Esau & Jacob: How Jacob Gained the Birth Right (Biblical Stories Explained)

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[@CrownxMe7]

Jacob obeyed his parents while Esau did not and brought home wives who worshipped false gods. That’s ultimately what the story comes down to. God foreseen Esau’s decision making and he had terrible judgement. Esau just happened to be Issac’s favorite because of his talent for hunting which is normal for a father. But Issac did not look at Esau’s character as God did.

[@Tshipa]

That's ridiculous. You look at things too simplistically. You are talking about greatest men who birthed the nation of Israel. These men were not as shallow as you think. You should listen to explanation from Rabbis who explain these matters much better and you will understand how they viewed the 2 sons

[@michaelross1452]

The story of Jacob and Esau is a parable. Of Israel and Palestine. Of jews and muslims. Two brothers. Fighting over gods love and approval.

[@CrownxMe7]

@@michaelross1452 the story of Jacob and Esau is not a parable. I’m pretty sure anytime a parable is being told it’s explained. Secondly Palestine is a Roman term used to describe the Land of Philistines. It has nothing to do with Jews.. let alone the fact they’re not even Jews. They’re European.

[@michaelross1452]

@@CrownxMe7 Holocaust denier spotted.

[@CrownxMe7]

@@michaelross1452 Conservative Jewish sympathizer spotted. Surely God does not approve of their hatred of Christ and treatment of Palestine. Yet they’ve been rewarded with land and power.

[@ACHIckcox]

I stumbled across your channel a few nights ago and I haven't stopped catching up. Really good channel ya got here man. Keep it up

[@damienjohnson2794]

I think esau giving up his birthright was a way of the prophecy fulfilling itself

[@KamiTenchi]

Jacob and Esau is one of my favourite historical story in the old testament.

[@santellano007]

So interested about esau killing nimrod a mighty hunter

[@LauraJennifer23]

Fantastic explanation :-) Easy to understand and you have a nice (non-annoying voice). Well done indeed and God bless. Thank you for sharing your gifts. X

[@AyubuKK]

I think the very idea of painting either Jacob or Esau to be “good and evil” is completely ridiculous. After all, they’re still brothers. Tbh, I always saw the two of them just having a sibling rivalry.

[@unicornssprinkles254]

Esau and his people were the only people that had no repentance in the sight of TMH. That is the book of Obadiah. Roman 9:11-14 it says that God hated Esau. But it's not only because of what Esau did but what was also inside of him. His spirit. The same as Cain. Esau hated his birthright and purposely went against it. The book of Jasher definitely shines more light on Esau and Jacob.

[@sophiawilson8696]

@MelchiYAH lol question who was the fallen angel?.

[@sophiawilson8696]

@@greattestimony4111 who Esau's children?.

[@sophiawilson8696]

@@greattestimony4111x lol like Ham is Africa, Japheth is Europe and Shem is Arabia. This joke and happened 6000 years please people pick a history book please.

[@davidbruce659]

@@sophiawilson8696 What is called Middle East today actually is part of the continent of Africa. The term Middle East is a fairly recent constructed term.

[@thereaper7682]

Jacob wrestled with an angel is the most cinematic thing that I can imagine in the story.

[@lynndunning1545]

Jacob was actually continuing the saga of "the struggle in the womb" with Esau. It was Esau that Jacob struggled with in the night - It was Esau that injured Jacob's hip socket, dislocating the upper joint of Jacob's thigh - causing him to limp. It was Esau who gave Jacob a new name "Is-Ra-El". Isis-Raphaim-Elohim. That is who Jacob and Labon's whole family worshipped at that time. Abraham was the one who was different in his previous family ties - was called away from it, but that family had been priests of Nimrod, who Esau killed Nimrod, making Esau hated by that part of the family. If you investigate the passages before Jacob "struggled with the one who "looked" like an angel, Jacob had before entering the promised land told his wives, children and servants to remove their jewelry and bury their idols under an oak tree, because they would surely be killed if anyone was discovered with an idol. Who was monitoring people bringing in idols upon entering the land? ESAU and his army were! After the struggle, upon Jacob reuniting with Esau described him as having a face of an angel or something there about. Just remember, the story as it is in Genesis has some added content to separate the simple story and to send you off in a misunderstanding who Jacob was dealing with... It was Esau!!!

[@StrummaChick]

Yisra'el means to strive with God. God contended and Triumphant with God. So let's not make up new "facts" please The name has nothing to do with pagan gods and goddesses. I'd be careful for the sake of your soul to spread such silliness

[@agniswar3]

Jacob wrestling with an angel is the most fascinating thing I found in the entire Old testament.

[@Benmelech]

I like the interpretation that says the angels represent God, Moses and Aaron with the Torah at Mount Sinai; A bridge between heaven and earth.

[@agniswar3]

@@Benmelech you mean the Angel of the Lord.

[@Cheyglover]

Esau wasn’t abt to “die” from starvation. He was home and could’ve eaten anything else. He didn’t CARE abt the birthright he just wanted the blessing. That’s why he sold it so cheap! Jacob knew this obviously.

