Gen 30:1, Exo 12:7, 1Sa 4:20-21, Psa 16:10, Lam 2:12, Luk 12:20, 23:46 | TSK | STEP | Rachel, in grief for her barrenness, gives Bilhah her maid unto Jacob. Bilhah bears Dan and Naphtali. Leah gives Zilpah her maid, who bears Gad and Asher. Reuben finds mandrakes, with which Leah buys her husband's company of Rachel. Leah bears Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah. Rachel bears Joseph. Jacob desires to depart. Laban detains him on a new agreement. Jacob's policy, whereby he becomes rich. when Rachel. Rachel envied.Envy and jealousy are most tormenting passions to the breast which harbours them, vexatious to all around, and introductory to much impatience and ungodliness. "Who is able to stand before envy?" or else I die.

Genesis 30:1

1 Rachel, in grief for her barrenness, gives Bilhah her maid unto Jacob.

5 Bilhah bears Dan and Naphtali.

9 Leah gives Zilpah her maid, who bears Gad and Asher.

14 Reuben finds mandrakes, with which Leah buys her husband's company of Rachel.

17 Leah bears Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah.

22 Rachel bears Joseph.

25 Jacob desires to depart.

27 Laban detains him on a new agreement.

37 Jacob's policy, whereby he becomes rich.

when Rachel.

29:31

Rachel envied.Envy and jealousy are most tormenting passions to the breast which harbours them, vexatious to all around, and introductory to much impatience and ungodliness. "Who is able to stand before envy?"

37:11; 1Sa 1:4-8; Ps 106:16; Pr 14:30; Ec 4:4; 1Co 3:3; Ga 5:21

Tit 3:3; Jas 3:14; 4:5

or else I die.

35:16-19; 37:11; Nu 11:15,29; 1Ki 19:4; Job 3:1-3,11,20-22; 5:2

Job 13:19; Jer 20:14-18; Joh 4:3,8; 2Co 7:10

Exodus 12:7

22,23; Eph 1:7; Heb 9:13,14,22; 10:14,29; 11:28; 1Pe 1:2

1 Samuel 4:20-21

Fear not.

Ge 35:17,18; Joh 16:21

neither did she regard it. Heb. and set not her heart.

Ps 77:2

I-chabod. that is, Where is the glory?. or, There is noglory. The glory.

Ps 26:8; 78:61,64; 106:20; Jer 2:11; Ho 9:12

Psalms 16:10

my.

9:17; 49:15; *marg:

139:8; Le 19:28; Nu 6:6; De 32:22; Job 11:8; Pr 15:11; 27:20

Isa 5:14; 14:9; Am 9:2; Lu 16:23; Ac 3:15; 1Co 15:55; Re 1:18; 20:13

hell.The word hell, from the Saxon {hillan} or {helan,} to hide, or from {holl,}, a cavern, though now used only for the place of torment, anciently denoted the concealed or unseen place of the dead in general; corresponding to the Greek [adev,] i.e., [o aidev topos,] the invisible place and the Hebrew {sheol,} from {shaal,} to ask, seek, the place and state of those who are out of the way, and to be sought for.

neither.

Ac 2:27-31; 13:35-38; 1Co 15:42,50-54

thine.

Da 9:24; Lu 1:35; 4:34; Ac 3:14