Genesis 24:30 - Forerunner Commentary

Genesis 24:30

28 So the young woman ran and told her mother’s household these things.

29 Now Rebekah had a brother whose name was ^aLaban, and Laban ran out to the man by the well.

30 So it came to pass, when he saw the nose ring, and the bracelets on his sister’s wrists, and when he heard the words of his sister Rebekah, saying, “Thus the man spoke to me,” that he went to the man. And there he stood by the camels at the well.

31 And he said, “Come in, ^aO blessed of the Lord! Why do you stand outside? For I have prepared the house, and a place for the camels.”

32 Then the man came to the house. And he unloaded the camels, and ^aprovided straw and feed for the camels, and water to ^bwash his feet and the feet of the men who were with him.

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Definitions of words in Genesis 24:30:

By {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
By {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

He {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

His {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Man {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
Man {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Rebekah {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
Rebekah {Hitchcock's Bible Names}
Rebekah {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Ring {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
Ring {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Saw {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Sister {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

So {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
So {Hitchcock's Bible Names}
So {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Spoke {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

Well {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
Well {International Standard Bible Encyclopedia}

On {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
On {Hitchcock's Bible Names}

Other definition entries containing Genesis 24:30:

Hand {I.S.B.E.}
Laban {I.S.B.E.}
Text Of The Old Testament {I.S.B.E.}

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