Isaac's Bride - Genesis Chapter 24 Poem

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Abraham, now old and wise,
Sent his servant, with heartfelt sighs,
To find a bride, for his son Isaac,
A wife to share his life's track.
The servant took ten camels, a grand sight,
And set out, guided by God's light,
To Mesopotamia, a distant land,
To find a wife, as per Abraham's command.
At the well, he prayed for a sign,
A kind-hearted woman, he hoped to find,
Rebekah appeared, with a generous heart,
Drawing water, she played her part.
The servant asked, for water to drink,
She offered more, without a blink,
For him and his camels, she drew with grace,
A selfless act, that filled the space.
The servant thanked, and gave her gifts,
Asked for her hand, as his soul uplifts,
Rebekah's family agreed with delight,
To send her off, to Isaac's sight.
Isaac saw her coming from afar,
A beautiful sight, like a shining star,
They were betrothed, and wed in love,
Blessed by God, from heaven above.
Genesis 24, a tale of faith,
In God's providence, and love so great,
A reminder of His guiding hand,
Leading us to our promised land.
So let us trust, in His perfect plan,
And follow His guidance, to the end,
For He knows best, our hearts' desire,
And leads us to blessings that never tire.