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Genesis 25:27–34 · BSB
25:27 When the boys grew up, Esau became a skillful hunter, a man of the field, while Jacob was a quiet man who stayed at home.
25:28 Because Isaac had a taste for wild game, he loved Esau; but Rebekah loved Jacob.
25:29 One day, while Jacob was cooking some stew, Esau came in from the field and was famished.
25:30 He said to Jacob, “Let me eat some of that red stew, for I am famished.” (That is why he was also called Edom.)
25:31 “First sell me your birthright,” Jacob replied.
25:32 “Look,” said Esau, “I am about to die, so what good is a birthright to me?”
25:33 “Swear to me first,” Jacob said. So Esau swore to Jacob and sold him the birthright.
25:34 Then Jacob gave some bread and lentil stew to Esau, who ate and drank and then got up and went away. Thus Esau despised his birthright.
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…doctrines in soteriology, the doctrine of salvation, in reading these things like Esau have I hated and Jacob have I loved. You have to go back toGenesis chapter 25and find out that God was not saying this about individuals, that I have hated this individual, Jacob, or Esau, and loved this individual Jacob,…
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…And so instead we ask them in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen. I want you all to remember where we're at in the story. All the way back inGenesis chapter 25, we met two brothers, Jacob and Esau, who were at odds with each other, even in their mother's womb. That same chapter 25, we see Jacob steals…
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…and honor and praise and glory to God because he knows it now deep, deep down. He's experienced it over and over again. the Jacob that we met inGenesis chapters 25and 28 was proud and arrogant. The Jacob of chapter 31 is humble and grateful and thankful. it has taken two decades for God to bring that humility…
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…fruit of the womb? Now, Jacob is insensitive, but he's also correct. He's insensitive. He does not handle it the way that Isaac handled it back inGenesis chapter 25. In chapter 25, when Rebecca is unable to have children, Isaac doesn't scold her. He prays for her. And we're told explicitly at that point that…
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…origin that was dysfunctional, that caused him to believe from a very early age that he wasn't enough. And we're gonna see the results of this fromGenesis chapter 25. If you're ready for it, would you say amen? Genesis 25, verse 24. It says, When her time came to give birth, this is this is this man, his name is…
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…over 20 years later. So he's giving the blessing early and he's sneaky about it so he can only give it to one son. By the way, God already said inGenesis chapter 25when the two sons were born that it was going to be Jacob who came out on top. So Esau's not just being sneaky, he's actually trying to subvert…
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…to just look at the review for most of you guys at the key events in the life of ESOL. And we're going to start with his birth. This is found inGenesis chapter 25. We know that ESOL's life was prophesied about while he was still in the womb. Genesis 25, verses 22-23 tells us the children struggled together…
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…going to tell you. September 2025, we ended the Abraham story, and then we return to our series in the book of Genesis. And in the first half ofGenesis chapter 25, which we looked at September of last year, Abraham dies. And Abraham's death raises this question, who will inherit the promises that God made?…
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…in Romans chapter 8. If you've been tracking, you know that next week we are going to start the story of Isaac returning back to the second half ofGenesis chapter 25. So this is our last hurrah for a little bit. You'll remember that Romans is a letter written by the Apostle Paul in the 50s AD. You'll remember…
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…came out in February, you know that after we finish chapter 8, we are headed back to the book of Genesis for the story of Isaac. It shows up inGenesis chapters 25through 37 and then the plan, Lord willing, is when we finish with Isaac, we'll return again to Romans and we'll pick back up with chapter 9. So…
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…our passage all the way back on page 18 of that Pew Bible. So if you'd like to use that, please feel free to do so. Our passage this morning isGenesis chapter 25, verses 24 through 34. And so when you found that, let's stand in honor of the reading of God's Word. Genesis 25, verses 24 through 34. Speaking of Rebekah, it says,…
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…that his wife was actually his sister because he was scared of the men in the area finding his wife to be attractive. You can read about that inGenesis chapter 25. Isaac really doesn't have much to credit him in terms of doing great things, other than the fact that Isaac dug a lot of wells and had arguments…
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Please take your Bibles and open them up this morning toGenesis chapter 25. ! Made it about halfway through the book of Genesis, if you can believe it. Genesis chapter 25. We're going to be in verses 1 through 26 of…
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…We will not see him again until Romans chapter 9. So you'll remember back in the month of May, we started in Genesis chapter 11. We went throughGenesis chapter 25. Then we started in Romans 4. And now Paul is going to remind us of everything we've seen. So the question is this. What is the most important…
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…faithfulness to his promises. And also a reminder, as death often reminds us, of a life well lived. So with that, I invite you to turn with me toGenesis chapter 25. If you're new to the Bible, Genesis is going to be very easy for you to find since it happens to be the very first book. And so you just have to…
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Tables please toGenesis chapter 25. Genesis chapter 25. We're working our way through Genesis. It's foundational, not just because it's the first book, but it sets the theme for many…
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…when I look at the themes, and I was trying to think of, well, what am I gonna, what, what is it we want to talk about when we study a chapter likeGenesis chapter 25? Uh, first of all, very real people. I think that's an important thing for us to all know and to recognize that as we read the scriptures, as we…
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…become the father of a tw of twelve princes, princes, and I will make him a great nation. And indeed, if you want to read ahead, you can see inGenesis chapter 25that the Lord does that, that the Lord actually fulfills his promise even to Ishmael here as well. In other words, this God of the Bible is…
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