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Origin of the name JACOB.
Etymology of the
name JACOB.
Meaning of the baby name JACOB.
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JACOB. Biblical.
[Heb.
Yaaqobh
= "holding the heel" (cf. Gen. xxv. 26; xxvii. 36);
"supplanter," "lier in wait" (Gesenius)]. Usage:
America, Denmark, England, France, Holland.
JACOB. A son of Isaac and Rebekah, a twin
with Esau, but born a short time after him, and therefore considered the
younger brother (Gen. xxv. 21-26). As he grew he became a
"plain," "quiet" or "inoffensive" man,
dwelling in tents (27). He was his mother's favourite, while the
father preferred Esau (28). (The Sunday School Teacher's Bible Manual,
Hunter, 1894)
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