The Golden Thread
The Golden Thread
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Isaac also agreed to this, for he did not want Jacob to marry one of the women of the land as Esau had done. So Isaac blessed Jacob again and sent him on his journey.
With aching heart Rebekah bade him fare- well. She was never to see him again, for she died before he returned. It is sad to think of the poor broken-hearted mother yearning to see her beloved son before she died ; but it was her own wrong -doing that caused all her grief and pain.
Jacob himself went through many hard and lonely a...nd bitter years of suffering for the wrong he had done.
With a sad heart he started on the long journey. He left behind him all he loved, Jacob 43 his dear father and mother, and the comforts of his home. He set out in secret and alone. He had to face the danger of meeting wander- ing tribesmen who might rob him or even kill him. Wild beasts, too, prowled about in the desert wastes through which he had to pass.
Yet he never lost his faith in God, which is the only real help in our darkest and saddest hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isaac also agreed to this, for he did not want Jacob to marry one of the women of the land as Esau had done. So Isaac blessed Jacob again and sent him on his journey.
With aching heart Rebekah bade him fare- well. She was never to see him again, for she died before he returned. It is sad to think of the poor broken-hearted mother yearning to see her beloved son before she died ; but it was her own wrong -doing that caused all her grief and pain.
Jacob himself went through many hard and lonely a...nd bitter years of suffering for the wrong he had done.
With a sad heart he started on the long journey. He left behind him all he loved, Jacob 43 his dear father and mother, and the comforts of his home. He set out in secret and alone. He had to face the danger of meeting wander- ing tribesmen who might rob him or even kill him. Wild beasts, too, prowled about in the desert wastes through which he had to pass.
Yet he never lost his faith in God, which is the only real help in our darkest and saddest hours.
What to read after The Golden Thread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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