"The Farmer Boy; the Story of Jacob" by J. H. Willard recounts the early life of the Biblical patriarch Jacob, a central figure in the Old Testament. This engaging narrative, designed for juvenile audiences, brings to life the well-known Bible stories of Jacob's youth. Readers of all ages can explore the foundational narratives of faith, tracing the origins of a pivotal figure in religious history. Delve into the timeless tales of the Old Testament through Willard's accessible and reverent portrayal of Jacob. A faithful reproduction, this edition preserves the historical context and enduring appeal of these important religious narratives, offering an opportunity to connect with the rich tapestry of Biblical history.

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