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Jacob's Ladder (邪 (や) 去 (こ) 悔 (ぶ) の梯 (はし) 子 (ご) , Yakobu no Hashigo?) is an extension technique of the Angel's and Hana Kurusu's Technique Extinguishment. Leading to the activation of this technique, the user conjures a four-winged trumpet made of light accompanied by a large multi-layered magic array in the sky. The magic circle features a heptagram and crosses lining ...
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Jacob lucha con el ángel en Peniel -Y se levantó aquella noche, y tomó sus dos mujeres, y sus dos siervas, y sus once hijos, y pasó el vado de Jaboc. Los tomó, pues, e hizo pasar el arroyo a ellos y a todo lo que tenía. Así se quedó Jacob solo; y luchó con él un varón hasta que rayaba el alba. Y cuando el varón vio que no podía con él, tocó en el sitio del encaje de su muslo, y ...
And Jacob was left alone; and there wrestled a man with him until the breaking of the day. wrestled. Genesis 30:8 And Rachel said, With great wrestlings have I wrestled with my sister, and I have prevailed: and she called his name Naphtali.
En un momento crucial de su vida, Jacob estaba a punto de encontrarse con su hermano Esaú, quien había jurado matarlo. Todas las luchas y temores de Jacob estaban a punto de hacerse realidad. Harto del trato de su suegro, Jacob había huido de Labán, solo para encontrarse con su hermano amargado, Esaú.
This dreamlike painting shows Jacob’s encounter with an angel on his journey home to Canaan. Jacob had sent his family and servants ahead to meet his twin brother Esau, along with his best livestock to be given as a peace offering. Left alone in the night, Jacob met a stranger and wrestled him until dawn. The angel, realizing he could not prevail, put Jacob’s hip out of joint and implored ...
Jacob first appears in the Torah portion Parashat Toldot (Genesis 25:19 – 28:9), when Rebecca is pregnant and feels Jacob and his twin brother, Esau, struggling with each other in utero. The twins’ struggle continues after birth, with Jacob becoming his mother’s favorite, while Esau, the firstborn, becomes Isaac’s favorite.
