The Man That God Hated (Biblical Stories Explained)
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Title: The Fall Of Esau - How He Lost His Spritual Blessing
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The greatest man in history is Jesus.
He had no servant, yet they called him master.
He had no degree, yet they called him teacher.
He had no medicines,yet they called him healer.
He had no army, yet kings feared him.
He won no military battle, yet he conquered
the world.
He committed no crime, yet they crucified
him.
He was buried in a tomb,yet he lives Today.
Amen.
So true
Praising The LORD JESUS CHRIST, Forever!
Amen
he won.
Amen
If God hates the man that had everything taken from him and still forgave his brother then I fear for my soul.
adultrated bible
Read the Quran
@@helloagain1400 Jesus Christ is the way the truth and the life and nobody comes to the father but through him
@@helloagain1400 The Quran is an even MORE adulterated bible. These tales just got worse as time went on.
@@helloagain1400 but Islam came way after mate brand new religion
If y’all believe the biblical story of Esau and Jacob.. I am afraid y’all been duped
Realistically…. Lmao THINKING realistically, do y’all believe that a hunter (Esau) really sold his birth right for some food ?? Lmao come on now … the man knew how to get food 🤣
This story confuses me, even when I was younger trying to imagine what it was like to be Esau. Also its weird to hear that God hated someone or even the fact it was preordained God to hate Esau is still something hard to think about
Patrick , because most of what you heard are lies ; spoken by the Hamunites. They are the brethren of the line of Ham; ue; Nimrod
How could you preordain something you hate? Or even let it come to pass and experience it over again when its so displeasing to see the first time? I don't know. If there's a way around that logic, than there should be a full blown conversation about predestination.
@@theorakgolela6255 my thought exactly
@@chadsevedra925 Who are the modern day Hamites?
God Hated Esau because he sold his birthright that God blessed him with to his brother Jacob for a piece of meat. Basically throwing his blessing in Gods face. Esau was also a nasty spirit that God hated.
The lesson of this story is that NO ONE is innocent. Everyone is guilty of being wicked.
What did Esau do that was "wicked" as opposed to say, foolish? His error was to not take his wicked brother seriously, perhaps trusting him as a brother.
All good or all evil.
Sounds like all bullshit.
@@randomobserver8168 and being born first. What a just God
@@randomobserver8168 Esau raised a nation of people who turned away from God. God is extremely jealous. He wants to be the only thing that people worship. To God, idol worship is the most wicked thing a person can do.
@@randomobserver8168 he favored his flesh over his spiritual inheritance
The story has always been difficult, but I take exception to your title. God did not hate Esau. He was unhappy with Esau's choices but blessed him in the end when he and Jacob were reconciled.
Jacob have I loved and esau do I hate - Romans 9:13!
@Wide Awake
You should read (Psalm 5: 5) where God says that He HATES the sinner… God is capable of ALL things, for He IS the Creator of ALL things, even emotions… From where do you think our own emotions came from…?
Understanding what Perfect Love and Perfect hate is; (Psalm 139: 22)… Then you may gain understanding of how God can Love and hate perfectly, for eternity…
“I HATE them with PERFECT HATRED: I count them mine enemies…”
This isn’t David speaking, this is the Almighty God and Creator of all Heavens, earth and and seas, and everything within them speaking…
@Wide Awake
Oh, sorry to bother you; you’re one of “those” types… Enjoy your day…
(Romans 1: 22) Smh
@Wide Awake
No worries, I don’t even know what a BHI is, what’s that…? (B)ig (H)ead (I)ngrate …? Lol
Whatever BHI is, I’m not that, I just Love studying the Bible and taking it seriously and literally… (Those parts that are literal anyway)… Like Christ isn’t a literal “door”, (John 10: 9)… I know He’s meaning that He IS the ONLY way to get to God, (John 14: 6)… And how do we enter into a room…? By a door… Hence He says anyone who comes tried to come in to God by any other way than Him, is a thief and robber, (John 10: 1)…
Anyway, I Love God and His Scriptures and the way they all tie in with one another, each verse is relevant to the other… But, a (BHI?) I am not, my friend…
@Wide Awake
Oh yeah, yeah I’ve heard of those guys before… They’re just as bad as the KKK for their hatred of white people… Claim that they’re based off the Word of God, yet, they mustve skipped over, forgotten and disregarded the verse of God’s Word that says, “Don’t hate the Edomite…” (Deuteronomy 23: 7)
