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GEN 35:16–35:20 ©

Rachel Dies Giving Birth to Benjamin

Rachel Dies Giving Birth to Benjamin

35:16-20

16Later Jacob and his family moved on from Bethel and headed for the town of Ephrath. While they were still some distance from there, his wife Rachel went into labor, but she was experiencing great difficulty. 17Then when her labor pain was at its worst, the baby was born and the woman who was helping her deliver exclaimed to her, “Do not despair! You now have another son!” 18But Rachel was dying, and as her spirit was leaving her body, she named her baby Benoni which means “son of my sorrow”. But later, his father Jacob changed his name to Benjamin, which means “son of my right hand.”

19After Rachel died, they buried her body beside the road to the town of Ephrath, which also has the name Bethlehem. 20Jacob stood a stone up on its end on her grave to mark where it was. In fact, that same stone still marks Rachel’s grave today.

GEN 35:16–35:20 ©

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