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Genesis 31

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Oct 6, 2026

Ashley TerradezHOST
34:08
And all of a sudden, Jacob became very prosperous.
Ashley TerradezHOST
34:11
In fact, it says in Genesis, I believe it's Genesis 31, it says, "The man became exceedingly prosperous." Jacob became exceedingly prosperous.
Ashley TerradezHOST
34:17
Well, the reason why he became exceedingly prosperous is he made a vow to God and said, "God, whatever you give me, I'm gonna give you a minimum of 10% back.
Ashley TerradezHOST
34:23
I'm gonna tithe back to you." And God said, "I'll honor that, and I'll give you a supernatural business idea so you'll make millions, and you'll be able to tithe back to me." Listen, that was before the law.
Akintola SamuelHOST
46:35
Look at Jacob.
Akintola SamuelHOST
46:36
Genesis 13, Genesis 31 rather, 37 to 39.
Akintola SamuelHOST
46:41
Genesis 31:37-39.
Akintola SamuelHOST
46:46
Jacob speaking.
Akintola SamuelHOST
46:48
Are we all reading together? This should be the testimony of every believer.
speaker_0NARRATOR
45:03
There is a similar account to be given for the order of the words in Numbers 12, verses 1 and 10, where Miriam, being the more prominent of the two in opposing Moses, is placed before Aaron.
speaker_0NARRATOR
45:13
So Rachel and Leah in inverse order, Genesis 31, verse 14, Gad and Reuben, Numbers 32, verse 6.
speaker_0NARRATOR
45:20
She who was blessed among women suffered less from the taint of human infirmity than others, yet she was not entirely exempt from it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
45:29
Exo, without.

Unknown podcast

Gospel According to Mark, from Gnomon of the New Testament-Johann Albrecht Bengel

Sep 30 · 1 Mention

speaker_3UNKNOWN
55:32
There is a similar account to be given for the order of the words in Numbers 12, verses 1 and 10, where Miriam, being the more prominent of the two in opposing Moses, is placed before Aaron.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
55:42
So Rachel and Leah in inverse order, Genesis 31, verse 14, Gad and Reuben, Numbers 32, verse 6.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
55:50
She who was blessed among women suffered less from the taint of human infirmity than others, yet she was not entirely exempt from it.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
55:58
Exo, without.
EnochHOST
63:33
No.
EnochHOST
63:34
So what made Jacob see these angels? You have to go to Genesis 31.
EnochHOST
63:40
The last but one verse and the last verse will help you, will help you to understand something.
EnochHOST
63:44
Genesis 31.
EnochHOST
63:46
You see what happened.
EnochHOST
63:47
"Then offered-- Then Jacob offered sacrifice upon the mount and called his brethren to eat bread and they didn't ate bread and, and they did eat bread and tarried all night in the mount." Verse 55, "And early in the morning, Laban rose up and kissed his sons and his daughters and blessed them and Laban departed and returned unto his place." Next verse, "And Jacob went and he met..." What happened? Laban who had been cheating him had to still pray for him before leaving.
Dean AlleyHOST
48:54
The daughters later say their father sold them.
Dean AlleyHOST
48:58
We'll see that play on words in Genesis 31.
Dean AlleyHOST
49:01
That was not the honorable word.
Dean AlleyHOST
49:06
Seven years passed after the wedding feast and Laban puts Leah in Rachel's place.
Joshua BermanHOST
0:30
So come on into the bar, and thanks for joining us.
Joshua BermanHOST
0:36
As Jacob and his family secretly leave Laban behind, Genesis 31 gives us a strange detail.
Joshua BermanHOST
0:43
Rachel steals her father's teraphim, perhaps idols.
Joshua BermanHOST
0:48
Laban calls them his gods, and he is desperate to get them back.
Joshua BermanHOST
1:59
And on this story, you had a very interesting thesis that I thought our listening audience would like to hear and have a discussion about it.
Joshua BermanHOST
2:08
So tell us about teraphim.
Joshua BermanHOST
2:10
What are they? Tell us about the other places in Scripture where we find this and a very interesting pattern of where and who are using these things and how it might color our reading of Genesis 31.
Joshua BermanHOST
2:25
Take it away.

Unknown podcast

Gospel According to Mark, from Gnomon of the New Testament-Johann Albrecht Bengel

Sep 21 · 1 Mention

David WalesNARRATOR
48:35
There is a similar account to be given for the order of the words in Numbers 12, verses 1 and 10, where Miriam, being the more prominent of the two in opposing Moses, is placed before Aaron.
David WalesNARRATOR
48:45
So Rachel and Leah in inverse order, Genesis 31, verse 14, Gad and Reuben, Numbers 32, verse 6.
David WalesNARRATOR
48:52
She who was blessed among women suffered less from the taint of human infirmity than others, yet she was not entirely exempt from it.
David WalesNARRATOR
49:01
Exo, without.
Anna Van DellenGUEST
19:18
So verses 31 to 43 is basically Jacob plundering Laban, which is awesome, and he's certainly entitled to and it's no more than Laban completely deserves.
Anna Van DellenGUEST
19:30
Let us go to Genesis 31.
Anna Van DellenGUEST
19:34
Now Jacob heard the words of Laban's sons, saying, "Jacob has taken away all that was our father's, and from what belonged to our father he has made all this wealth." So they even admit that Jacob's the one who made the wealth, and that the wealth that they see came from what their father had.
Anna Van DellenGUEST
19:56
And...
Jon ForttHOST
2:05
deception where isaac is going to give the blessing to the oldest son uh esau who he likes the most loves the most because esau is a man's man and he hunts and makes gets that venison that he likes but rebecca perhaps remembering listening to god's instruction when she was pregnant it's like now i'm going to help jacob out he's going to be the one who gets this blessing Jacob takes the blessing through deception, runs away because Esau is going to kill him, and then encounters a big deceiver of his own in Laban.
Jon ForttHOST
2:39
And in Genesis 31...
Jon ForttHOST
2:42
You know, God's told him, all right, you've been in this land with Laban for a while.
Jon ForttHOST
2:48
It's time for you to go back home.
Jon ForttHOST
2:51
And Jacob has spent literally half his life, maybe a little bit more, running from home.
Jon ForttHOST
2:57
And now God is telling him, not just go back, but go back.
Jon ForttHOST
3:01
And in Genesis 31, verse 3, Yahweh said to Jacob, return to the land of your fathers and to your relatives, and I will go.
David TiecheHOST
3:12
with you which yeah but what's it it's a little bit interesting it's not like god's like hey it's time to move something's going on here and we start to see the hint and the cracks and the fissures of his contentious relationship with laban it said that jacob heard that laban's sons were saying this is like two verses before the verse you just read Jacob has taken everything our father owned and has gained all this wealth from what belonged to our father.

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