Given by: the narrative of Jubilees, describing Jacob's settled life of worship after Isaac's death. Given to: the reader, as a portrait of faithful living to imitate.

Jubilees prizes both heartfelt piety and careful observance; in an age where some reduced faith to ritual and others to sentiment, Jacob embodies the fullness of both.

And Jacob dwelt in the mountains of Hebron, in the tower of the land of the sojournings of his father Abraham, and he worshipped the Lord with all his heart and according to the visible commands according as He had divided the days of his generations.

Jacob worships the Lord with all his heart and keeps the commands God has made known — inward devotion joined to practical obedience.

Jubilees 36:20

Your Spirit

Loves God

Loves Neighbor

Your Body

Moral Behaviour