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Malachi 1:3 · BSB
1:3 but Esau I have hated, and I have made his mountains a wasteland and left his inheritance to the desert jackals.”
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…ourselves on Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday throughout our communities and in our homes and in our neighborhoods and on our sports teams. SoMalachi chapter 1, verses 1 through 5. This is how the book begins. The oracle of the word of the Lord to Israel by Malachi. Malachi is a word that simply means my messenger. So Malachi…
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…go back. I also, too, put the page number for the church Bible in front of you. It is page 801 there, and the church Bible. We're going to look atMalachi 1, verses 1-5. But let me, before we dive into Malachi, I just want to give you a little bit of a background, because I think it is helpful to understand where…
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…word rejected or hated really means preferred less. Two, it's important to note that this quote was written hundreds of years after Esau's death inMalachi 1 verses 2 through 3. So we see here that God, in his foreknowledge, he preferred Jacob over Esau to be in the lineage of Jesus. Verse 14. Are we saying then that God…
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Okay we're reading fromMalachi chapter 1 verses 1 to 5. A prophecy, the word of the Lord is to Israel from Malachi. I have loved you says the Lord, but you asked how have you loved us? It's not Esau,…
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…a very perplexing statement—“Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.” That is mentioned twice in Scripture, once in Malachi 1, and once in Romans 9. InMalachi 1:2–3, Malachi, a prophet to Israel, is speaking to the nation, and he is quizzing the nation. He is asking them a series of questions intended to…
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…peoples, tongues, and nations all over the world, and we will say, Great is the Lord who by his own power and grace saves his people. That'sMalachi chapter 1, verses 1 through 5. Now I could just wrap it up right here, and the parking attendants would be really happy with me. But it's youth serve Sunday, and I'm the youth…
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…this verse is that this is not from Genesis. This is not from God's communication with Isaac and Rebekah regarding their sons. This quote is fromMalachi 1, verses 2 through 5, the last book of the Old Testament. And this quote, if you go back and you read it in context of Malachi, it's referring to the two nations that…
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…remember that Edom is just another name for Esau and remember also that Israel is another name for Jacob and Jacob and Esau were brothers inMalachi chapter 1 verses 1 to 4it says this I have loved you says the Lord but you say how have you loved us is not Esau Jacob's brother declares the Lord yet I have loved Jacob…
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…of the prophets, the last book of the Old Testament. And I get the privilege of introducing us to this prophecy. Follow with me as we read fromMalachi 1, verses 1 through 5. The oracle of the word of the Lord to Israel by Malachi. I have loved you, says the Lord. But you say, how have you loved us? Is not Esau Jacob's…
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