Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXII  |    remark applies to Isaac, and Jacob, and Israel; which names,
 2        1, XLIII |     Abraham, or to Isaac, or to Jacob, those words which He is
 3        1, LIII  |        of Christ, when he makes Jacob, on his departure from this
 4        1, LIX   |       shall arise a star out of Jacob, and a man shall rise up
 5        1, LXX   |       thirst beside the well of Jacob, and drank of the water
 6        4, VIII  |         the LORD was His people Jacob, Israel the cord of His
 7        4, VIII  |         the LORD was His people Jacob, and Israel the cord of
 8        4, VIII  |         the LORD was His people Jacob, and Israel the cord of
 9        4, XXXIII|    fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And the names of these
10        4, XXXIII|        God of Isaac, and God of Jacob," but so also do almost
11        4, XXXIII|         Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, the fathers of the Jewish
12        4, XXXIV |       Isaac, and what power did Jacob possess, that the appellation "
13        4, XLIII |         to that of Esau against Jacob; and (speaking) of "a father'
14        4, XLIII |       account of the absence of Jacob, and perhaps also to that
15        4, XLIII |         perhaps also to that of Jacob because of Joseph having
16        4, XLIII |         not upon Esau, but upon Jacob. Now if we assert that in
17        4, XLIII | acquisition of property made by Jacob while living with Laban,
18        4, XLIII |         which were spotted were Jacob's;" and he says that "God
19        4, XLIII |      who is figuratively termed Jacob. For those who become converts
20        4, XLIII |        the history of Laban and Jacob.~
21        4, XLVI  |     suppose, he refers) against Jacob, although he was a man who,
22        4, XLVI  |         alluding to the sons of Jacob; and of "a brother sold,"
23        4, XLVI  |         father deceived," viz., Jacob, because he entertained
24        4, XCV   |      there is no enchantment in Jacob, nor is there divination
25        4, XCV   |     time will it be declared to Jacob and Israel what the Lord
26        5, XXIX  |      the portion was His people Jacob, and Israel the cord of
27        5, XXXI  |      His people who were called Jacob, and Israel the cord of
28        5, XXXIII|         the house of the God of Jacob; and He will teach us of
29        5, XLV   |      Isaac, and also by that of Jacob; and accordingly, if any
30        5, XLV   |         Isaac," and "the God of Jacob," he would produce certain
31        5, LIX   |  against Abel, and Esau against Jacob; but not Abel against Cain,
32        5, LIX   |      not Abel against Cain, nor Jacob against Esau: for if this
33        6, IV    |     Abraham, or to Isaac, or to Jacob. But who He was that appeared,
34        6, XXI   |         the view of our prophet Jacob,--a ladder stretching to
35        7, VII   |       prophetic blessing; or of Jacob, who addressed each of his