Jacob flees from his home and travels east to his uncle Laban where he meets Laban's daughter Rachel. Jacob is immediately smitten so he negotiates a deal with Laban to work for seven years to marry his daughter. After the seven years are up Jacob takes his new wife into his tent but in the morning, he looks and it is most definitely not Rachel with him in the tent.
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