How can we Love our neighbours if we hate anyone…? Is that NOT one of the Commands of our Lord Christ Jesus unto His disciples…? (Matthew 22: 39; Romans 13: 9; James 2: 8 & Galatians 5: 14)…
So, you know for a black person, which I am, what they say sounds really good, gives one a feeling of Hope almost, but, that lasts only for those who’d only know what Scripture actually says and understand it… And once I really listened to their message, naaawh, they’re truly of satan preaching a false doctrine of demons… And I’m sure some will resist and m out like what I just said, but if it does not line up exactly with what God has had written in Scripture, then, it’s a product of satan by default…
Nope, I’m not BHI, I’m a simple disciple of our Lord Christ Jesus to my core…
These people in the old testament were ruthless and "messed up". Yep, you are right. However, God purposefully chose the worthless people, the cast aways, the second born, etc b/c those are the ones that He choose to display his power and glory. If God chose the cream of the crop, the strongest, bravest, smartest, most capable then what part of these men's successful lives does God play a part of? These people will say "I DID IT. I DID IT ON MY OWN and with my own bare hands." However, God chose the least likely or "cast aways" and make them more than successful but divinely superior over all others to display His glory and power. Get it? With man, it is impossible. With God, all is possible.
Amen!
This is a cautionary tale. This story has no heroes. It has enablers and abusers.
This is simply a tale to caution young men against trusting women or their heirs.
God does not trust us. We must prove to God that we can be gods.
Gideon is also a good example of this.
That sounds really, really stupid. What do you think god "does" ?
@@jayrome144 bizarre
I just noticed how Jacob described seeing Esau like seeing God. Then by grace, Esau forgives and reconciles with Jacob.
This shows Esau was a good man and God wouldnt hate him, it also shows how the Bible is the word of men and not the inspired word of God
In context, in saying God loved Jacob but hated Esau, it is not a matter of God hating anyone. It is God choosing Jacob and his descendants and rejecting Esau and his descendants. Esau sold his inheritance and his descendants would go on to aid Israel’s enemies in attacking them. Esau may have been a good man. Jacob also had his bad qualities. The difference is that one was open to following God and was chosen, while the other was not. Not all of Jacob’s descendants were good people and brought on the wrath of God as a result of their turning away from Him. The Bible is connected in such a way that no man or men could have inspired it. The prophecies alone set it apart from all other works of man. It truly is the Word of God.
@@joshrichards9121 Thank you for clearing that up. So many other people don't give it a second thought before trashing the Bible.
@@tahahagar7664oh then please say what IS the word of God 😂 nothing I’ll tell you that since he hasn’t spoken or revealed himself for the past 2000 fucking years 😂😂😂 foolish shit, the 70k dead Gazans are rolling in their graves.
Esau believed his birth right was inevitable, and "sold" it for a transitory advantage.
Jacob desired his father's blessing more than ANY thing, and won it.
It is a reminder to pursue God's will above ALL things, and He will reward us (even though we don't deserve it, and have no right to demand it).
thanks
Well said, I get that. Thank you.
That makes a LOT of sense.
And also have mother who is a cheat on your side.
@kerri very well said
It's crazy that Jacob is the good guy after dishonor his father by bearing false witness to him. Kinda comes across like it worse to unconsciously sin, then intentionally sin. Odd
So Easu got stolen from twice and then embraced his brother at the end but his people are the ones punished. That makes sense
i always found this story to be awful. Why would supposedly loving parents play such favorites? The father goes to give the blessings to his oldest child and the mom INTENTIONALLY STEALS IT FOR HER SECOND SON? What a horrible mom to do such a thing to her own son?
The Hebrew bible is not really about celebrating flawless people... It's more about normal flawed people, learning throughout their lives to be better.. doing a lot of bad stuff along the way.. learning.. and asking for forgiveness.
I think there is no character in the Hebrew bible who didn't make mistakes or made bad decisions.
@@Abilliph these people are more than flawed, downright frightening, wouldn't want to be associated with any of them except Esau, he seems alright
@@martinmerkez2907 yeah.. in cases such as this, they are indeed very flawed.