[@isaiahlabadie6397]

Well stated

[@lorrancelewis7120]

The fact anyone thinks any human being would do this easily is hilarious. This is easily one of the worst stories in the scriptures Esau is rough hairy Man (bad) Jacob a nice mommas boy(good) Esau traded away his entire future cuz he was a little hungry. Esau would have to be a retarded grown up who was an expert at hunting. He would have had to have been severely autistic where he couldn't see the value of things if he wasn't at the point of starvation. Just a way to villianize. Besides there is no present logic of the person who would save the world coming through their lineage. The blessing and birthright are 2 different things. This story God allows a wife to get her son to deceive her Husband and God upholds a blessing Isaac is in his heart was giving to Esau simply cuz he was touching him. This is the most morality devoid story in the bible. It shows God influenced a woman to deceive her husband

[@1v966]

You just love to see TBOI lore community prospering like this

[@theinternetofficer6594]

Fr, tboi has gotten me interesting in all the old testament lore

[@kimeraclan3135]

Esau could be seen as a return to the nomadic hunting lifestyle, while Jacob is the sedentary hearthfire way of living. I'd argue that the situation was the opposite, wherein Esau was the introvert, living away from people, while Jacob was the extroverted homemaker.

[@bawabrian]

I thought so too.

[@jeremiahferg5998]

@علي ياسر that wouldn't make sense. There's a whole book to them. They are the seed of Abraham Isaac and Jacob. One of the lost tribes

[@hypejones3769]

Esau stayed in the mountains, the Caucasus mountains... Caucasian people come from Esau

[@JayJay-ys8xu]

@@hypejones3769 Jacob is the white race, they found ancient Paleo Hebrew in those mountains

[@hypejones3769]

@@JayJay-ys8xu Nope

[@jaylintatum5379]

You should do a video on the 144,000 and the 2 witnesses

[@iantroy5421]

That would be awesome 👏

[@sirgalahad1376]

No. And stay away from my front door.

[@khankorpofficial]

The annointed class, yes?

[@hihi-nm3uy]

Esau got swindled hard here, and yet I find it super funny that people twist it to the max in order to justify Jacob’s actions. It’s like if a woman got robbed, and then someone says it’s because she was wearing rich and revealing clothes.

[@MochaQueen5]

Jacob was conceived first and Esau pushed pass Jacob to get out first that's why he grabbed at his heel. They fought in the womb because Esau threatened to kill their mother if he could not come out first.

[@haarp-infamous]

Exactly. People are blind, pretending that Jacob was so righteous

[@Vibewithme242]

It was still God. He allowed it knowing that Jacob would get the birth right eventually. That's just how he got it. There's honestly no wrong and right in my eyes because even when it seems bad if u get the root you realize it really wasn't it was destined. God makes no mistakes.

[@MusicMillz]

I completely agree, jacob stole his birth right and his blessing from his father

[@jonpapi_2247]

​​@@MusicMillzHow can somebody steal another person's birthright when God said himself that he was gonna give it to Jacob and that he hated Easu ? Come on now how do y'all just come up with your own conclusions when the Bible literally tells you 😂?

[@Wade56]

This is a wonderful presentation. Thank you!

[@zacharythurman1939]

God "saw" the end from the beginning. He would have said ordained or decided if that was what he had meant. We have free will and just because God knows the future doesn't necessarily mean that he's getting involved other than letting them know what will happen. Chosen is the one that God has already seen prevail in the future. God blesses and protects but the battle is yours......just remember John 14:6

[@shelbibrown1325]

Thank you.

[@jeremiahmiller3368]

Very well said.

[@hepzibahbeulah8961]

Touch and agree with you Zachary!

[@zacharythurman1939]

@@321277328L- do you study scripture?

[@zacharythurman1939]

@@321277328L- Good, than you should know as well as I do. But I'm guessing that's not the case. What's your point? Are you trying to drag me into some kind of theological argument because you don't believe?......if so, no thanks

[@henrymsweli1097]

Great video admin...I'm a Zulu from South Africa and if twins are born we say the one born first is younger, the last to come out of the womb is Older twin...to leave the womb you are given permission by your twin..therefore he is older 😅

[@k8tina]

That is really amazing to hear and thank you for sharing! I have triplets and have heard from a Japanese neighbor that same sentiment, that the last one born is the oldest and first one born is the youngest. Interesting how there are similar beliefs despite different cultural backgrounds.

[@googlegilbertlevinmars322]

I am a twin. Interesting concept.

[@natelincoln]

He could have waited a little longer. He wasn’t going to die from hunger in 5 minutes lol. Just wait till his brother had to go pee then get the stew.

[@manuelkituxe8823]

God(JEHOVAH) decides the END from the beginning.

[@natelincoln]

@@manuelkituxe8823 so you agree it was dumb for him to even ask got the stew since god(Jehovah) already had it planned out the way he wanted? I mean if this is truly what is believed it also makes prayer a rude and disobedient activity. He has his plan so asking him to change his perfect plan is saying you know better, right?

[@Cb88x]

@@natelincoln God says to pray according to his will not ones own. And that prayer while in sin with no real intent to repent? Is an abomination to God.

[@ManoloNYC1]

As someone who starting reading the bible, who doesn't know how the brothers evolve. I find Jacob to be the "bad" brother. What type of brother would let their sibling starve to death in exchange for compensation. Didn't Jacob trick his father; with his mother's help; into believing he was Esau in order to receive his blessing? Since Esau sold his birthright wouldn't that make Jacob first born and Esau destined to rule? Couldn't this treacherous act by Jacob have led Esau to become evil as I'm told he becomes? Seems to me Jacob has an "anything to get a head" mentality that's frowned upon now a days. I look forward to seeing how all this plays out.

[@changoburr7136]

That’s how I interpreted this story too and how a mother will help trick her own husband for her favorite son

[@SeanBeatsMapson]

I’m literally reading the Bible from genesis to revelation as story rather than jumping into different parts of the story! And so I’m seeing the same interpretation! But I think as the story develops like with any good book our questions will be answered! And all will make sense

[@clevelandprattiii1787]

Hello...your input is way off. You're viewing this from a carnality mindset. The Word of God says that He loved Jacob and hated Esau. It was God who flipped things in favor for or of Jacob to have the birthright!. God already knew that Esau didn't believe in God. Esau preferred the things of this world and Jacob preferred the things and heart of God. It's the same today, the white people prefer the riches or things of this world--they don't prefer God, himself. The white man or people IS ESAU...ESAU-EDOM!!!

