Gen 24 Papyrus Replica | Servant’s Retelling of Rebekah at the Well Narrative

This unique manuscript replica captures the Genesis 24:31–47 account of the servant’s retelling of how God guided him to Rebekah through a divinely answered prayer.

The original manuscript is part of the renowned Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri collection. Dating to approximately the 3rd century AD, it is a key artifact for scholars studying the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament) and the early transmission of biblical texts.

• This fragment contains portions of Genesis 24:31–40, where Abraham’s servant is welcomed into Laban’s household and recounts his mission to find a wife for Isaac from among Abraham’s relatives.

• It also includes Genesis 24:40–47, describing how the servant prayed for a sign at the well—that the chosen woman would offer water to him and his camels. Rebekah fulfills this sign exactly, demonstrating kindness and confirming God’s guidance.

• Crafted on genuine Egyptian papyrus 

•  8"x10" white frame as shown in the main photo. A black frame or clear acrylic version (as pictured) is also available upon request. 

Customers have used these replicas for:

Sermon props

Bible studies

Classroom lessons

Seminary education

Personal collections

Church displays

Museum exhibits

Office or bookshelf displays

Modern Replica Only

This item is a modern replica, created for artistic, educational, and display purposes. It is not an ancient artifact.

Image courtesy of the Chester Beatty Library. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Adapted for this reproduction.