Favoring one of your kids still happens today, sadly.
Also we must not forget that it is a different time, in which actions such as this might be considered almost normal (and it is FAR from the more flawed characters of the bible).
IDK.. I like how the Hebrew bible shows people as they are... No matter their status. There is no one good king in the bible, they all did very nasty stuff.
But I agree, those are not people I would want to be around.
@@martinmerkez2907 I agree
That's nothing compared to King David.
I read this story and heard many sermons on this. Truthfully, I am very displeased with this deception and I have not yet comprehend how a people (nation) was being blessed from a lie. The only positive outcome from this was the two brothers reconciled. The off springs were more power driven like in today's time and crave violence. I see no justice.
It was not deception as people incorrectly teach. He sold his birthright and esteemed it as noting so God made him live up to the vow he made with his brother. God did not make him sell the birthright, he had free will, but he had to live up to his vow. God gives birthrights so if you despise your birthright, you despise the one who gave you the birthright. Should God love someone that hates him?
Deuteronomy 7:9 Know therefore that the LORD thy God, he [is] God, the faithful God, which keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations; 10 And repayeth them that hate him to their face, to destroy them: he will not be slack to him that hateth him, he will repay him to his face. 11 Thou shalt therefore keep the commandments, and the statutes, and the judgments, which I command thee this day, to do them.
Genesis 25:32 And Esau said, Behold, I [am] at the point to die: and what profit shall this birthright do to me? 33 And Jacob said, Swear to me this day; and he sware unto him: and he sold his birthright unto Jacob. 34 Then Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage of lentiles; and he did eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way: thus Esau despised [his] birthright.
Numbers 30:1 And Moses spake unto the heads of the tribes concerning the children of Israel, saying, This [is] the thing which the LORD hath commanded. 2 If a man vow a vow unto the LORD, or swear an oath to bind his soul with a bond; he shall not break his word, he shall do according to all that proceedeth out of his mouth.
If you vow a vow to or before God, he will hold you to your vow.
Ecclesiastes 5:4 When thou vowest a vow unto God, defer not to pay it; for [he hath] no pleasure in fools: pay that which thou hast vowed.
According to the scripture, Esau made a fool out of himself. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not calling him a fool, I pointed it out in the scripture.
Peace in the mighty name of Jesus.
There’s no lie in this story. This is what happens when you don’t read for yourself. The Lord visited Rebekah before her labor and told her what was predestined and happening within her. Rebekah was visited so she knew, issac was not not visited so he thought he was tricked (he was clueless).
Genesis 25:23 And the LORD said unto her, Two nations are in thy womb, and two manner of people shall be separated from thy bowels; and the one people shall be stronger than the other people; and the elder shall serve the younger.
This is why opinions are so dangerous without facts and knowledge. You get answers based on emotions
@@judahscattered4corners757 I agree with you 1,000,000%.
God hates wickedness, PERIOD!
Wickedness is an action, all sin is wickedness!
Proverb 6:16 These six things doth the LORD hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him: 17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief, 19 A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren.
These people with their emotions continue to contradict the clear word of God.
Malachi 1:1 The burden of the word of the LORD to Israel by Malachi. 2 I have loved you, saith the LORD. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? saith the LORD: yet I loved Jacob, 3 And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
Zechariah 11:8 Three shepherds also I cut off in one month; and my soul lothed them, and their soul also abhorred me.
People either pretend or are ignorant to the fact that God gets full too. The three shepherds: Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and Zedekiah, the last three kings to rule in Jerusalem. God said they hated him and he hated them back, no sugar coating.
II Chronicle 36:15 And the LORD God of their fathers sent to them by his messengers, rising up betimes, and sending; because he had compassion on his people, and on his dwelling place: 16 But they mocked the messengers of God, and despised his words, and misused his prophets, until the wrath of the LORD arose against his people, till there was no remedy.
I Corinthians 10:11 Now all these things happened unto them for ensamples: and they are written for our admonition, upon whom the ends of the world are come.
As the scripture says heed the warning from other people’s mistakes, especially when it comes to God.
Peace in the mighty name of Jesus.
@@gabriellora8605 do you think that if Rebecca and prayed to God, it could not have turned out the way it did? Like even for Judas his role had being predestined and people have argued that if the guilt didn't overcome him he probably would have continued to be a disciple.
