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And their home shall be the home of your fathers, the land I gave to my servant Jacob; they and their children shall enjoy it, and their children’s children, in perpetuity, and ever my servant David shall be their prince. (Ezekiel 37, 25)
I mean to restore Jacob from exile, the Lord God says, and extend my mercy to the whole race of Israel; the honour of my name demands it. (Ezekiel 39, 25)
dream of mine or doom of yours it must be. Some lying story you have ready, that will suit your turn; how shall I know your interpretation is right, if you cannot tell me what dream I saw? (Daniel 2, 9)
Think of Abraham that was thy friend, of thy servant Isaac, of Jacob whom thou didst set apart for thyself; (Daniel 3, 35)
yet both returned hot-foot to their watching-place, and there met one another. So there was questioning on both sides, and out came the story of their lust; and now they made common cause; at a suitable time they would waylay her together, when she was alone. (Daniel 13, 14)
and they were greatly abashed when the elders told their story; never before had Susanna been defamed thus.When the morrow came, (Daniel 13, 27)
Heifer that has learned the welcome task of the threshing-floor, such is Ephraim; that sleek neck of hers I have spared till now; now she is to be harnessed; when Juda goes a-ploughing, Jacob it shall be that breaks the clods for him.✻ (Hosea 10, 11)
On Juda’s part the Lord takes up the quarrel, will call Jacob to account,✻ for ill deeds and ill designs rewarding him. (Hosea 12, 2)
Time was when Jacob fled to the Aram country; Israel worked for a wife, and for that wife’s sake loyally kept his troth. (Hosea 12, 12)
A message for you, says the Lord, the God of hosts, a warning for the sons of Jacob! (Amos 3, 13)
Short work had these made of all the land yielded; Ah, Lord God, said I, be merciful! How should Jacob survive, the puny creature he is? (Amos 7, 2)
Ah, Lord God, said I, for pity! How should Jacob survive, the puny creature he is? (Amos 7, 5)