[@krissalkond]

@@clevelandprattiii1787 I read some of the bible a while ago and my conclusion is that you are WRONG!!! Jacob was white as was all the other prophets.

[@jonpapi_2247]

​​​@@krissalkond How can Jacob be white when God said that there were 2 nations inside thy womb and he gave you descriptions 😂? On top of that ppl who were born in Africa had darker skin colors so that wouldn't make sense for Jacob to be white 😂. Easu was red and Jacob was a negro.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

None of what the 2 had experienced what I experienced and I have the best childhood of my life and gained the blessings that’s doubled my happiness unlike my other siblings

[@tuskersmuguro2383]

Everything is spiritual for me. The fight perhaps had began in the spirit world thus God witnessed the outcome and made his judgement before it manifested in the physical realm.

[@AgueroNain]

Most excellent series and segment. Well done, well presented and more importantly and interestingly, great questions to ponder upon.

[@GenuineLhachwen]

I heard a theory that when Esau came for the stew from Jacob his hunt was actually the killing of Nimrod; therefore Esau was literally fearing for his life & figured he was already dead considering whom he had killed. Esau's thought selling his birthright was a non-issue since he figured his life was forfeit anyway considering whom he had hunted. So what was selling his birthright for some stew in the such a situation?

[@dokken440]

Jasher 27:7-8

[@Benmelech]

I read that story also and agree. Although, something that monumental you think would’ve have been mentioned. Aside from that, he wasn’t “going to die” just because he was hungry, that is just a figure of speech people use all the time.

[@realamericannegro977]

He was exhausted from that battle. You have to read the story for yourself. Its extremely easy to follow

[@likeasparrowinthewildernes8333]

that wouldn't work out well if you understand the legal procedure of birthright from a spiritual perspective ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Esdras 2: 31 -100 '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@c8h8e8c8k8m8e8o8u8t]

(There is a Jewish tradition stemming from the Talmud, that the descendants of Esau would eventually become the Romans, and to a larger extent, all Europeans.) Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edom

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Best sibling rivalry ever

[@adolphusweimann9237]

Cain and Abel

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

@@adolphusweimann9237 That was not a rivalry but murder.

[@adolphusweimann9237]

@@kirbymarchbarcena I'd call it rivalry in its purest form.

[@iantroy5421]

From a scientific and biological stand point.. Esau body in the womb adapted in a manner that he had felt threatened. Protecting his body with the hair and he was red being clenched upon indicating a different story in the womb. I dare not speak against the Bible though or the good books teachings. I wasn't in the womb Excellent upload 👌

[@Canoodle560]

My two have been fighting since before they were born. Now they say that nobody picks on their sibling but them.

[@tristanriffle5288]

I just studied this in my courses at college.

[@sharmpadayachee8939]

How Can God hate.. If God is Love...

[@MrGreen-sw1ly]

I know right?

[@simpleman5455]

That word hate. In the context is not the hate we think it is, it just simply means that God wanted Jacob to have the birth right.

[@MrGreen-sw1ly]

@@simpleman5455 Pretty sure lots of language have word that define hate; it's a strong word. You can water down and sugarcoat it all you want, it's hate. He even quote from Malachi 1:2-3, "I have loved Jacob, but Esau I have hated,...". So the word love & hate was clearly used on the opposite end. God hated him enough to turn his, "inheritance to the desert jackals".

[@simpleman5455]

@@MrGreen-sw1ly 🤦‍♀🤦‍♀

[@sharmpadayachee8939]

@@simpleman5455 why does God want that... I think it's unfair to Esau.. Being disliked from the womb.. The child is pure.. I really don't get this.. That means God created this disharmony as God has done with Cain and Abel.

[@IamYeshuaOfficial]

If you truly love God, you will be willing to die for him instead of dismissing him to live.

[@kaosisback8376]

bro what

[@IamYeshuaOfficial]

@@kaosisback8376 for example. I love my God Yahweh so much so that if he presented me with a choice, die and be resurrected in Heaven in his Love or live but dismiss him I would chose to die every time.

[@jgobroho]

@@IamYeshuaOfficial that's stupid. You're easily choosing because you know the consequence of your death and you know you'll get something better. However I doubt you'd actually choose death of a stranger gave you the same choice.

[@bestcmpunk7977]

No thanks. I'm not going to die for any fairytail character. And you are willing to die because you believe their is something better for you then your current reality. This is no selflessness but this is the very definition of selfishness.🤗🤗

[@somnium5603]

Just like Adam and Eve. Listen to God and keep your promises don't listen to a lie. Have enough faith no matter what happens.😊

[@barmitzvah8983]

Esau is likely haplogroup J2 because in Canaanite graves found j2b samples mostly and less J2a they vanished from history when probably crossed the black sea and the Israelites had J1 haplogroup

[@ADONAIS300]

I need more book of Enoch mate but great work!

[@w.w.w.1646]

What would you like to know?

[@faithbishop1444]

@@w.w.w.1646 Is the book valid?

[@lazarignjatovic7881]

Yeees, l can't wait to see more of it!!!

[@lazarignjatovic7881]

@@faithbishop1444 officially, it's not cannon book, but it's pretty interesting nonetheless.

[@w.w.w.1646]

@Bishop Faith sorry for delayed response. The validity of the book of Enoch I believe is validated by numerous references to it in the Bible especially in the book of Jude he references the book of Enoch almost word for word.

