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• Then Jacob awoke from his sleep and said, 'Truly, Yahweh is in this place and I did not know!' (Genesis 28, 16)

• Early next morning, Jacob took the stone he had used for his pillow, and set it up as a pillar, pouring oil over the top of it. (Genesis 28, 18)

• This stone I have set up as a pillar is to be a house of God, and I shall faithfully pay you a tenth part of everything you give me.' (Genesis 28, 22)

• Then he said, 'But it is still broad daylight, not the time to round up the animals. Why don't you water the sheep and take them back to graze?' (Genesis 29, 7)

• As soon as Jacob saw Rachel, his uncle Laban's daughter, with his uncle Laban's flock, he went up and, rolling the stone off the mouth of the well, watered his uncle Laban's sheep. (Genesis 29, 10)

• Then Jacob said to Laban, 'Give me my wife, for my time is up and I should like to go to her.' (Genesis 29, 21)

• Jacob then took a stone and set it up as a memorial. (Genesis 31, 45)

• That same night he got up and, taking his two wives, his two slave-girls and his eleven children, crossed the ford of the Jabbok. (Genesis 32, 23)

• Then Leah too came up with her children, and they all bowed low. Finally Rachel and Joseph came up and bowed low. (Genesis 33, 7)

• Esau said, 'Let us break camp and move off; I shall go beside you.' (Genesis 33, 12)

• But Jacob replied, 'As my lord knows, the children are weak, and the sheep and cows which have calved make it hard for me. If they are driven too hard, even for one day, the whole drove will die. (Genesis 33, 13)

• Then she got up and left him and, taking off her veil, resumed her widow's weeds. (Genesis 38, 19)