Alot of people who read this story have trouble understanding the morality issue. Our God wants the best for all of us so it is difficult to comprehend why he favored jacob over esau amd at first I felt the same way. The utter betrayal made me ask God why was Jacob favored if he betrayed his own good brother? But then I see that Jacob and Rebecca did meet the consequences of their actions. Jacob was forced to leave his home and people(which is painful), and serve another man for 14 years. Rebecca had to live with the fact that she caused her son to flee and not see him or know of his where abouts for awhile and lives with the guilt of betraying her other son. Esau became a leader of his own people/tribe and prospered he met Jacob years later and forgave and embraced his brother. But aside from the morality aspect, we need to understand the state of humanity. Us humans at the time were worshiping demons masquerading as gods, and God needed to gather his people and correct the world and Jacob was predestined to be the nation. I believe it's a matter of fate, forgiveness and endurance.
Cane and Abel, Isaac and Ishmael, Esau and Jacob, Joseph and his brothers, even King David. In all those stories, the youngest was the chosen as the eldest was the "scapegoat" (Yom Kippur- thats why they pick two goats). "And the older will serve the younger.
Esau was rough skinned because he represented "the wild rough part of us yet to be molded by Jesus" Jacob was smooth skinned because he represented the "intellect, reason and logic that is given to us when Christ works his wonders and smooths out our knots, bumps and imperfections" just like a true master carpenter.
@@mattweeeee that makes sense, it explains why King David and Saul were referred too as really handsome.
Thats the way I percieve it. i can't stress that its just my opinion and i encourage everyone to take their own journey and study the word, i believe God has a unique way to reach out to us individually. The bible is an amazing "book" that reflects the heart of the reader. A perverse mind will percieve perverse scripture, a hateful mind will read hate, those who seek Gods truth will find Gods truth. I like to study the mathematics involved. "I say to you not SEVEN TIMES but SEVEN TIMES SEVENTY SEVEN."
Esau was created as the evil and the same evil spirit that was in the serpent in the garden is the same spirit that came in Cain and came in Esau
@@raibshapatshepherdofberea That is correct.
I don't get it. Jacob ransomed his starving brothers birthright for a plate of food instead of feeding him as a loving brother should. He deceived his dying father for blessings that should not have gone to him. Then also placed his concubines and and their children ahead to face what he thought would be Esau's wrath. And he was the one that was blessed by God for doing these things? Very confusing. Now I know why the world is so wicked.
*QUESTION: Did Esau (i.e. Edom) sell his Brithight to his brother Jacob (i.e. Yisrael)?*
*ANSWER: Yes, since he's not spiritual he hated & happily sold his Birthright & automatically forfeited the Abrahamic blessing too.*
*QUESTION: Who are the descendants of Esau?*
*ANSWER: The Caucasus mountains so-called Caucasians.*
*QUESTION: Did Jacob (i.e. Yisrael) purchased the Brithight from his brother Esau (i.e. Edom)?*
*ANSWER: Yes, since he's spiritual he loved & happily brought the Birthright & automatically obtained the Abrahamic blessing too.*
*QUESTION: Who are the descendants of Jacob?*
*ANSWER: The descendants of 12 tribes or sons of Yisrael are posted in the 'about' section on my channel.*
Esau was lazy while his brother was a hard worker. Both brothers were innocent and guilty. The mom was the one to influence Jacob he obeyed her. He should have thought about his brother that was wrong but he obeyed his mother. Jacob did have to work hard for everything he had so the birthright was not completely free. He was the hard worker not his brother. In the end the brothers love won and Jacob shared what he had making things right. It shows good and love trump evil and hate. God gives but we need to always work as well. Both Eve and Esau traded their birthrights for food. Their flesh was more important than God's gift to them.
He really didn’t do anything wrong, he was tricked. Beyond my imagination, God knows
So Esau was made to be disliked by God?
@@well...456 Please that's very wrong.
First of all, that's very inconsistent with God's nature.
God's love is to all people.
God wants all men to come to Him.
It'll then be wrong if He then creates people that He'll eventually hate.
Remember that God created Man in His own image.
If He wanted to hate men, he'll have just created any kind of man.