[@DarkRobot]

excellent my dude, artwork great as always!

[@tothboy01]

The story of Isaac preferring Esau over Jacob but then naming Jacob as his heir has parallels in other myths. In Mesopotamian mythology the goddess Inanna originally prefers Enkidu the farmer but then chooses Dumuzi the shepherd. In another Mesopotamian myth, the god Enlil chooses the farmer god Enten over the shepherd god Emesh. In Roman mythology, the gods favored Romulus over his brother Remus. Also, in the Bible, God chooses Abel over Cain. Perhaps these types of myths, particularly the one about Inanna, Enkidu and Dumuzi, could be compared to love triangle stories, for example, in Arthurian legend, Queen Guinevere chooses Sir Lancelot over her husband King Arthur in an affair. In Welsh mythology, the femme fatale Blodeuwedd chooses Gronw Pebr over her husband the sun god Lleu Llaw Gyffes in an affair.

[@yseson_]

Cain and Abel as well, it’s an allegory for humanity going from hunter gatherer to agrarian which leads to empire

[@toddjoyce1627]

God be holy not Baptist catholic or that mess you say get all of that stuff out your head school can't teach you better than God can the heavenlyfarther go back to bible

[@whoevergodson]

You’ve gone way off the deep end. Straying and straying

[@bilalhamurabi3362]

I guess there have always been fights over inheritence in all cultures at all times and they incorporated it into their respective religions and myths.

[@MBadger24]

God's plans for you will always prevail. It was meant for Jacob, the inheritance i mean.

[@Bobby-ld4lm]

Since when is stealing God’s will? “Thou shall not steal “. God permits us to make choices and they must be played out.

[@Bobby-ld4lm]

@Victorian Spiritualist No, Esau was the first born. The inheritance was his.

[@Bobby-ld4lm]

@Victorian Spiritualist No , God did not. Jacob would not have had to dress up in Esau’s clothes and deceive Isaac if the birth right was his. It was stolen. That is why God changed Jacob’s name to Israel which means wrestles with GOD and man.

[@Bobby-ld4lm]

@Victorian Spiritualist No worries. God Bless🙏😀

[@mikal2507]

Romans 9:11-13 King James Version 11 (For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth;) 12 It was said unto her, The elder shall serve the younger. 13 As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated.

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[@shambigodet1676]

Good video, and great points. But the story eluded to mention the reason as to why Esau sold his rights. He had just killed Nimrod king of Babel and fled home knowing the kings men would soon come for him and kill him. Esau knowing he was going to die probably didn't care and perhaps Jacob knew this also and took advantage of that fact. Jasher ch. 27: 7 Puts a different twist on the story.

[@firstinlastout]

Don't read extra, God doesn't want you to

[@ProphetsAmongUs]

Jacob was just, God always intended Jacob to have the birthright. Those who would give away their birthright for a bowl of stew are not worthy of it in the first place. Jacob was valiant for his God, and he was always meant to have it and to supplant Esau.

[@windstormstrike]

The one thing i absolutely hate about the story of esau giving up the birthright is that a lot of people do not realize hunting is HARD. You have to travel for days to find the herd, you have to wait for a good shot, one miss fire you send the whole herd running, you have to decide to pursue or give up. Major calories burned going back and forth Esau most likely was dying from high levels of exhaustion and starvation. And if God was in volved, He probably scattered the game so that Esau wouldn't be able to find it. Giving up the "birthright" was not intentional it was a matter of life and death.

[@somnium5603]

It reminds me of Adam and Eve. They made a promise to God and yet the "heel biter or cather" snake convinced them using a fruit. Because they broke the promise God then chased them away..😯Esau also broke the covenant with God because of food, listening to his "heel catcher" brother instead.

[@BlackEnchantress]

This true but let's say Esau never would of gave over his birthright to Jacob for a bowel of red pottage stew. And let's say He did die from this starvation, at the end of the day the Birthright including the inheritance still would of went to Jacob. God purposely orchestrated that and chooses whom ever he wants & as he pleases. God chose Jacob.

[@likeasparrowinthewildernes8333]

@@BlackEnchantress i don't think you see the context as scripture points out clearly that Esau despised his birth right and for that reason he was hated by the Most high, and as you should know this goes further on another most important issue that is the issue faith, in this life if there's anything that would bring you to your death is a lack of faith, if Esau had kept his birthright, he would have kept his integrity, and even if he did die for holding on to his integrity, he is left with the Hope that the Most High would raise him up or by whatever means to affirm and reward his faith for faith is the foundation by which everyone that are born in this life will live by,.. no exceptions, that is why the scripture states that those who are of faith are children of Abraham ( assuming you know already that faith without works is dead) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Esdras 2: 31 -100 '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@chrisberatis2612]

Do you think it’s possible if you can do a video on the Manananggal from Filipino folklore?

[@adolphusweimann9237]

Aswang

[@marthaingram4621]

Y’all! will never rise again. Never 👎

[@kingkee1880]

I had some spirit put this curse on me and tell me my sibling stole my destiny. I told the spirit what is mine can never be taken away. Birth rights, destinies, and so fourth is a way to keep me fighting with my siblings. I will never allow for a deity to determine my future. That negative energy will never have a chance to use me I am to much of a light being. WITCHCRAFT is all I got from this story and it makes me sick.

[@KaiCenet]

Wow, I get it now... Wow this is so powerful, those who get it get it and those who don't should read more, and see how history repeats.

[@albertrodriguez4190]

I too remember this event. Very interesting that Jacob (Israel) and Esau . I thought of hate too but now I'm interpretating it with understanding. Thank you.

