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Yeah, but also other factors contribute to everything you have just mentioned. That's what I like about it - the fact that all these random and occurring chain of events have created this situation (the random/luck/cause and effect aspects of existence) and as well Jacob's/MIB's planning, coercion and will.
Like I with one example you made - Jacob does save Locke from death, and confines him to a chair, yet it was Matthew Abbonon that convinced him to go, who works for Widmore, who was exiled from the Island by Ben because Widmore was 'breaking the rules', an incident which stemmed from Ben refusing to Kill Alex as a baby, who was only there on the Island because the French team landed there, an arrival that Jacob could've allowed/planned to happen like he did with The Black Rock.
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