Also, God created man with a will, an ability to choose.
Don't be deceived into thinking God makes men to hate them.
@@faithdare1545 thank you. . . I appreciate having read this. I'm afraid I've allowed this self deception to corrupt my being in the past.
@@faithdare1545 btwgng.
@temi....he absolutely did something wrong...he sold his birthright (inheritance) for a pot of food...that is as what he did wrong...and God saw that and didn't like it
I enjoy listening to your short stories out of the Bible....please continue sharing
its like the story of the creation of angels and humans.. Angels created first and strong but they need to serve/guide and protect humans..thats why the others became jealous..thinking they were the first but why they need to serve the 2nd creation(humans)..but for humans, we cant do it to our children because we are not God..We need to love our children equal so that they will never feel jealous.. and if u are really a good person and u know ur brother/sister is jealous..u are willing to give so they will not feel jealous..and show them how much u love them..because not every humans have the same understanding/mindset thats why if u are blessed with understanding others, u need to use that blessing for those who cant understand what is goodness..and u will be the example so that they will learn what is true goodness.. because fighting ur brother/sister will never be good and right in the eyes of the true God.. and all of us here, even we have different race or religion we are all the same,we are family like brothers/sisters.. sorry for my english😅♥️✌️
I only met a bunch of asshoke s
If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him. But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea that is driven and tossed by the wind. For that person must not suppose that he will receive anything from the Lord; he is a double-minded man, unstable in all his ways.
James 1:5-8
Yes, my brother. Christ said any two of you in my name I would be in the mids of you. For this is the true Church. I put my comments out there hoping by means of the Holy Spirit thru my brothers and sister they would render me understanding. So Thank you.
Amen
This story teaches Christians that that could be deceptive and god will love them for it.
Imagine looking at the character's as bloodlines instead of actual people and the bible makes a lot more sense.
Bloodlines are stronger than individual people?
Bloodlines are ethnicities found in Genesis 10 everyone on the planet descends from a biblical man with that said what is your God given ethnicity it's impossible to understand the bible if you don't know who you are in it
Esau was a white man 👀
@@ason8638 I'm leaning towards agreement with you but can u prove it?
@@stevenbackus3778 yes, but you’ll have to give me a few minutes
The only "thing" that YAHWEH Hates is disobedience to HIM [Contextually]
It’s a lot of victim blaming, favoritism and treachery in this story. For starters, the mother creates a toxic household by favoring her younger son over the older one. To the extent that she coaches her younger son to scam his brother. I also think it’s backwards how God Favored Jacob after all of that.
Exactly.
God already before this all happened said to Rebecca, "one people will be stronger than the other, and the older will serve the younger” (Genesis 25:23) These people are the ones who did the bad things, Rebecca for scheming, Jacob for deception, and Esau for leading an army against his brother. God often throughout the bible chooses the weak, younger or second-born, and outcasted to show his glory and greatness, showing all the power is his.
@@itstriplem2069
Then free will doesn’t exist lmao
@@calebreynolds9183 Rebecca could have chosen not to lead Jacob into the deception of his father;
Esau could have chosen thinking before acting and living a righteous life;
Jacob was able to give food to his brother when he needed it, without asking for his birthright.
Instead, every one of them made their own decisions, good or bad, and those lead to a chain of events that fulfilled what God predicted.
@@itstriplem2069 Tell that to my whiny sister, THE FAVORITE of my family ... the eldest ALWAYS GETS THE SHAFT!!!
Thank you as well. The beauty of God's love is deep, heartfelt,sincere and pure. Just to hear positive words of encouragement and support. Let's me know Jesus is still alive and still available. Bless the Lord.
Idk he comes off as a bit of a prick in the old testament
Ok. This is a lesson about lying, taking advantage of others, being dishonest, stealing.
If you truly regret your bad behavior, you do not behave that way again, you change your behavior - because if you do it twice you haven't learned anything... You are not a good person. And revenge is never an option. This us a dysfunctional family. It's abusive what they have done to one another.
"Esau, the man God hated" Sounds like my situation.