[@MrGreen-sw1ly]

Moral of the story? Don't sell your inheritance, God or no God. My own brother already tried to con me to something like it, LOL.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

Because what you have is better than his like me....

[@DCTC70]

Esau hated Yah! He didn’t value the potential blessing from Yah! He was a man of the world and felt that he didn’t need anything especially from Yah.

[@tahahagar7664]

False jewish supremacy

[@AMagrow]

Thank you for your videos. 👍

[@joshuamelton9148]

The story of Jacob and Esau was always been a fascinating story. Jacob name is later changed to Israel and his 12 sons became the 12 tribes of Israel. Esau name of his nation were Edom. The modern day nation of Jordan is where Edom once was.

[@sjs2j305]

Modern day nation of Rome, England, other European nations. And, oh yes..... America. WHITE America.

[@joshuamelton9148]

@@sjs2j305 I take it that you are a Hebrew Israelite.

[@sjs2j305]

@@joshuamelton9148 Yes! European and European descent people have changed and LIED so much about history. You and so many others like you and I don't know who they REALLY are. FACT

[@joshuamelton9148]

@@sjs2j305 I can tell by how you talked. I know all about Hebrew Israelism. What type of Hebrew Israelites are you? 1 west variety(ISUPK, GOCC, HOI,ICOGJC, GMS), Tanakh only, Christian Israelites, Hebrew Synchrotism etc?

[@sjs2j305]

@@joshuamelton9148 Does it matter?

[@miraclemorgan1061]

Excellent!!! 🏆

[@IsaactheYippeeCreature]

JACOB & ESAU ❤️ III+I 👞 II 🗡️ I+III

[@trevorwinstonoliverchampag5532]

Jacob is also cursed for deceiving Esau

[@everymansbattle6797]

Bible verse?

[@bolddeciple]

You should take a look at the Book of Jasher, gives you a different outlook on this story. Starting in chapter 27

[@earthangel7253]

Might do that

[@bolddeciple]

@@earthangel7253 I love you videos. Very informative and thought provoking. Great job.

[@knightraider1362]

What book is that of a muslim???

[@bolddeciple]

@@knightraider1362 it's mentioned in the bible. I believe in 2nd kings.

[@knightraider1362]

@@bolddeciple thanks my friend , I shall look in to it!🙏 Peace

[@chericandream]

Enjoy this moment: ❤️ ...Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign has all things under His authority, ...prayers, blessings, peace (restoration ) IN the ❤️ 💙 💜

[@modupesanusi1877]

awesome video

[@danny91pr]

This is my favorite story in the Bible. I like to think that Jacob earned or won his place unethically. But at the end of the day Essau agreed to give away his birth right. Furthermore, later in the story Jacob tricks Issac into giving him Essau's blessing. So it wasn't simply given to him by God. Jacob did what he had to do to get what he wanted.

[@RiseAwakenedOne]

God wanted it that way Esau is a loser

[@jamielthashepherd6870]

I believe it was his mother that did the tricking. Jacob just went along with it

[@Sukit-ke9qs]

Jajajaja......their Is no tricking your way ino the Lords favor......you Made me giggle....thanks

[@danny91pr]

@Sukit-ke9qs jajaja you clearly have a very shallow understanding of your religion. You made me giggle.. thanks 😘

[@Sukit-ke9qs]

@@danny91pr thinking you can trick god Is next level narcisismo.....you win the trophy

[@riaa8689]

I never fully understood this story no matter how many times I read it. Why did God damn Esau from the very moment he was concieved?

[@lynndunning1545]

@Ria a You are right to be skeptical! Esau was blessed while Jacob's descendants went into slavery in Egypt. Esau was given plenty of health and wealth by God. Esau is a representative of Adam. While Jacob is known as the trickster. Esau followed the ways of Abraham, not the ways of Haron (Aaron). Haron was Abraham's brother who had taken over for his dad Terah, who had been a priest of Nimrods kingdom and fertility religion. Esau's connection to Adam is the applied term "Red" also associated to king David as "Ruddy". Adam was created from the red earth. Esau is given Edom, a place of the red dirt. In the story about Rebekah and Isaac (the mom and dad of Esau and Jacob) Rebekah is barren (can't have children) and she wants to revert to her families fertility religion for help by going to a temple in Egypt. (The Bible says it was due to famine that they went to Egypt- but they had been told not to go to Egypt). But they went to Egypt anyway with Isaac pretending to be Rebekah's brother and Rebekah got taken into the kingdom and became engaged to the prince until the prince saw Rebekah and Isaac frolicking in the courtyard of the palace. The prince became outraged and sent them away from the kingdom... But Rebekah was now pregnant with twins. When they struggled in her womb, she was told there was two nations in her belly. That means two different daddy's. The struggle is legendary, but few know the meaning of it all - the key is similar to the issue of Cain and Abel. Cain being the seed of the Serpent and Eve, while Able was the seed of Adam and Eve. Esau was a hero in his time, he was given wives in the traditions of his times, first wife from his uncle Ishmael, then from surrounding kingdoms as a reward, because Esau killed their enemy Amraphael (aka: Nimrod, the one known whose tower fell; Ham-Rah-Fell).

[@jonathanwills5209]

ESAU HAD A FOUL SPIRIT

[@mikal2507]

Esau was Cain over again!

[@ANT6184]

Jacob lies and apparently so do his heirs, Esau is the righteous man in this story its clear for any unbiased person to see.

[@riaa8689]

@@ANT6184 The Bible claims that Jacob was witty or/trickster, not exactly a "liar". Esau was more of a nonchalant type of dude that didn't take his birth right seriously.

