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 1 I        |            who, perplexed by what Jacob in Genesis says to Judah,
 2 I        |         two wives of Abraham,41or Jacob's marrying two sisters,
 3 I        |        Hebron,85as also Isaac and Jacob, and one wife of each of
 4 I        |           called Israel, and also Jacob. But after the division
 5 I        |        our subject, and say. that Jacob was the father of the twelve
 6 I        | patriarchs, and the patriarchs to Jacob and those still farther
 7 I        |          and Israel and Judah and Jacob, inasmuch as we do not take
 8 XIV      |      instance, or to Isaac, pr to Jacob. But Who He was that appeared,
 9 XVII     |      something shown by the title Jacob; and if a man were to call
10 XVII     |          of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, he would produce some effect,
11 XVII(319)| correspond to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. ~
12 XX       |           there is no augury with Jacob, nor is there divination
13 XX       |        season shall it be told to Jacob and to Israel, what God
14 XXI      |        were antecedent causes for Jacob's being loved and Esau's
15 XXI      |           being hated; as regards Jacob, before his assumption of
16 XXII     |         portion became his people Jacob; Israel the lot of his inheritance." 520
17 XXII     |        Lord and His people called Jacob, and Israel the lot of His
18 XXIII    |       even the God of Israel. For Jacob my servant's sake, and Israel
19 XXIII    |          And thus what is said by Jacob in the prayer for Joseph
20 XXIII    |    fulfilment of prophecy. And if Jacob speaks of reading in the
21 XXIII    |         comprehend the signs, and Jacob says that he read in the
22 XXIII    |    purposes. And another way also Jacob was more than human, for
23 XXIII    |  something for Isaac, and deliver Jacob from danger, or impress
24 Index    |      spiritual history of, 23 f. ~Jacob, 10, 21, 24, 67, 161, 193,