Rebekah at the Well Papyrus Replica | Genesis 24:31–47 Scripture Art

Rebekah at the Well Papyrus Replica | Genesis 24:31–47 Scripture Art

Name: Rebekah at the Well Papyrus Replica | Genesis 24:31–47 Scripture Art
SKU: 160050
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Vendor: Sacred Text Replicas

$119.00

This passage highlights themes of divine providence, covenant faithfulness, and God’s orchestration of Isaac’s future marriage.

• This fragment preserves portions of Genesis 24:31–40, where Abraham’s servant is welcomed into Laban’s household and recounts his mission to find a wife for Isaac from among Abraham’s relatives.

• It also includes Genesis 24:40–47, describing how the servant prayed for a sign at the well—that the chosen woman would offer water to him and his camels. Rebekah fulfills this sign exactly, demonstrating kindness and confirming God’s guidance.

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Product Description

This unique manuscript replica captures the Genesis 24:31–47 account of the servant’s retelling of how God guided him to Rebekah through a divinely answered prayer.

The original manuscript is part of the renowned Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri collection. Dating to approximately the 3rd century AD, it is a key artifact for scholars studying the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) and the early transmission of biblical texts.

• This fragment contains portions of Genesis 24:31–40, where Abraham’s servant is welcomed into Laban’s household and recounts his mission to find a wife for Isaac from among Abraham’s relatives.

• Crafted on genuine Egyptian papyrus

• 8″x10″ white frame as shown in the main photo. A black frame or clear acrylic version (as pictured) is also available upon request.

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This item is a modern replica, created for artistic, educational, and display purposes. It is not an ancient artifact.