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The Farmer Boy; the Story of Jacob - J. H. (James Hartwell) Willard
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Title: The Farmer Boy; the Story of Jacob
Author: J. H. Willard
Release Date: January 9, 2005 [eBook #14643]
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[Frontispiece]
ALTEMUS' CHILDREN OF THE BIBLE SERIES
THE FARMER BOY
THE STORY OF JACOB
BY
J. H. WILLARD
ILLUSTRATED
Philadelphia
Henry Altemus Company
1905
Altemus' Illustrated Children of the Bible Series
The Boy who Obeyed: The Story of Isaac
The Farmer Boy: The Story of Jacob
The Favorite Son: The Story of Joseph
The Adopted Son: The Story of Moses
The Boy General: The Story of Joshua
The Boy at School: The Story of Samuel
The Shepherd Boy: The Story of David
The Boy who would be King: The Story of Absalom
The Captive Boy: The Story of Daniel
The Boy Jesus
THE FARMER BOY
THE STORY OF JACOB
Abraham, the father of the great Israelitish, or Hebrew, nation, was the chief, or sheikh, as he would be called now, of his family or tribe, and with his flocks of sheep, herds of cattle, camels and other animals, servants and followers, moved from place to place, adding to his wealth as time went on and making for himself a respected name wherever he went.
God chose Abraham to be the founder of this mighty nation, and at his death promised a continuation of His favor to his son Isaac, who had married Rebekah, the daughter of Bethuel, who was Abraham's nephew. Isaac was an only son and inherited his father's great wealth.
[Illustration: Abraham,