Melissa 1st Ward

Some related questions:

• What can you learn from Rebekah’s actions?
• What can you learn from Abraham’s servant?
• In what ways would you like to be like Rebekah?
• What can you learn from the servant’s loyalty to his mission?
• What can you learn from Rebekah’s response to leaving so soon?
• What does this tell you about Rebekah’s worthiness?
• What does the Lord renewing the Abrahamic Covenant with Isaac teach you?
• What does the Lord telling Isaac to remain in the land during the famine teach you?
• What can you learn from Isaac’s willingness to make peace rather than get revenge?
• What can you learn from Esau’s choice to marry outside of the covenant?
• What could Esau have done to secure the blessing he wanted?

Some related questions:

• Who are some covenant-keeping women in your life?
• Why does Jacob need a covenant-keeping wife?
• What promises does the Lord give Jacob?
• What is Jacob’s commitment to the Lord after Bethel?
• What traits have you admired in Jacob?
• What can you learn from the difficult circumstances in this important family?
• What can you learn from the phrase, “And God remembered Rachel” (v.22)?
• Why would Jacob need to return to the land of Canaan?
• How did God help Jacob prosper?
• What principles can you learn from the gift that Jacob prepared for Esau?
• What can you learn from the wrestle that Jacob had?
• How can the story of Jacob and Esau help you heal relationships in your life?