In Genesis chapter 27, Jacob had already swindled his brother
Esau out of the birthright, and now he had deceitfully taken
away the blessing of their father Isaac. Esau, having been
double-crossed twice, was so angry that he was preparing to kill
Jacob. When their mother, Rebekah, found out about Esau's plans,
she convinced Isaac to send Jacob up to the city of Haran where
her brother Laban lived to find a wife. Jacob left home, headed
north, found Laban and became employed as one of Labanís
workers. Laban had two daughters; the older daughter was named
Leah, and the younger daughter was named Rachel. Rachel had the
body of a goddess and the face of a super-model. Leah is
described as having "weak" eyes. Jacob immediately fell head
over heels in love with Rachel. He told Laban that he would work
seven years for Laban and as payment, he would get to marry
Rachel. Both men shook hands on the deal. At the end of the
seven years, Laban swindled Jacob by switching Leah for Rachel
towards the end of the marriage ce