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Lesson 12 – A Bride for Isaac (Genesis 24-25)

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Lesson 12 – Isaac and Rebekah ||| Back to Table of Contents ||| Scripture Passage: Genesis 24:1-25:18 This post and others in the series are adapted from the content of the lesson syllabus authored by group moderator Rob Perry . Content is for study and research only, not for other distribution without written permission. Contact the webmaster, Mike Foxworth . OPEN IT 1. How do people generally choose whom they are going to marry? EXPLORE IT 2. What did Abraham make his chief servant promise? (24:1-9) 3. Where did Abraham's servant go? (24:10-11) 4. For what did Abraham's servant pray? (24:12-14) 5. How did the Lord answer the servant's prayer? (24:15-25) 6. What did the servant do after the Lord answered his prayer? (24:26-27) 7. What did Rebekah do? (24:28) 8. Who went out to meet Abraham's servant? (24:29-31) 9. What did Abraham's servant tell Laban? (24:34-49) 10. How did Laban respond to what Abraham's servant said? (24:50-51) 11. How did...

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