[@Dr_Fuzz]

Is that why people call me the great deceiver? 🧐

[@simpleman5455]

Yeah 🤭😂,I mean your name but it's great

[@perplexingperceptions8888]

@@greattestimony4111 That sounds an awful lot like a tiny demographic that we can't talk about on social media.

[@perplexingperceptions8888]

@@greattestimony4111 Esau is basically the Caucasian race, Jacob those we can't talk about & they've been secretly at war with each other ever since. That's why Jacob's descendants want to eliminate Esau's descendants but I can't go into further details.

[@Michorida]

@@perplexingperceptions8888 who’s jacobs descendants

[@hoshuasamora5944]

Keep up the good work

[@sosocial6837]

This story is about The black nation ( Hebrews ) and the white Jews that are known as Jews today . This doesn’t include The European race , they are the second mankind from Caucas mountains which came on the scene years later , not the original mankind

[@BlacksAreHebrewIsraelites]

Truth

[@sulongenjop7436]

Esau descendants are still hating Jacob(Israel) descendants until today too!

[@shawnabraham7740]

Can ya explain the Levite that butchered his concubine and sent various pieces of her to the 12 tribes of Israel?.

[@SymphonyZach]

That was the old equivalent of sending your shit to people You were mad at. And they even almost destroyed the tribe that mass raped the girl in revenge

[@darthskele]

@@SymphonyZach imagine being thrown out by your owner after begging him not to send you outside with dangerous rapists, getting so brutally raped that you die, then getting your already ruined corpse further desecrated by the owner who threw you out in the first place by having it butchered to several pieces just to make a point

[@joshuamelton9148]

That's story is in the book of Judges

[@sophiawilson8696]

Wow those were days eh?

[@shawnabraham7740]

@@sophiawilson8696 eh still like that...

[@HappyHermitt]

The real question is why was Esau hair covered?

[@ChocolateBunni2187]

Nope I'm on Esua side We don't need titles to know That We Are 1.We are hunters of truth.Well at least me I don't know y'all...no offense.

[@shabbirsb87]

God dose what he wants as all powerful people do, like In this case god could have treated Esau as younger son of Issac as he has sold the first birth right to Jacob and could have given him all the goods stuf Jacob got or he could have given both the equal opportunity but no god wanted to see some sibling rivalry.

[@hanzohattori5980]

Can you please more Japanese mythology and Viking and vampire

[@yukariyakumo7242]

Japanese is my favourite.

[@EustassGambit]

Yes yes, more of vikings and vamps

[@MrGreen-sw1ly]

I've like more anti-christ stuff, LOL. Like wtf, YHWH is a dragon.

[@chericandream]

(Psalm 90:12-17) So teach us TO number our days, That we (may) apply our hearts unTO wisdom. Return, Oh Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign, how long? And let it repent thee concerning thy servants. Oh satisfy us (early) with thy mercy; That we (may) rejoice and be glad all our days. And counting: ...1st day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...2nd day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...3rd day/night season of the WorkWeek ...4th day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...5th day/night season of the WorkWeek, ...6th day/night season of the WorkWeek (double up): ...for the morrow’s morning IS the Seventh day/night sAbbAth's season. Emet ❤️

[@travusleroux1916]

Jacob refusing to let Esau eat could be seen as a threat. I will always seek your title give it to me now. Could he live a whole life with this rival when giving it up fulfills what was said? But it’s how they use their gifts and what virtues they uphold

[@smithsoniansmith2433]

Awesome and cool!

[@bldwnpwr1]

Esau just got done killing Nimrod and thought people were out to kill him ... he thought he was going to die regardless hence he gave up his birthright

[@arjr721]

According to the book of enoch he sold out because he thought he would die being as he had just killed nimrod and thought his men would kill him.

[@1gumbah]

Esau’s disregard for his birthright was not manifested overnight! Jacob and Rebecca were well aware years before hand that Esau despised his birthright

[@MichaelWysocki-ks5xt]

Video is called “ how Jacob obtained the birthright “ How about “ WHY Jacob obtained the birthright “

[@jdaze1]

Its a deeper allegory as is most of the bible.

[@somnium5603]

It's allegory and also not at the same time. The whole of existance can be seen in the stories and images. It's beautiful.

[@wtbofnc7880]

This story has everything to do with Jacob believing he was Esau. God gave Jacob the gift though he was not physically Esau. The ONLY reason that Jacob got the gift is that he BELIEVED HE WAS ESAU. This shows the EXTREME importance of BELIEF. Furthermore, GOD DOES NOT SEE AS WE SEE. (PHYSICALLY). HE (GOD) CAN ONLY DETECT BELIEF.

[@TeamTriumphHQ]

Huh?

[@Sukit-ke9qs]

I believe god acta divinely when you aré sincere...true belief Is probablemente what defines sincerity

[@vgwinva5669]

It was all part of the perfect plan 💭 which s always unquestioned

[@michaelthomas5433]

Considerations aside neither Jacob or Esau had any free will. Both simply played the parts written for them by God.

[@michaelthomas5433]

@Angelina Simply acknowledging a reality doesn't make it bad. And the Enemy was no champion. Acceptance of our small role in things brings a certain peace, though also mired in frustration at points.

[@sofiabravo1994]

@Angelina Lucifer doesn’t grant everlasting life.

[@Umbra_Nazgul]

@@sofiabravo1994 sofia, you got a instagram?

[@javaunking2166]

As the firstborn, Esau had a greater level of responsibility which he merely sold for food. Even though Jacob got his birthright he didnt get away scot free as he later gets tricked by Laban requiring him to work double for his wife.

