Assertion: patriarch's life | /r/HasProperty | later
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text: It is quite a distinct name from that of the third son of Issachar ( Genesis 46:18 ), which is properly expressed by "Job," beingsupposed to be derived from), "to be hostile," and to mean "cruelly or hostilely treated," in which ease we must suppose it to have been first given to the patriarch in his later life, and to have superseded some other, as "Peter" superseded "Simon," and "Paul" superseded "Saul.