Jacob and Esau
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Oct 30, 2026
speaker_2HOST
So we're looking at this ancient story from Genesis 25, which basically holds the blueprint for this.
speaker_2HOST
It's about this guy named Esau.
speaker_3HOST
Right.
speaker_3HOST
So Esau comes back from the field one day and he is just completely exhausted, famished.
speaker_3HOST
And he sees his brother Jacob cooking some stew.
speaker_2HOST
And he basically says, give me that stew right now before I pass out.
speaker_3HOST
Yeah, he's desperate.
speaker_2HOST
But Jacob actually demands Esau's birthright in exchange.
Lazarus FemiHOST
From Abraham to Isaac.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Isaac to Esau and Jacob.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Jacob to 12 children.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Must at least one be ghosted.
Lazarus FemiHOST
From Abraham to Isaac.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Isaac to Esau and Jacob.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Jacob to 12 children.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Must at least one be ghosted.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
It's not breakthrough, it is justice.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
You will have to study the story of Esau and Jacob.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
I don't have time to show you how God makes out justice.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
But this God you see is a just God.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
There the pope said, you are our brothers, and indeed, in a certain sense, are elder brothers in faith.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
By elder brothers, he here wasn't trying to say that you're the elder brother like Esau and Jacob.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
He was saying that the great revelation was, was given first to the jews and then again to quote the second vatican council which is in turn quoting that that early jewish christian saint paul the gentiles that's the rest of us christians the gentiles are grafted where the wild shoots grafted onto the good olive tree what's the good olive tree it's the jewish people
Daniel LapinHOST
Any thoughts on, this is out of left field, but Catholics are dramatically overrepresented in Congress and let alone the Supreme Court.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
There the Pope said, you are our brothers, and indeed, in a certain sense, are elder brothers in faith.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
By elder brothers, he here wasn't trying to say that you're the elder brother like Esau and Jacob.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
He was saying that the great revelation was, was given first to the Jews.
Robert P. GeorgeGUEST
And then again, to quote the Second Vatican Council, which is in turn quoting that early Jewish Christian, St. Paul, the Gentiles, that's the rest of us Christians, the Gentiles are grafted, where the wild shoots grafted onto the good olive tree.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Let's look at Hebrews chapter 11.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hebrews chapter 11 and we find ourselves looking at the heroes of faith and now as we leave Abraham behind, we come in verse 20 to Isaac and to Jacob and to Joseph.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
These are the four patriarchs that take up that large section of the book of Genesis from chapter 12 through chapter 50.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So let's see what it says about them, verse 20, "'By faith Isaac blessed Jacob and Esau, even regarding things to come.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
By faith Jacob, as he was dying, blessed each of the sons of Joseph and worshiped, leaning on the top of his staff.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
By faith Joseph, when he was dying, made mention of the exodus of the sons of Israel and gave orders concerning his bones.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Rather cryptic statements, wouldn't you agree? Very abbreviated and somewhat hard to understand if you don't know the full story.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But keep in mind that this book was written to Hebrews.
Moshe Chaim EadeHOST
It's interesting he doesn't even mention it, but then later in the Torah he's obviously gonna mention it.
Moshe Chaim EadeHOST
When it talks about Esau and Jacob.
Moshe Chaim EadeHOST
Otherwise known as Esau.
Moshe Chaim EadeHOST
Oh yeah, Esau.
Terry RandolphGUEST
He says, uh, in verse number one, "The burden of the word of the Lord to Israel by Malachi." So this was a Go- a burden that God had for the children of Israel, and He's speaking to Malachi.
Terry RandolphGUEST
"I've loved you," saith the Lord, "yet you say, 'Wherein hast thou loved us?' Was not Esau Jacob's brother?" Saith the Lord, "Yet I loved Jacob, and I hated Esau, and, and, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness." Now, can I just stop here for a minute and say this? The Calvinists will use this passage of Scripture to say that God loved Jacob and hated, hated Esau.
Terry RandolphGUEST
He's not talking about them as a person.
Terry RandolphGUEST
He's talking about what they represent.
KnoufHOST
He's a picture of the flesh.
KnoufHOST
He's the grandson of Esau.
KnoufHOST
And Esau was a man of the flesh.
KnoufHOST
He sold his birthright for a...
KnoufHOST
A bowl of pottage.
KnoufHOST
And we understand that this is a picture of the flesh.
KnoufHOST
And God hates the flesh.
KnoufHOST
By the way, God does not hate Esau.
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