29 And Jacob's possessions multiplied exceedingly, and he possessed oxen and sheep and asses and camels, and menservants and maid-servants. (JUB) 30 And Laban and his sons envied Jacob, and Laban took back his sheep from him, and he observed him with evil intent. (JUB)
Book of Jubilees 28:29–30
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Genesis 30:42–43
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Genesis 31:16–18
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