GraceSheetKidsRebekah
Rebekah's story starts with one small, kind decision: offering to water a tired stranger's camels at a well. That single act of kindness led her straight into becoming Isaac's wife and the mother of Jacob and Esau — a key link in God's promise to Abraham's family.
Big idea: God notices a willing, kind heart — and can use it in bigger ways than we imagine.
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- Kindness at the Well. Rebekah offers to water a stranger's camels — a small act of kindness that fulfills a servant's prayer.
- Willing to Go. Rebekah agrees to leave her home and family to marry Isaac, trusting God's leading.
- Mother of Twins. Rebekah gives birth to Jacob and Esau, and God tells her their futures before they're even born.
Where to Find Rebekah in the Bible
- Genesis — her story, chapters 24–27
Where This Is in the Bible
Where this is in the Bible: Genesis (OT #1 of 39) — out of all 66 books.
Character Traits to Teach
Kind · Willing · Hospitable to a stranger
Key Verses About Rebekah
- Genesis 24:19 — Rebekah's kind offer to water the servant's camels, going far beyond what was asked. Make a Genesis 24:19 worksheet →
Teaching Ideas by Age
- Make a well-and-jar craft to retell Rebekah's kindness.
- Talk about a small act of kindness that could make a big difference for someone.
- Role-play offering to help a stranger the way Rebekah did.