Jacob, who was renamed Israel by God (Genesis ch.35). He raised his twelve sons, who later became the ancestors of the twelve Israelite Tribes.
Jacob, son of Isaac, was the last of the Patriarchs (Talmud, Berakhot 16b). He spent a lot of time in the tents (Genesis 25:27) studying his ancestors' teachings (Rashi commentary, ibid.); and eventually, like Abraham and Isaac before him, attained prophecy, in which God confirmed His covenant and promised His protection (Genesis 28:10-15).
When the opportunity presented itself, Jacob asked his elder twin brother Esau to sell him his birthright (Genesis 25:29:34), since he sensed that Esau wasn't pious enough to fully deserve it. Thus began the fulfillment of the prophecy which Rebecca had heard, that Jacob would become the dominant of her two sons (Genesis 25:22-23).
Jacob's life was replete with tribulations (Rashi commentary, Genesis 43:14). He managed to come out ahead despite the wiles of the deceitful Laban (Genesis 29:25 and 31:41) and the danger presented by the angry Esau (Genesis 27:41 and 32:12).
There were painful events with his daughter Dinah (Genesis 34:1-7) and with his being separated for two decades from his beloved son, Joseph (Genesis ch.37); and his wife Rachel died at a young age in childbirth (Genesis 35:16-19).
These troubles were a portent for the tribulations of the Jews in their times of exile. But Jacob received God's affirmation of His covenant and blessing (Genesis 28:13-14; 35:9-12; 46:2-4), signifying that the exile would eventually end. God gave Jacob the honor-title of Israel, indicating his eventual ascendancy (Genesis ch.35).
Jacob, his name was changed to Israel and then the 12 tribes of Israel were named after 12 of his sons. (he has14 sons, but 2 of them are excluded)
The father of Israel is Abraham who came from Ur.
Abraham is the father of the Israelite nation, through his grandson Jacob.
Jacob raised 12 sons, and THEY later became the 12 tribes.
Yaakov Avinu, or Jacob.
Abraham.
Jacob.
Abraham was the father of the Jewish nation.
Abraham is considered by the Jews as the father of the Jewish nation.
Avraham was the first person to intuitively follow the Torah and accept HaShem. He was also one of the three forefathers of the Jewish Nation.
I don't believe so since Abraham, the father of the Jewish nation lived centuries later.
Ishmael is considered to be the father of the Arab peoples in the same way that Jacob is considered to be the father of the Jewish peoples.
When he and God made a deal that he would become the father of the Jewish nation, and he circumcised himself to make a covenant.
Isreal is the only Jewish nation in the world.
Unless you were an archivist for the Third Reich, there is no such thing as "part Jewish". A person is either is or is not. In Jewish law, if Brahms' father's mother was Jewish, then Brahms' father was Jewish. And if Brahms' father was Jewish but his mother was not, then Brahms himself was not.
Ishmael was the son born to Hager , Abraham's slave, and as Abraham is the father of the Jewish nation, and Jesus was a Jew, he is related.
Her mother is Jewish, her father is not Jewish.
Her father is Jewish.
His father was Jewish