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his sister's son
"his nephew"
embraced him
"hugged him"
kissed him
In ancient Near East, it is common to greet a relative with a kiss. However, it is normally done between men. If your language has an affectionate greeting for a relative, use that. If not, use what is appropriate.
Jacob told Laban all these things
"then Jacob told Laban everything he told Rachel"