In this unit we will learn how Avraham's servant set out on a mission to find a wife for Yitzchak. We will learn about his loyalty to Avraham and about his request to G-d to guide him on his mission. We will delve into the sign the servant chose to identify the right woman, and into Rivka's behavior. We will examine what each of her actions reveals about her: diligence, generosity, initiative, attentiveness to others, and willingness to do more than was asked, perseverance, and dedication. We will compare Rivka's kindness with the hospitality and kindness practiced by Avraham and Sarah, and we will see how kindness characterizes the patriarchs and matriarchs of the nation. At the end of the class we will learn about Rivka's decision to go with Avraham's servant, and about the meeting of Yitzchak and Rivka, and the significance of Rivka entering Sarah's tent. The main values that emerge from this unit are: Kindness and devotion are central and important qualities for every person of Israel. Faith in G-d's providence and in His ability to help a person in times of distress. The search for a partner should focus on good qualities.