The Camels Are Coming Back!

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It was almost a year ago, we shared a message called, The Camels Are Coming Back,

https://www.youtube.com/live/XD5EDz_Uqe8?si=oEYmZRmXZqQjFP-g

The Camels Are Coming Home
As I was so engulfed with a sense of divine grace for the month of May, suddenly I heard, "The camels are coming home." I thought to myself: This is such a strange and random word. I certainly wasn't thinking of camels, nor do I enjoy riding them. I was never interested in camels, and didn't know much about them. However, with the release of this clear, unusual and random word, I had to pause and press in to find out why camels are very significant and what they symbolize. I wanted to know...what does it mean for God to say: The camels are coming home. So I became very interested in finding out about the significance of camels and what the Lord was saying through this word.

Interestingly, in the Bible, camels were a sign of great wealth. Those that came with treasures and resources almost always had them on camel humps. According to biblical narratives, camels can symbolize power and status. When the queen of Sheba came to test Solomon, she arrived in Jerusalem with a large group of attendants and a great caravan of camels loaded with spices, large quantities of gold, and precious jewels. When she met with Solomon, she talked with him about everything she had on her mind (1 Kings 10:1-2).

Camels can carry greater loads and travel quite a bit farther than donkeys, they are much better adapted to traveling across sandy deserts, and do not need to be fed and watered as frequently. They are agile, relentless, and exhibit great perseverance that Believers need in these times of testing.
Camels are mentioned more than twenty times in the book of Genesis alone. Yet, sixteen of these mentions appear when Abraham's servant takes ten of his master's camels to Aram, where he was sent by Abraham to arrange for a wife for his son Isaac (Genesis 24:10). I took this as a clear invitation to press into this passage of Scripture and hear what God had to say about camels and, more specifically, camels coming home!

Why Ten Camels?
In this specific chapter Abraham was very old, and the Lord had blessed him in every way. Abraham called his most trusted servant and charged him not to choose a wife for Isaac from the people of Canaan. Instead, he instructed him to go back to Abraham's own country to his relatives and choose a wife for Isaac (Genesis 24:1-5). In other words, the only requirement for this future wife, to be part of the covenant, was that she had to be a relative. The servant left to try and find this future wife for his master's son.
Interestingly, the servant took ten of his master's camels with him and loaded them with all kinds of gifts from his master. As I read that portion of Scripture, my questions were, "Why would he choose ten loaded camels? What was their significance in the story?"
The purpose of Abraham's servant taking along what amounts to a caravan of camels, was to impress the prospective bride and her family with the great wealth of the prospective groom and his family.
Clearly, the underlying message was that the bride could be assured of a lifetime of security and plenty with the groom, and that her family would be rewarded for agreeing to the match. As a result, they would be comforted about the future of their daughter with the new groom. (Photo via Unsplash)
By what means did Abraham acquire this great wealth?