@Noctua Magna God does not hate you. He loves you. Sorry if you're going through some difficulties
@@omortinepeters5997 Then why he says he hates white people
This is the kind of Bible story that makes me really feel like I should just not try and if God is good to me I shouldn't be attached to that cause he can mess somebody up and not even need a reason; He is what defines right and wrong in the first place
*flashbacks to Black Hebrew Israelites screaming Esau at every white person who walks by* 😂😂😂
Blacks aren't Jacob. They only wish.
Esau be's da wyt peepo. We wuz kangz n sheeit
" May the Lord rebuke you".
@@jeremiahferg5998you are clueless. Read the Bible, study history and archeology and know that Jacob was Black not White.
Ok, thank you for that discouraging message, God may actually hate me, explains a lot. Thank you.
Why is Esau getting bullied?
Although Esau was a fool who did not regard his spiritual direction and was foolish with his decernment both men had wickedness, and God shows us with these two men how important it is to take God's direction seriously in life
and live by wisdom, and to not gain blessing by lies and deceitful intentions
It does much damage to ourselves and to others and even if we receive by lies it does not do good but causes division and hatred.
God gives us many lessons to learn from them both, from both men's wickedness and what integrity is to be learned from both men a story of hatred and loss deceitful gain and division and forgiveness of brother's.
Much lessons for us all
Malachi 1:2-4/Isaiah 63:1-6
Romans chapter 9 verses 9-16
@@clarenceperry5879
(Romans 9:10-15,20-23) God created them to bring glory n fear to his name which will be accomplished when he destroys them for all to see just like he did with pharaoh they indeed were created to be destroyed
(Romans 9:10-15,20-23)
When hunting, You could be gone for days without food or water, he didn’t trade his birthright arbitrarily, he did it on the presumption of starving. I’d hardly call that foolish.
@@danaekberg781 he played himself
What’s insane about this story is Esau’s brother was the one who was wronged! He done all he was told as a boy even tho his mother favored his lazy brother? His Brother lied an deceived their father for gods blessing, as well as took many wives. It makes it difficult to understand Gods wrath upon some and gives favor to others. Even when Jacob returned his brother had forgiven him. So please explain how this is how God expected things to turn out? Had both children been raised with equal love and equal blessings, equally being taught Gods ways. Would there have been the same turn out? What happened in the second half contradicts the first so it is confusing to me.
It’s definitely a puzzling story, but I see it as, esau was carefree and didn’t take God seriously, and swore to God that he would sell his birthright to Jacob. (It’s clear he didn’t take his birthright seriously since he traded it for a bowl of soup) Since Jacob now has the birthright of esau, he is technically the first son, and gets the blessing of Isaac. It’s messy, not everyone in the story understands what’s going on (in fact, it seems only Rebecca knows since she was told what must come to pass) God in his wisdom simply knew this would happen, and told their mother before their birth what would come to pass. Not to mention, the stories in the Bible all serve a purpose, and each character in the stories are there for a reason. Jacob became Israel after all, and Jesus came from this very lineage. The motif of the older firstborn or elect that is fit to do God’s will, and chooses not to, (therefore the younger, weaker, yet faithful offspring gets the inheritance and the favor) is echoed many times in the Bible. For example, when Jesus speaks of the wedding feast, how they invited all the esteemed guests, but not one of them showed up, so they brought in the poor and the sick and the homeless to enjoy the feast. To me, it feels like all the Bible stories in some way point to Jesus
Esau was the first born...usually the first born male who opens the womb is according to God meant to be blessed...that's just how it works...Esau had his inertance (birthright) set due to his birth order...an inheritance and a blessing comes from God...Esau chose to give it away or SELL it to his brother who saw its value...Esau didn't regard it highly...that about Esau displeased God...when God gives you a gift you're supposed to cherish and appreciate it...if you don't God can take your gift away and give it to someone that DOES appreciate it...that's what happened here in this case...Esau didn't think highly of God's gift...but Jacob, the second born did
@@jesuscanplayguitar1214well they don’t 😂 you’re all delusional. N Jesus is dead. Sooooo
So those who lie and swindle and plot against their brother will be blessed.......sounds about right.
I feel for Esau. Good man, trusting, not bigoted.
Gotta have pretty low intelligence to believe these stories, lmao.
