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Jacob
64 lines · 108 passages
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Son of Isaac, and the twin brother of Esau
Gen 25:24–26; Josh 24:4; 1 Chr 1:34; Acts 7:8
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Ancestor of Jesus
Matt 1:2
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Given in answer to prayer
Gen 25:21
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Obtains Esau’s birthright for just one bowl of stew
Gen 25:29–34; Heb 12:16
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Fradulently obtains his father’s blessing
Gen 27:1–29; Heb 11:20
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Esau seeks to kill, escapes to Padan-aram
Gen 27:41–46; 28:1–5; Hos 12:12
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His vision of the ladder
Gen 28:10–22
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God confirms the covenant of Abraham to
Gen 28:13–22; 35:9–15; 1 Chr 16:13–18
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Sojourns in Haran with his uncle, Laban
Gen 29:30; Hos 12:12
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Serves fourteen years for Leah and Rachel
Gen 29:15–30; Hos 12:12
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Sharp practice of, with the flocks and herds of Laban
Gen 30:32–43
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Dissatisfied with Laban’s treatment and returns to the land of Canaan
Gen 31
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Meets angels of God on the journey, and calls the place “Mahanaim,”
Gen 32:1, 2
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Dreads to meet Esau; sends him presents; wrestles with an angel
Gen 32
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Name of, changed to “Israel,”
Gen 32:28; 35:10
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Reconciliation of, with Esau
Gen 33:4
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Journeys to Succoth
Gen 33:17
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Journeys to Shalem, where he purchase a parcel of ground from Hamor and erects an altar
Gen 33:18–20
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His daughter, Dinah, is raped
Gen 34
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Returns to Beth-el, where he builds an altar, and erects and dedicates a pillar
Gen 35:1–7
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Deborah, Rebekah’s nurse, dies, and is buried at Beth-el
Gen 35:8
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Journeys to Ephrath; Benjamin is born to; Rachel dies; and is “buried on the way to Ephrath, which is Bethlehem,”
Gen 35:16–19; 48:7
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Erects a monument at Rachel’s grave
Gen 35:20
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The incest of his son, Reuben, with his concubine, Bilhah
Gen 35:22
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List of the names of his twelve sons
Gen 35:23–26
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Returns to Arbah, the city of his father
Gen 35:27
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Lives in the land of Canaan
Gen 37:1
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His partiality for his son, Joseph, and the consequent jealousy of his other sons
Gen 37:3, 4
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Joseph’s prophetic dream concerning
Gen 37:9–11
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His grief over the loss of Joseph
Gen 37:34, 35
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Sends to Egypt to buy corn (grain)
Gen 42:1, 2; 43:1–14
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His grief over the detention of Simeon and the demand for Benjamin to be taken into Egypt
Gen 42:36
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His love for Benjamin
Gen 43:14; 44:29
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Hears that Joseph is still alive
Gen 45:26–28
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Moves to Egypt
Gen 46:1–7; 1 Sam 12:8; Ps 105:23; Acts 7:14, 15
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The list of his children and grandchildren who went down into Egypt
Gen 46:8–27
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Meets Joseph
Gen 46:28–34
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Pharaoh receives him, and is blessed by Jacob
Gen 47:1–10
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The land of Goshen assigned to
Gen 47:11, 12, 27
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Lives in Egypt for seventeen years
Gen 47:28
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Exacts a promise from Joseph to bury him with his forefathers
Gen 47:29–31
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His benediction upon Joseph and his two sons
Gen 48:15–22
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Gives the land of the Amorites to Joseph
Gen 48:22; John 4:5
- His final prophetic benedictions upon his sons
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Upon Reuben
Gen 49:3, 4
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Simeon and Levi
Gen 49:5–7
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Judah
Gen 49:8–12
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Zebulun
Gen 49:13
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Issachar
Gen 49:14, 15
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Dan
Gen 49:16–18
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Gad
Gen 49:19
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Asher
Gen 49:20
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Naphtali
Gen 49:21
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Joseph
Gen 49:22–26
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Benjamin
Gen 49:27
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Charges his sons to bury him in the field of Machpelah
Gen 49:29, 30
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Death of
Gen 49:33
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Body of, embalmed
Gen 50:2
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40 Days mourning for
Gen 50:3
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Burial of
Gen 50:4–13
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Descendants of
Gen 29:31–35; 30:1–24; 35:18, 22–26; 46:8–27; Ex 1:1–5; 1 Chr 2:9
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Prophecies concerning himself and his descendants
Gen 25:23; 27:28, 29; 28:10–15; 31:3; 35:9–13; 46:3; Deut 1:8; Ps 105:10, 11
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His wealth
Gen 36:6, 7
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The well of
John 4:5–30
From Nave’s Topical Bible (1896), by Orville J. Nave.