Genesis 24:67
And Isaac brought her into his mother Sarah's tent, and took Rebekah, and she became his wife; and he loved her: and Isaac was comforted after his mother's death.
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The Permanent Significance of the Old Testament
... the hero of righteousness and faith; Lot and Laban, Sarah and Rebekah, Isaac, Jacob,
and ... mountain home, where at the close of the poem the lovers appear hand ...
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1 Cor. Iv. 6
... For indeed from that day she will receive many lovers even before her ... near the end,
speaking of Rebekah's veiling herself at sight of Isaac; "See the ...
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Letter Lii. To Nepotian.
... Isaac counted twice the years of David, yet never felt cold with Rebekah, old though ...
my charm and my delight' the ridiculous courtesies of lovers and their ...
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Against Jovinianus.
... green herb have I given you all." He then flies off to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob ...
We are informed that Rebekah went like a prophet to inquire of the Lord, and ...
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Lovers

Lovers: Boaz for Ruth

Lovers: Isaac for Rebekah

Lovers: Jacob for Rachel

Lovers: Shechem for Dinah

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