Rivkah’sStory

This video is an explanation of why Rivkah's Story is SO important! Please watch this video first! It will provide important background information. It is also provides a list of all copyright materials used and explains how these materials can be used in a non-profit instructional setting.

This begins the story of how Eliezer was sent by Abraham to seek; and to select; and to prepare for marriage; and to safely deliver a bride for his son Isaac. He was commissioned to deliver Isaac's bride to Beer-Lahai Roi, which lies within Abraham and Isaacs homeland.

Rivkah reveals her covenant to Deborah; while Deborah has been consumed by thoughts of the gods. Rivkah has a dream where she gives water to a hoard of people. Through dreams and visions, Abraham, Isaac, and Rivkah are each introduced to the, "Son of Man!"

On the road, Rivkah will learn about sojourning versus dwelling. Then they will stay two nights at an Inn in Damascus which was previously a king's palace. El Shaddai teaches Rivkah that she has a prophetic spirit. The women see a different side of Eliezer as they learn more about Abraham. They learn about his name change and the Promised Land. Rivkah dreams of a fisherman and learns about sowing seed. Rivkah is introduced to Ruach Hakidesh (the Holy Spirit). Rivkah given two maps and much history of the Promised Land. Rivkah visits Luz (Beth El) and wonders about making an offering. Rivkah also visits Jerusalem and Bethlehem along her way to Isaac.

A Wonder in Heaven? Abraham received news of their coming. He has a dream about his progeny and a gentle breath from God releasing the aroma of God's faith into the earth! Abraham learned about his children from the constellations. Abraham contemplated breath and laughter. Rivkah and the caravan arrived at the Well Lahai Roi; Isaac lifted

Rivkah Shares Her Covenant Scroll With Abraham; Then She Shared the Writing on the Yearling Fleece. Abraham Was Surprised by Rivkah's Chutzpah; They Discussed the Significance of Names on the Staff; Abraham was greatly pleased; Isaac was Influenced by Rivkah! Abraham Was Even More Surprised; Rivkah Actually Caused Him to See Spiritual Things More Clearly! Abraham Blesses Them as the Sole Heir of Promises Given to Abraham and Sarah. He Commissions Them to Teach Their Children the Ways of El Shaddai and to Bring God's Breath of Faith as a Scent from Heaven into All the Earth! Abraham Appointed Eliezer to Become the Governor of the Wedding Feast!