The Syrian, son of Bethuel, brother to Rebekah, and father to Rachel, whose history forms so interesting a page in Scripture from his connection with Jacob. (See Genesis 28:1-22; Genesis 29:1-35; Genesis 30:1-43;Genesis 31:1-55) His name means, white.
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