[@jasasyiken5561]

Thanks for sharing. The way I read this story is a reminder that not everything is as it appears. Based on the obvious, it’s easy to judge that Esau is the rightful one - born first, the more compliant to societal standards and expectations etc. But God’s plan is always the better. So despite all the seeming weaknesses, God has chosen Jacob. For those who claims to have faith in the goodness of God, should put aside our limited judgments and surrender to God’s choice as HE knows better than anyone. I think if we can find the humility to let go of our logic and trust in God’s will, life will be less puzzling or seemingly unjust. Just my opinion. ✌️

[@jacopoarmini7889]

my favourite patriarch is Jacob because of his unusually trickster behaviour, demonstrating that one doesn't need to be a saintly holier than thou paragon to be a proper human being, rather, taking life head on is the proper way to go, however, one's misdeeds are always repaid in kind sooner or later.

[@YH-AR]

Not sure the point of the story is that you gotta be mischievous and grabbing life head on is the way to go. Instead it shows the Faith that Jacob has and what he was willing to do, and how faithless and wicked Esau is to trade all of The Blessings of the most High God for a bowl of porridge. Example: millions of people to date trade The free Gift of GOD’s Grace which is in Jesus for money, fame, glory and other Earthly related things. One thing is true Easau cared for the things of the world and swore by it, where Jacob is set apart to care for the things of GOD WHO IS BLESS FOREVER. It also teaches that you may lie to your biological father but when God my Heavenly Father comes to wrestle you down, he will stop you in your midst and ask you “what’s your name” and make an honest man out of you. Where the old is Gone and dead, Jacob is now renew as Israel. BE BLESS

[@madskillzyo]

@@YH-AR also later correlates to Judas iscariot selling The Lord out for such a small lump of change and God knowing so BEFOREHAND!

[@sophiawilson8696]

LoL is this troll? This story never made any sense to me. I find it stupid and Esau was robbed.

[@sophiawilson8696]

@@madskillzyo Judas didn't sell out Jesus, find the real truth.

[@jacopoarmini7889]

@@sophiawilson8696 Esau wasn't robbed, he lawfully conceded his firstborn rights because of his brashness. Jacob isn't "the good guy" either, he tricks his brother and then his father for his own gain, what he does and what he becomes after this is what makes him good

[@tyo000]

Esau and Jacob were Fraternal Twins

[@Nape7]

Esau had the birthright but Jacob asking his brother to sell him his birthright shows or rather confirms that what God said to Isaac's wide, was a prophecy and that by Esau selling such A valuable birthright( remember this includes leading the ppl of God... GOD HIMSELF) gives us further info as to why God did not favour him(Esau)

[@daquaviousbingleton7471]

I guess Ye was right

[@josiahdavidw5365]

Esau killed nimrod, and he was in fear of dying; which is why he sold his birthright to Jacob

[@imalright2837]

Mornin y’all

[@shawnabraham7740]

Morning

[@captainawesome7374]

Good morning!

[@joshuamelton9148]

Good morning all.

[@Abdominal65]

Had Esau kept his birthright and died, perhaps God would have shown him favor over Jacob. But God knew that Esau wouldn't cherish his birthright, which is why God showed Jacob favor from the beginning.

[@alankrebs856]

The two battling babies born to Rebecca add credence to Rob Skiba's theory. Your Mom carries you but you can have different DNA from either parent. Like a trait from your Mom or Dad eg blue eyes from Mom or brown eyes from Dad.

[@joannacrowderphd]

It’s allegorical The conflict between the left Mind and the right mind. Rebekah being the spirit helping the right mind the spiritual side aka Jacob. Vs Esau the physical. It’s the conflict within us and going to the white mountain is to go within to the highest part, higher consciousness.

[@valsageorge6967]

How did you manage to get more stuff about this story

[@CaAnPeSe4ever]

Esau, who did not value the birthright, sold it to Jacob in a fair deal. Jacob gave the bowl of red pottage to Esau and fulfilled his part of the deal and sealed it. It was Esau who was being dishonest in trying to accept Isaac's blessing when he full well knew he had sold it to Jacob.

[@thesmogo]

It isn’t even a fair deal in contract law lmao. That’s not proper consideration

[@adamwarsaw4511]

@@thesmogo Esau literally wrote it down on a piece of paper and signed off his birthright for a pot of soup

[@thesmogo]

@@adamwarsaw4511 it being written doesn’t make it fair consideration all of a sudden. There have been many voided written contracts caused by unfair terms, poor consideration, etc.

[@thesmogo]

At least that’s how it could go down in courts of equity

[@adamwarsaw4511]

@@thesmogo No bud just read the book Esau sold his blessing due to the fact he believed he was going to die (earlier he killed a high ranking man nimrod) and he sold his blessing due to fear

[@Giniwonders1]

Love it. Thanks

[@TurnipGreen]

This version of the story was always a little strange to me. What's a birthright? And how do you sell it? The version where Esau just killed Nimrod and stole the "robes of Adam" that Nimrod wore. That's the story that makes more sense. Please tell that one.

[@g.dk.o4103]

This story is true just because u don't like it u rather him tell u something to sooth u more? White people all around the world love soup 🍵 more than racism

[@TurnipGreen]

@@g.dk.o4103 True huh?

[@g.dk.o4103]

@@TurnipGreen yes but u don't have to let esau past haunt you the story is true look at american in today time esau rules jacob does he not?

[@jamielthashepherd6870]

It’s like an inheritance. Esau relinquished his inheritance to Jacob.

