Commentary

Complete English and Urdu Bible commentary providing verse-by-verse explanation of the Holy Bible with clear understanding of Genesis creation, Adam and Eve, Garden of Eden, and key biblical teachings. This study guide offers spiritual insights, moral lessons, and easy explanations for readers, students, and believers to understand the Word of God deeply.

  • Genesis 29:20

    Detailed English Explanation of Genesis 29:20 1. “And Jacob served seven years for Rachel” The first important idea in this verse is service. Jacob did not receive Rachel immediately. He agreed to work for Laban for seven years. His love was demonstrated not merely through words but through his willingness to sacrifice his time, strength, and effort. This is an important biblical principle: love is not simply an emotion. Genuine love can involve…

  • Zechariah 2:2

    English Explanation Zechariah 2:2 is part of a prophetic vision in which the prophet sees a man with a measuring line in his hand. Zechariah asks him, “Whither goest thou?”—in modern English, “Where are you going?” The man answers that he is going to measure Jerusalem, specifically to determine its breadth and length. BBible Hub At first glance,…

  • Genesis 29:19

    Context of Genesis 29:19 Jacob had traveled to the land where his mother’s relatives lived. There he met Rachel, the daughter of Laban, while she was caring for her father’s sheep. Jacob was deeply attracted to Rachel and wanted to marry her. Laban had two daughters, Leah and Rachel. Leah was the elder daughter, while…

  • Genesis 29:18

    English Explanation 1. The background of Genesis 29:18 Jacob had left his homeland and traveled to the region where his mother’s family lived. There he met Laban, his mother’s brother. Laban had two daughters: Leah, the elder daughter, and Rachel, the younger daughter. The chapter describes Rachel as beautiful and well favored. BBible Study Tools Jacob became…

  • Zechariah 2:1

    Detailed Explanation in English 1. “I lifted up mine eyes again” The words “lifted up mine eyes again” show that Zechariah was receiving a series of visions. He had already witnessed other prophetic scenes, and now his attention was directed toward another vision. The phrase also suggests spiritual attentiveness. Zechariah was not merely observing ordinary…

  • Genesis 29:15

    Genesis 29:15 — Detailed English Explanation The verse begins: “And Laban said unto Jacob…” Laban was Jacob’s uncle, because Laban was the brother of Rebekah, Jacob’s mother. Jacob had arrived at Laban’s household after traveling from his father’s home. Laban had received him as a member of the family, and Jacob had been staying and…

  • Genesis 29:17

    English Explanation 1. Who were Leah and Rachel? Leah and Rachel were the daughters of Laban and the sisters of one another. Jacob, the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham, came to Laban’s household and met Rachel. Genesis 29:17 gives the reader a physical description of the two sisters. Rachel is specifically described as beautiful and well favoured, while Leah is described as “tender eyed.” The following verse makes the emotional situation even clearer: Jacob loved Rachel and…

  • Genesis 29:16

    Genesis 29:16 — English Explanation Genesis 29:16 introduces Laban’s two daughters, Leah and Rachel. The verse deliberately identifies them according to their birth order: Leah was the elder daughter, while Rachel was the younger daughter. This distinction becomes extremely important in the story because Laban later uses the custom concerning the elder daughter to explain why Leah was…

  • Genesis 29:14

    Detailed Explanation in English 1. The context of Genesis 29:14 Genesis 29 describes Jacob’s arrival in Haran after leaving his home. Jacob had traveled to the region connected with his mother’s family. At a well, he encountered shepherds and then Rachel, Laban’s daughter. Jacob identified himself to Rachel as the son of Rebekah, Laban’s sister….

  • Genesis 29:13

    Genesis 29:13 Context and Background To understand Genesis 29:13 properly, it is helpful to look at what happened immediately before this verse. Jacob had left his home and was traveling toward the family of his mother, Rebekah. His journey was connected with the instructions given to him concerning his family and future. When Jacob arrived in the area of Haran, he came to a well where shepherds were gathering their flocks. There Jacob met Rachel,…