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Author: William Kelly
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William Kelly

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If scripture speaks briefly of Isaac, it has much to say of Jacob, as it had not a little of Abraham. Yet the difference between the divine accounts of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is marked and instructive. The grandfather was pre-eminently a man of faith, in whom God's call was conspicuous, head of a chosen race, as Adam of mankind. Isaac was distinctively the son of Sarah the freewoman; "in Isaac shall thy seed be called," Abraham's child and heir. In wandering Jacob, supplanter of Esau yet wrestler of God, His merciful purposes for the earthly people appear in their rich and striking variety. Jacob gives occasion to the exercise of God's sovereignty as to the twin children of Isaac and Rebekah. For they being not yet born, nor having done anything good or bad, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works but of Him that calls, it was said to their mother, The elder shall serve the younger. It had been shown before in casting out the bondwoman and her son; but so it was now far more emphatically in Jacob chosen, not Esau. No flesh shall glory; in Jehovah certainly, as it ought to be. Is man only to think and talk of his rights? Sinful man! Has God alone no rights? Is He to be a mere registrar of man's wrongs? Ah! his wrongs, not rights: this is the truth, as no believer should forget from the dawn of a vital work in his soul.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 JACOB BORN AND YOUNG — Gen. 25: 30-34
Chapter 2 JACOB DECEIVING ISAAC — Gen. 27
Chapter 3 JACOB BLESSED AND SENT TO PADAN-ARAM — Gen. 28: 1-9
Chapter 4 JACOB AT BETHEL — Gen. 28: 10-22
Chapter 5 JACOB MEETS RACHEL AT HARAN — Gen. 29: 1-14
Chapter 6 THE MARRIAGES OF JACOB — Gen. 29: 15-30
Chapter 7 LEAH AND HER FOUR SONS — Gen. 29: 31-35
Chapter 8 THE WIVES AND THEIR MAIDS — Gen. 30: 1-13
Chapter 9 LEAH AND RACHEL AGAIN — Gen. 30: 14-24
Chapter 10 JACOB AND LABAN — Gen. 30: 25-43
Chapter 11 THE FLIGHT FROM HARAN — Gen. 31: 1-21
Chapter 12 LABAN AND JACOB IN COVENANT — Gen. 31: 22-55
Chapter 13 JACOB IN DISTRESS, AND PRAYING — Gen. 32: 1-12
Chapter 14 GOD WRESTLING WITH JACOB — Gen. 32: 13-32
Chapter 15 MEETING OF JACOB AND ESAU — Gen. 33: 1-15
Chapter 16 SUCCOTH AND SHECHEM — Gen. 33: 16-20
Chapter 17 DINAH AND HER BROTHERS — Gen. 34
Chapter 18 GO UP To BETHEL — Gen. 35: 1-8
Chapter 19 THE PATRIARCHAL NAME OF GOD REVEALED TO JACOB — Gen. 35: 9-15
Chapter 20 RACHEL'S DEATH — Gen. 35: 16-20
Chapter 21 ISRAEL PUT TO SHAME, AND ISAAC'S DEATH — Gen. 35: 21-29
Chapter 22 JACOB AND JOSEPH — Gen. 37
Chapter 23 TWO SONS OF JACOB CONTRASTED — Gen. 38, 39
Chapter 24 JACOB'S LOWLY SON EXALTED, AND THE PROUD ABASED — Gen. 40 - 45
Chapter 25 ISRAEL AND HIS SONS GO DOWN INTO EGYPT — Gen. 46, 47
Chapter 26 JACOB BLESSING JOSEPH'S SONS — Gen. 48
Chapter 27 JACOB'S LAST WORDS TO HIS SONS, His DEATH AND BURIAL — Genesis 49, 50