Jacob Collection (#49)

Jacob Jordan
JACOB JORDAN German churchman of Nurnberg, professor of theology

Jacob Tonson
JACOB TONSON bookseller and bibliophile

Sor Jacob Astley
JACOB, baron ASTLEY Royalist soldier, captured and imprisoned by Parliament with his autograph

Johann Jacob Muller
JOHANN JACOB MULLER German churchman from the Augsburg district

Rachel at the Well
Jacob sees Rebecca, daughter of Laban, at the well, and thinks she would suit him

Jacobs Dream
Jacob dreams of a staircase leading to Heaven, on which angels are passing some upwards, others downwards

Jacob Tricks Isaac
Jacob puts a goatskin on his head and deceives his father Isaac into giving him his blessing instead of Esau, not really a very brotherly thing to do

Globe Clock C17
Globe or falling-ball clock by Jacob Beham of Vienna, now in the British Museum, London

USA / Danvers / Jacob House
Danvers, Massachusetts: George Jacobs house

Isaac, Jacob, Esau
bestows upon Jacob that which is due to Esau

JACOB (1828-1913)
AUGUSTE HENRI JACOB known as LE ZOUAVE French soldier who became healer & clairvoyant

BOSTROM (1797 - 1866)
CHRISTOFER JACOB BOSTROM Swedish philosopher

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"Jacob: A Tale of Redemption and Resilience" In the spirit of Dickens' Christmas Carol, Jacob's journey mirrors that of Scrooge and Marley Ghost. From a heart hardened by life's trials to one filled with compassion, his transformation is nothing short of remarkable. Born in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, Jacob's upbringing was far from idyllic. Like Lenin in the Kremlin, he faced immense challenges during tumultuous times. Yet amidst adversity, he found solace within the interior of tramshed – a sanctuary where dreams took flight. Just as Chaplain Jacob Duche led the first prayer in the Continental Congress, our protagonist sought guidance and strength through faith. His unwavering belief became a guiding light on his path towards self-discovery. Like Max Jacob's Hamlet portrayal spanning decades, Jacob too experienced an evolution that transcended time. He interpreted life's obstacles like Joseph interpreting Pharaohs' Dream - finding hidden meaning even in the darkest moments. With resilience akin to Madeleine Force Astor after losing her husband John Jacob Astor IV on Titanic; he emerged stronger from personal tragedies. The Holy Monastery of Kykkos stood as a symbol of hope amidst chaos - just as it did for him. And when confronted with Bandits Roost-like alleys reminiscent of Riis' New York City photographs; instead of succumbing to despair or bitterness, he chose to rise above it all. Jacob's story is not merely about overcoming hardships but also about embracing second chances and finding redemption within oneself. It serves as a reminder that no matter how challenging life may be, there is always room for growth and transformation if we open our hearts to possibility.