“... The following night Jacob stayed at Bethel, where “Levi dreamed that he—he and his sons— had been appointed and made into the priesthood of the Most High forever”. The next morning, on the 14th day of the seventh month, Jacob “gave a tithe of everything which had come with him—from people to animals, from money to all utensils and clothing. He gave a tithe of everything” (32:2). Thus, after Levi was anointed in his dream as a priest, Jacob fulfilled his vow and gave him the tithe. Later, after Jacob actually invested Levi in priestly garb (Jubilees 32:3), Levi started to sacrifice and Jacob gave him a second tithe (32:9), [...] The fulfilment of the vow through Levi shows, as suggested by VanderKam, that the author of Jubilees was using the tradition found in ALD, directly or indirectly, and in addition to making Levi the “the ancestor of the priest . . . he also had to document how his hero Jacob had in fact tithed and thus fulfilled his earlier vow”.48 [...] See further in Jubilees 32:3, where Jacob counts his sons and Levi is the tenth, see discussion with parallel sources in VanderKam, 2000, 551–53. ...”