Rebekah

Abraham's servant found her at a well, and she agreed to leave her family and marry Isaac (Genesis 24). She was barren for twenty years before God gave her twins — Esau and Jacob — who fought even in the womb. God told her the older would serve the younger. She later helped Jacob deceive the aging Isaac to steal Esau's blessing (Genesis 27). Her favoritism tore the family apart, but God's purposes were accomplished through the chaos.