a.vir describes God in construct titles that present him as the powerful one associated with Jacob or Israel.

The attested use is a divine title: the adjective occurs in masculine singular construct forms joined to Jacob or Israel, identifying God as the powerful one in contexts of aid, oath and worship, judgment, salvation, and redemption.

1. Divine title linked with Jacob or Israel · dominant

   In Genesis 49:24, the construct form occurs in the clause that credits Jacob's Mighty One with strengthening the speaker's arms. In Isaiah 1:24, Isaiah 49:26, and Isaiah 60:16, the APB renders the title within declarations by the LORD concerning enemies, salvation, and redemption; Psalm 132:2 and Psalm 132:5 place it in an oath and in the search for a dwelling place.

   Genesis 49:24Isaiah 1:24Isaiah 49:26Isaiah 60:16Psalm 132:2Psalm 132:5

In the Anselm Paraphrase: Across all supplied verses, the APB consistently presents the construct title as "the Mighty One" followed by "of Jacob" or "of Israel." Because the APB is a whole-verse paraphrase rather than a word-aligned translation, this consistency confirms the title's presentation without isolating each English word to the lemma.