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DAY THREE

1. Read Genesis 30:22-24. What was Rachel's request to the LORD when her son, Joseph, was born?
   
   
2. Up until this time, what kind of relationship did the sisters have toward each other?
   
   
3. How was Rachel's response to her first child like Leah's response to her fourth child? (Gen. 29:35)
   
   
4. Read Genesis 31:1-18. What appears to be a refreshing change between Leah and Rachel in this passage? (Note the word "us.")
   
   

1. Only God can remove reproach from a person's life. (Isa. 4:1; Luke 1:25)
   
   REPROACH (#2781) Cherpah in Hebrew. Meaning: shame, scorn, contempt. It has connotations of blaming others, of pointing the finger, a stigma. (Lexicon, p. 1728.)
   
   What has God graciously removed from your life that was a reproach to you?
   
   
2. God can use children to soften the hardest hurts. How has a child brought you into a newness of love for God this week? (Luke 18:16; Matt. 18:3, 19:13-14)
   
   

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