In any case, Laban concluded the negotiations with Eliezer and ultimately said that [[God]] must have ordained the events, and for that reason Laban and Bethuel should say nothing good or bad about the marriage. He gave his consent, and Rebekah left Padan-aram to marry Isaac.<ref name=Ussher>Ussher, James. ''The Annals of the World''. Green Forest, AR: Master Books, 2003 (ISBN 0890513600), pgh. 94.</ref> | In any case, Laban concluded the negotiations with Eliezer and ultimately said that [[God]] must have ordained the events, and for that reason Laban and Bethuel should say nothing good or bad about the marriage. He gave his consent, and Rebekah left Padan-aram to marry Isaac.<ref name=Ussher>Ussher, James. ''The Annals of the World''. Green Forest, AR: Master Books, 2003 (ISBN 0890513600), pgh. 94.</ref> |