Jacob: His Grief Over the Loss of Joseph
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Genesis 37:34,35
And Jacob rent his clothes, and put sackcloth on his loins, and mourned for his son many days.
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Man's Passions and God's Purpose
... Jacob might have felt that bitterness, as he looked round ... he had brewed; and the
heart-broken grief which darkened ... years had sprung from seed of his own sowing ...
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How Joseph when He was Become Famous in Egypt, had his Brethren in ...
... as he was bidden, the sons of Jacob, knowing nothing of ... us together with him, as
partners of his crime,"for ... to be reserved to kill ourselves for grief of our ...
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Chapter xlii
... grief rests there in eternal shadowy grief," and cites ... under the shadow of doubt,
and his word hardly ... Jacob, therefore expresses only this thought: My last days ...
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Chapter xxxv
... a monument to a godly servant whose loss was deeply ... it is proper to mention his death,
though ... Strange to say, Isaac lived to witness Jacob's grief over Joseph. ...
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Those Things which are Generally Looked on as Good are Mostly ...
... which are accounted terrible as regards the grief they cause ... the God of Isaac, and
the God of Jacob"? ... what was even worse than this, his daughter's incestuous ...
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Chapter xxxiv
... a monument to a godly servant whose loss was deeply ... it is proper to mention his death,
though ... Strange to say, Isaac lived to witness Jacob's grief over Joseph. ...
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The Book of Jubilees
... xxxii.); the death of Bilhah and Dinah for grief at the loss of ... the name Esau"Art
thou my very son?" and his answer, "I am thy son""clears Jacob from a ...
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The Shepherd, the Stone of Israel
... Passionate grief and despairing murmurs he had felt and flung ... man's religion is his
conviction that God is his. Jacob will not be content with thinking of God ...
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Blessed are they that Mourn
... and say, Here I am' (Isaiah 58:9). When Jacob wept, then ... such that it swallowed up
the loss of his two children ... Spiritual grief must preponderate over all other ...
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Homilies on the Statues.
... Jacob, his care of Laban's sheep, [1379]354 ... command over created things, [1607]411;
his righteousness availed ... mother at Antioch, [1610]453; grief often relieves ...
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Resources
Why does God refer to Himself as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? | GotQuestions.org

Did Jacob placing branches in front of his flock really result in the offspring being speckled and spotted? | GotQuestions.org

What is the Pride of Jacob (Amos 8:7)? | GotQuestions.org

Jacob: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Jacob: Body of, Embalmed

Jacob: Burial of

Jacob: Changed to "Israel"

Jacob: Charges his Sons to Bury Him in the Field of Machpelah

Jacob: Death of

Jacob: Deborah, Rebekah's Nurse, Dies, and is Buried at Beth-El

Jacob: Descendants of

Jacob: Dissatisfied With Laban's Treatment and Returns to the Land of Canaan

Jacob: Dreads to Meet Esau; Sends Him Presents; Wrestles With an Angel

Jacob: Erects a Monument at Rachel's Grave

Jacob: Esau Seeks to Kill, Escapes to Padan-Aram

Jacob: Exacts a Promise from Joseph to Bury Him With his Forefathers

Jacob: Fradulently Obtains his Father's Blessing

Jacob: Given in Answer to Prayer

Jacob: Gives the Land of the Amorites to Joseph

Jacob: God Confirms the Covenant of Abraham To

Jacob: Hears That Joseph is Still Alive

Jacob: His Benediction Upon Joseph and his Two Sons

Jacob: His Daughter, Dinah, is Raped

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Asher

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Benjamin

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Dan

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Gad

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Issachar

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Joseph

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Judah

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Naphtali

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Simeon and Levi

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Upon Reuben

Jacob: His Final Prophetic Benedictions Upon his Sons: Zebulun

Jacob: His Grief Over the Detention of Simeon and the Demand for Benjamin to be Taken Into Egypt

Jacob: His Grief Over the Loss of Joseph

Jacob: His Love for Benjamin

Jacob: His Partiality for his Son, Joseph, and the Consequent Jealousy of his Other Sons

Jacob: His Vision of the Ladder

Jacob: His Wealth

Jacob: Joseph's Prophetic Dream Concerning

Jacob: Journeys to Ephrath

Jacob: Journeys to Shalem, where he Purchase a Parcel of Ground from Hamor and Erects an Altar

Jacob: Journeys to Succoth

Jacob: List of the Names of his Twelve Sons

Jacob: Lives in Egypt for Seventeen Years

Jacob: Lives in the Land of Canaan

Jacob: Meets Angels of God on the Journey, and Calls the Place "Mahanaim"

Jacob: Meets Joseph

Jacob: Moves to Egypt

Jacob: Obtains Esau's Birthright for Just One Bowl of Stew

Jacob: Pharaoh Receives Him, and is Blessed by Jacob

Jacob: Prophecies Concerning Himself and his Descendants

Jacob: Reconciliation of, With Esau

Jacob: Returns to Arbah, the City of his Father

Jacob: Returns to Beth-El, where he Builds an Altar, and Erects and Dedicates a Pillar

Jacob: Sends to Egypt to Buy Corn (Grain)

Jacob: Serves Fourteen Years for Leah and Rachel

Jacob: Sharp Practice of, With the Flocks and Herds of Laban

Jacob: Sojourns in Haran With his Uncle, Laban

Jacob: Son of Isaac, and the Twin Brother of Esau

Jacob: The Incest of his Son, Reuben, With his Concubine, Bilhah

Jacob: The Land of Goshen Assigned To

Jacob: The List of his Children and Grandchildren Who Went Down Into Egypt

Jacob: The Well of

Jacobs Well

Miscegenation: Jacob

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