Rebekah - as a chosen agent of GodCelarc, Matjaž (Avtor) Rebekahhuman agencydivine sovereignty and electiontypologyThis paper examines the character of Rebekah within the biblical narrative, highlighting her role as a pivotal agent in the fulfilment of the Abrahamic covenant. Through a close reading of the Genesis texts, particularly the Jacob cycle (Gen 24–27), this article explores how Rebekah, despite appearing marginalized by her cultural context, exerts significant influence over the transmission of the divine blessing. The analysis focuses on the narrative structure, Rebekah’s characterization, and her unique relationship with God, which enables her to navigate complex familial dynamics and ensure the continuation of God’s plan through her son Jacob. Additionally, the paper discusses the typological connections between Rebekah and Abraham, as well as the broader implications of her story in Christian theology, especially in relation to divine election as articulated by Paul in Romans 9. Rebekah’s narrative is thus presented as a profound example of the interplay between divine sovereignty and human agency, demonstrating how Rebekah plays a crucial role in the fulfilment of covenantal promises.20242024-12-30 10:25:34Neznano166248sl