An injury incurred by this man at Luz explains a prohibition on eating the sciatic nerve of animals.
In one story, this man peeled stripes of bark off several branches and stuck the resulting striped sticks in a drinking trough. This man chooses not to go back to Mount Seir with the head of the Edomites. He talks with Hamor before his family circumcises and kills the men of the city of Shechem. An injury incurred by this man at Luz explains a prohibition on eating the sciatic nerve of animals. This man's concubines include Bilhah and Zilpah, and he served the shepherd Laban for fourteen years. While traveling, he named a rock "house of God," or Beth-El, years after trading a pot of lentils and strapping goatskins to his arms to earn his father's blessing. For 10 points, name this husband of Leah and Rachel, an Old Testament patriarch who wrestled an angel.
In one story, this man peeled stripes of bark off several branches and stuck the resulting striped sticks in a drinking trough.
Jacob [or Yaakov; or Israel; or Yisra\'el]