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• On the third day, word came to Laban that Jacob had fled. (Genesis 31, 22)

• But that night God appeared to Laban the Aramean in a dream and warned him, "Take care not to threaten Jacob with any harm!" (Genesis 31, 24)

• When Laban overtook Jacob, Jacob's tents were pitched in the highlands; Laban also pitched his tents there, on Mount Gilead. (Genesis 31, 25)

• "What do you mean," Laban demanded of Jacob, "by hoodwinking me and carrying off my daughters like war captives? (Genesis 31, 26)

• "I was frightened," Jacob replied to Laban, "at the thought that you might take your daughters away from me by force. (Genesis 31, 31)

• Laban then went in and searched Jacob's tent and Leah's tent, as well as the tents of the two maidservants; but he did not find the idols. Leaving Leah's tent, he went into Rachel's. (Genesis 31, 33)

• Now Rachel had taken the idols, put them inside a camel cushion, and seated herself upon them. When Laban had rummaged through the rest of her tent without finding them, (Genesis 31, 34)

• Jacob, now enraged, upbraided Laban. "What crime or offense have I committed," he demanded, "that you should hound me so fiercely? (Genesis 31, 36)

• Laban replied to Jacob: "The women are mine, their children are mine, and the flocks are mine; everything you see belongs to me. But since these women are my daughters, I will now do something for them and for the children they have borne. (Genesis 31, 43)

• Laban called it Jegar-sahadutha, but Jacob named it Galeed. (Genesis 31, 47)

• "This mound," said Laban, "shall be a witness from now on between you and me." That is why it was named Galeed-- (Genesis 31, 48)

• Laban said further to Jacob: "Here is this mound, and here is the memorial stone that I have set up between you and me. (Genesis 31, 51)