Jacob the lustful
From Jerusalem. Married and father of five children, he contracts a sexually transmitted disease during a stay in Joppa. A sallow, swollen face, a bandaged throat, a bandaged hand... a ruined corrupt man... He looks with watery eyes like a sick person suffering from vile diseases.
He is healed by Jesus through the prayer of his woman.[1]
Apostolic journey
"This man will be one of my Enemies and this future sin will worsen those he already has".Indeed, during the Passion, he ends up throwing a stone at Jesus: A man, a husband who wants to follow the crowd to offend Jesus, is grabbed by the arm by his woman who shouts at him:
"Coward! If you are alive, it is thanks to Him, disgusting man full of rot. Remember that!"But the woman is defeated by the man who brutally strikes her, throwing her to the ground, and then runs to join the MarTyre on whose head he throws a stone.[2] This murder of his woman will leave a bloodstain splattered on the wall of his house.[3]
His name
Jacob (Ia'acob) or James: etymologically: "he who supplants" or "God protects" – Historical: Jacob, the son of Isaac and Rebekah, the twin brother of Esau, who took the name Israel after wrestling with the angel.
Where is he mentioned in the work?
EMV 374.7 EMV 630.11