Jacob Without Illusions: An Existential Reading of the Torah Jacob is often presented as a righteous man whose morally ambiguous actions are absorbed into “the divine plan”. In a literal reading, everything he does — deception, flight, manipulation — is justified because “God wanted it… | Read More in The Blogs
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