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Abraham during his sojourns frequently used to build
an altar for worship and sacrifice at different places and on
particular occasions. When Jacob was on his way to Padan
Aram and saw the vision of that wonderful ladder, he erected
a stone there, upon which he poured oil and called it Bethel,
i.e. "The House of God"; and twenty years later he again
visited that stone, upon which he poured oil and "pure wine,"
as recorded in Genesis xxviii. 10-22; xxxv. A special
stone was erected as a monument by Jacob and his father-
in-law upon a heap of stones called Gal'ead in Hebrew, and
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Abraham during his sojourns frequently used to build
an altar for worship and sacrifice at different places and on
particular occasions. When Jacob was on his way to Padan
Aram and saw the vision of that wonderful ladder, he erected
a stone there, upon which he poured oil and called it Bethel,
i.e. "The House of God"; and twenty years later he again
visited that stone, upon which he poured oil and "pure wine,"
as recorded in Genesis xxviii. 10-22; xxxv. A special
stone was erected as a monument by Jacob and his father-
in-law upon a heap of stones called Gal'ead in Hebrew, and