Genesis Genesis 29:1-35
Genesis 29 turns the deceiver into the deceived, names four foundational tribes through a hated wife, and lends the Septuagint a single Greek verb — apokuliō — that will reappear at exactly one other scene: the empty tomb.
Genesis Genesis 24:1-28
Twenty-eight verses at a foreign well introduce four covenant patterns at once: the hand-under-the-thigh oath, the «send my angel before you» guidance formula, the betrothal-at-the-well type-scene, and the chesed v-emet word-pair that will run from Sinai to Micah and into the prologue of John.