THE TRAGIC DEATH OF RACHEL IN THE BIBLE: PUNISHMENT OF GOD? CURSE? WHY DID RACHEL DIE?

THE TRAGIC DEATH OF RACHEL IN THE BIBLE: PUNISHMENT OF GOD? CURSE? WHY DID RACHEL DIE?
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Thank you for sharing this story 😇

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Thank you for great content and that prayer 🙏🙏

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[@rachelhawkins7254]

i was named Rachel by the people who adopted me when i was 24 months old. i really did not like my name i do know it came from the bible now after seeing an hearing the story of Rachel from the bible i realized that my name is of Rachel it’s a name to be proud of.

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your story, Rachel. It's wonderful to hear how your perspective on your name has evolved through discovering its biblical significance. Rachel from the Bible was a woman of strength and faith, and may you continue to find inspiration and pride in your name's meaning. God bless you on your journey.

[@dionneking8]

My heart 💔 broke for leah😢

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your empathy. Leah's story in the Bible reminds us of the complexities of human relationships and the comfort we find in God's compassion. May we continue to seek His grace and understanding in all circumstances.

[@dionneking8]

@@LightOfTheGospel7 thank you for warming my heart toward rachel apart of me due to my love and empathy toward leah disliked rachel despite her lies despite her having the heart of Jacob she still had pain this video taught me that

[@donnalynnequick4761]

I was hoping for a good teaching, not the constant repetition of saying the same thing over and over. I couldn’t even finish listening.

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Ι am of the same opinion !

[@lillianmiller9915]

Thank you for this story

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You're welcome! I'm glad you appreciated the story. Reflecting on the lives and lessons of biblical characters can provide us with valuable insights and strengthen our faith. As 2 Timothy 3:16 says, "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness." May God's word continue to guide and inspire you. God bless you!

[@silky0439]

Using her words to explain her death would make no sense. She or else I die. By the time she had Benjamin she had already had Joseph. She wasn’t childless. He was no. 2. Which begs the question, why? In order for self fulfilling prophesy to even be considered, the womb would have had Never have been opened.

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and questions. The stories in the Bible often show us the complexities of life and God's unfolding plan. While we may not fully understand every detail, we trust in God's wisdom and sovereignty. His grace and purpose guide us through every circumstance, even those that seem perplexing. May we continue to seek His truth and blessings in our journey of faith.

[@questioneverything2488]

ANEM and thank you

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[@richellepeace4457]

That's easy, Rachel was born to a con and had a jealous sister who was also a con. Jacob seen Rachel and if you notice it speaks of Jacobs love for Rachel but its not stated Rachel loved Jacob. Her father did his con with the help of Leah, Leah forced herself into a marriage she wasn't wanted in and threw her fertility in Rachel's face. God felt sorry for Leah because God knit Rachel the way he knit her then punished her for it by bartender just because Leah was jealous....

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your insights on the story of Rachel, Leah, and Jacob. The complexities of their relationships and actions can indeed be challenging to understand. In Genesis 29-30, we see the unfolding of their lives filled with struggles and God's intervention. It's important to remember that, despite human flaws and actions, God's plans and purposes prevail. Romans 8:28 reminds us that "in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose." Even in difficult circumstances, God can bring about His will and show His love and mercy. Let's seek to understand and learn from these biblical stories, trusting in God's grace and wisdom. May His love and guidance continue to lead us in all our relationships. God bless you!

[@nellyphillips5688]

Very harsh , it didn't say Rachel did not love Jacob as well

[@keleniengaluafe2600]

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[@nellyphillips5688]

It was the rights of the oldest sister to marry first ,thats why laban tricked jacob after all jacob should know how to trick someone just as he did to his brother esau

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. The story of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel in Genesis shows us human imperfections and God's sovereignty over our lives. Despite their actions, God continued to work through them to fulfill His purposes. May we all seek His wisdom and grace in our own journeys.