The God of Jacob and the change of a life
An essay traces Jacobs early life as a schemer and liar and his later transformation after a theophany at Jabbok. It argues conversion proves God can turn a black heart white, with emphasis on personal revival and reliance on God rather than self.
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Jacob Black
Apostle Paul
Jacob
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God
Brook Jabbok
Egypt
Padan-Aram
Abraham
Isaac
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