Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |  most manifestly appears as Jacob's instructor. He says accordingly
2    I, 7 |     wrestled with Him. "And Jacob was left alone, and there
3    I, 7 |    and anointed the athlete Jacob against evil. Now that the
4    I, 7 |   that the Word was at once Jacob's trainer and the Instructor
5    I, 7 |  having yet become man. Yet Jacob called the name of the place, "
6   II, 9 |     But why speak of these? Jacob slept on the ground, and
7  III, 10| which he is to use himself. Jacob fed the sheep of Laban that