In Genesis chapter 30, Jacob agreed with Laban that he would keep all the sheep that were brown, and all the goats that were speckled, with Laban to keep those of a pure colour. He then put magical rods in the watering troughs and held the rods before the eyes of the cattle before they mated, so that they would conceive speckled offspring. This seems to have been handed down from a more ancient creation story that told how speckled sheep and goats came to be.
Laban tricked Jacob into marrying Leah by giving her to Jacob instead of Rachel on their wedding night, as Jacob had intended. Laban did this by having Leah wear a veil and keeping her identity hidden until the morning, when it was revealed to Jacob that he had married Leah instead of Rachel.
In the Old testament Jacobs uncle was Laban (don't know the spelling) and he tricked him by making him marry Leah not Rachel.
No information is available on who Jacob Trick is. Not much is known about Jacob Trick or anything about his life.
Jacob tricked his brother Essau , of his birthright.
Research suggests that the stories of the Hebrew Patriarchs and their families are only loosely based on older, mythical stories that had quite different contexts and messages to the stories that have come down to us. Over time, the Hebrew people lost the sense of what the stories had once meant, but clung to them as favourites.
Jacob tricked his father Isaac.
For one he is in love with her and two he is trying to spite Edward
Rebecca was the sister of Laban (Genesis 24) and was secured as a bride for Isaac. She was the mother of Esau and Jacob (Genesis 25:19-26). She was taken by Abimelech as sister of Isaac; returned (Genesis26:1-11). She encouraged Jacob to trick Isaac out of blessing (Genesis 27:1-17).
No. And anyone who tells you that is just trying to justify and rationalize cheating. Don't fall for this old trick.
Esav gave his birthright to Jacob in Sefer Bereshit of the Torah for a bowl of soup, after Esav had come back from hunting. Jacob used the birthright to trick his father and obtain the land of Israel.
The bible story that plays out is when Jacob has covered his hands and neck with goat skins in order to trick his father into giving him the blessing of his firstborn. Jacob never had a firstborn; it actually belonged to his brother, Esau. By doing this it may seem harmless but in the deception, Jacob acquired all the property and livestock his father owned.
Jacob has the ability to shape-shift into a werewolf in the Twilight series. This ability is passed down through his Quileute heritage and is triggered by the presence of vampires in the area. As a werewolf, Jacob gains enhanced strength, speed, and senses, as well as accelerated healing abilities.