[Answer] What set Jacob's flocks apart from his uncle Laban's?

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...1. Jacob's were weak 2. Jacob's were speckled and spotted 3. Jacob's all had black wool 4. Jacob's were all female

Step 2 : Answer to the question "What set Jacob's flocks apart from his uncle Laban's?"

Jacob's were speckled and spotted - Trickster Jacob met his match in his sneaky Uncle LabAn. LabAn swindled Jacob into working for him for seven years in order to marry his daughter, Rachel, and then gave him his other daughter, Leah, instead. Jacob got to marry Rachel, too, but he had to work another seven years. When the time finally came for Jacob to take his family and leave, Laban offered him some of his flock of sheep. They agreed that Jacob would take all the sheep and goats that were speckled or spotted instead of a solid color. Laban tried to trick him out of this deal by separating out all the speckled critters and traveling three days away. Jacob didn’t let this stop him. He thought that if the animals bred in front of vibrant colors or designs, it would cause their offspring to be unusually colored. So he peeled sticks and bred the animals in front of the bold patterns. He did this whenever the stronger of the flocks were breeding, so that his animals would be the best. Despite his scheming and faulty animal husbandry beliefs, God blessed Jacob and he increased greatly.:

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