshua BermanHOST
Jacob shows up at the well and he sees Rachel and his heart starts pounding.
David TiecheHOST
Oh yeah.
David TiecheHOST
So here, here we are, we are, we have the meeting of Rachel and that is in, uh, 29, uh, Genesis 29.
David TiecheHOST
Um, And so do you want to get into that or do you want to save that for the actual Rachel podcast?
Jon ForttHOST
I think we got to show the meeting of Rachel so we can understand how Leah is getting shafted.
7 MINS LATER
Jon ForttHOST
given these image-driven...
David TiecheHOST
Unattainable beauty standards, John.
Jon ForttHOST
And we're not even 30 chapters into Genesis yet.
Jon ForttHOST
Just shows what women have had to deal with since the very beginning.
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