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Intro:
Isaac and Rebekah have twins, Jacob and Esau.
This was no ordinary family and no ordinary birth.
Birth of 2 nations
The story sounds familiar
gen 25:19-
A wife with no children.
Then they turn to God acknowledging Him as the source of all life
God blesses them with children, then strange things start happening
She could tell things weren’t right
They struggled with each other in the womb
God reveals more of His plan
gen 25:
God reveals much
2 nations
They will be at odds
Not just before birth but throughout their lives and their descendants
One will be stronger
Older will serve the younger
a break of protocol from their day.
Culture dictated that oldest would be the heir and would rule over younger siblings
Brothers at Odds
Gen 25:24-
They struggled with each other before birth
They struggle at birth
They have struggled in life
Quite a contrast
Israel vs Edom
Esau rugged outdoorsman and hunter
Jacob plain, friendly man enjoying home life
Isaac favored Esau and Rebekah favored Jacob
Gen 25:
birthright is a double portion of the inheritance
it also included the right to be chief and priest
Esau had no real claim to birthright anyway
God had said he would serve his younger brother.
They still struggle today
This is how God worked out that detail
He sold his birthright release all wordly claim to it
Rash, living in the moment not considering the future
Their descendants still struggle today
Jew vs Muslim
Israel vs Arab
Brothers as a Picture
ISAAC chosen by GOD to receive the covenant of Abraham
Grade- unearned and undeserved
This is used in the NT
This is used in the NT
Jacob- the righteous
Those who have God’s mercy
Those who have repented and trusted Jesus
Esau- the wicked
Those under God’s wrath
It isn’t up to us to determine who can and will be saved.
God knows already
God has chosen to forgive those who repent and trust Him
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