[@wingedinfinity777]

Perhaps Jacob was testing Esau, as many siblings do, to see if Esau would fight for or defend the birthright, having already had an inkling that Esau did not care about it. I see an example in this story of how God rewards those who value His gifts and promises, to the point of fighting for it, and how God is highly disappointed when any of His children are willing to walk away from a great inheritance in exchange for something cheap offered by the world. This was a test of Esau on both angles. Once this played out, it set the stage for Jacob being able to seal the deal when Isaac was passing .... AGAIN .... Esau felt he was entitled, but Jacob fought for it a second time. Jacob was the true warrior, which God honored.

[@Ace-pb8iu]

I would have given my brother the stew for free and respected his birthright. Does that make me less than Jacob?

[@somethingclever5635]

I feel like a pro-Jacob interpretation of this text in any way is some serious cope. The moral interpretation is like a relic of a different culture where listeners wouldn’t judge Jacob as harshly for his “shwredness”. Or even to highlight that his loyalty is god is more important than his questionable personality traits in comparison to Easu

[@spaceghost9969]

Ya glitches up bucko, 3:20 you called Rebekah Sarah.

[@jaykisuke3397]

Can you do one on fallen angel mastema?

[@PRINCEWILSONROYALTY]

I thought the grandfather got tricked into giving the blessing away to the wrong brother

[@sheardsheep8978]

Esau was a hunter. He obviously though that he could pray on his younger brother.

[@ecaTara]

I think that Jacob is a mean person as he did not wanted to give some soup and bread to his own brother. Instead he sold something that should have been given without even thinking about it for the most valuable thing maybe in those days: the birthright. I think Jacob is the villain of the story and not Esau.

[@daroldwatson8590]

It Was prophecy

[@samuelbattershell3413]

Well the different interpretations of the exchange are not mutually exclusive

[@swampgod8244]

ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES ISAAC WAS 60 YEARS OLD WHEN JACOB WAS BORN SO... ISAAC WAS 40 IN 1811 BCE WHEN HE MET REBEKAH AND BORN IN 1851 BCE AND DIED IN 1671 BCE OF 180 YEARS OLD. JACOB WAS BORN IN 1791 WHEN ISAAC WAS 60 YEARS OLD SO JACOB DIED 1644 BCE OF 147 YEARS OLD. JOSEPH WAS BORN IN 1698 BCE AND DIED IN 1588 BCE OF 110 YEARS OLD. RACHEL MOTHER OF JOSEPH DIED IN 1685 WHEN JOSEPH WAS 13 YEARS OLD JACOB WAS 106 YEARS OLD; RACHEL WAS 44 YEARS OLD AND BENJAMIN WAS BORN WHEN RACHEL DIED. JACOB WAS 130 IN 1661 BCE AND LIVED IN EGYPT FOR 17 YEARS AND DIED OF 147; JOSEPH WAS 54 WHEN JACOB DIED. ESAU WAS JACOB'S TWIN BROTHER WAS ALSO 120 WHEN ISAAC DIED IN 1671 BCE. IN 1698, WHEN JOSEPH WAS BORN, ISAAC WAS 153 AND JACOB WAS 93. JOSEPH MARRIED ASENATH "PRIESTESS OF ON" IN 1668 BCE... BETWEEN 1668 BCE AND 1661 (7 GOOD YEARS) BCE THOSE 7 YEARS IS WHEN EGYPT WAS PREPARING FOR THE 7-YEAR FAMINE JOSEPH HAS TWO SONS; MANASSEH & EPHRAIM. JOSEPH WAS BETWEEN 30 AND 37 YEARS OLD; IN 1661 JOSEPH INVITES JACOB TO EGYPT DUE TO THE FAMINE. DINAH WAS RAPED BY SHECHEM AND GAVE BIRTH TO ASENATH, WHOM JACOB LEFT ON THE WALL OF EGYPT, WHERE SHE WAS LATER FOUND BY POTIPHAR. SHE WAS THEN RAISED BY POTIPHAR'S WIFE AND EVENTUALLY MARRIED JOSEPH IN 1668 BCE. POTIPHAR IS THE CAPTAIN OF PHARAOH'S GUARD WHO IS SAID TO HAVE PURCHASED JOSEPH AS A SLAVE AND, IMPRESSED BY HIS INTELLIGENCE, MAKES HIM THE MASTER OF HIS HOUSEHOLD. DINAH WAS BORN 1700 BCE; DIED 1590 BCE. LEAH WAS BORN 1731 BCE; DIED 1665 BCE. JACOB WAS 60 YEARS OLD WHEN LEAH WAS BORN.

[@yukariyakumo7242]

Can you explain the 12 tribes of Israel?

[@HallowedLife]

They're cacucasian.

[@importantcomment3246]

They are caucasian people of various tribes creeds

[@dvof5198]

The 12 tribes were named after Jacob's sons and grandsons. They were Asher, Dan, Ephraim, Gad, Issachar, Manasseh, Naphtali, Reuben, Simeon, Zebulun, Judah and Benjamin. Of these 12, only the tribes of Judah and Benjamin survived.

[@dvof5198]

@@HallowedLife What do you mean when you say Caucasian? The 12 tribes of Israel refers to the 12 ancient tribes that made up the original nation of Israel. White people in general have a Uralic rather than Middle-Eastern origin and no connection to the tribes of Israel, whose genes most likely stayed in the region (the Levant and Mesopotamia).

[@meyouandthegreatiam6606]

Caucasian👀 what 12 tribes is this

[@vinorocky282]

Do you have a video about Ariman? If not, can you do one?

[@TheBirdLovingMan]

Time was calculated differently before 321 CE, why they lived longer back than?... For centuries the Romans used a period of eight days in civil practice, but in 321 CE Emperor Constantine established the seven-day week in the Roman calendar and designated Sunday as the first day of the week.

[@marthaingram4621]

Yes ! It’s been an big shift . You can feel it