Genesis 30-31

[imported__neil]

This verse (Gen 31:53) catches my attention (Laban speaking):

" ? 53 May the God of Abraham and the <u>God of Nahor</u>, the <u>God of their father</u>, judge between us." ?

God is God of all by default, whether or not they know it, but does this statement hint that besides Abram, God had revealed himself personally also to Nahor and Terah? They had all served other gods in Mesopotamia (Josh 24:2). I wonder, though, if like Abe they all quit idolatry, if indeed the LORD was their God.

Neil

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