As if Isaac couldn't tell the difference between his sons voices and that he lived for so long to not know the difference between a mans hairy arm and a goat fur lol
And how come he only had one "blessing"? xD
If that your fault in this story then I guess you think voice acting don't exist... Bro be watching anime and be thinking dang this is really the character speaking through a portal to me
... you don't read the Bible just say that pr
So if he wanted to kill his brother, I wonder how he would feel if he ever learnt that it was his mother that was behind all of Jacobs scheming. Rebecca is actually Jacob is what I'm getting from this story.
jaccob was the dick who wouldnt just give his dying brother some stew, this story is whack
Everybody misses this fact!!! The reason that Jacob get the inheritance blessing instead of Esau is because Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of stew. God had a great plan for Esau but because Esau sold his birthright to Jacob, now Jacob is the father of Israelites. God indeed was disappointed in Esau but if God really hated Esau then why would he be blessed. If God hates someone then they would be wiped from the face of the earth. Esau was blessed and still lived a wealthy life.
seems like Jacob is manipulative.
Esau is the white man
@ your in denial, Ik your upset that your Esau, but you just have to accept it, and get ready for slavery
Im still so confused... Why did God hate Esau?
stories like this one is the reason i dont follow god or the bible, and why i rely on secular morality instead; but i really love the stories of the bible and your videos about these stories are amazing. im glad i found your chanel and ill sure drop a like.
The Bible is hard to understand many people view in there own ways, you have to see it the way JESUS CHRIST explain it when he was on earth
@Absolute! Mr. you have a swastika symbol as your pro pic, you are not qualified to judge my morality. have a blessed day tho
@Absolute! smh
Esau was frivolous with his birthright and Jacob was a swindler from within his mother's womb. God changed both their hearts.
The war of esau vs Jacob is still going on today!
The mother is so manipulative with her sons.
The amazing thing is not that God hated Esau, but that He loved Jacob.
Reading the holy bible it's very powerful you can read the all book and still don't understand what you you just read. What I find interested his taking one chapter at a time read it and study it before you move on to another chapter. I pray before I start and I asked God to give me knowledge and understanding. I asked the holy spirit to guide my pathway while I study and I fine it helps.
Theres holes all over this story. Why would god, who so vehemently goes against liars, let Rebecca, a blatant liar, coax her son into deceiving his own father in order to get his father inheritance? Also, why the hell would that same god then side with the same liar 3 times in a row after his brother forgave him and then condemn the only honest brothers descendants. Also this entire story falls apart, after the brothers descendants separate, where "God" or whoever this made up narrative at this point of the story is coming from, then goes to condemn Esau again, long after he's already dead, and his descendants and their armies are in control.
So one of two things happened. Either someone decided to fudge these texts, and remove an entire section of interaction between the two brothers after they separated into their final homes proving an entire sect of religion as worshipping a false god and or a false house of god. Or "God" not only sides with liars, but rewards them and his word about hating a liar is absolutely false meaning none of you are worshipping god, but instead some form of spirit that uplifts deceitful entities, IE Satan.
Either way, in this story, someone is being EXTREMELY deceptive.
I say this as someone who is unreligious, you must've failed highschool English to not have seen the theme going on here. It's about faith, true faith, faith that is blindly unshakeable. Esau gave away his birthright out of lack of faith, God does not like the faithless (take this as you may), thus he favored Jacob. Anything else is besides the point. And to be fair, this is not bad story writing--many make stories that are popular like this nowadays. You need to be able to find the theme line, everything else is irrelevant fluff.
@@jeremias-serus Oooor, its just a bad plot with nonsensical character ethics.
@@andromedadelux or its just smart on another level.. you never know,,,,
2 Esdras 6:9
“For Esau is the end of the world, and Jacob is the beginning of it that followeth.”
God's prediction of what would happen, while they were int he womb doesn't mean He was ordering it to happen, or even made it happen. He knew it would happen because He knows everything. Everyone involved still had choices aka freewill.
Saying they had choices suggests they could have done something different. They couldn't. Choice in this instance is an illusion, as is free will, at least if you accept that God is both omniscient and omnipotent.
WITHOUT OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST,…………. THE ONLY BEGOTTEN SON OF THE MOST HIGH GOD,…………YOU WILL NEVER EVER 🐝 FREE FROM THIS BONDAGE,…………PRAISE HIS PERFECT PRECIOUS HOLY AND WONDERFULL NAME,…………. AMEN TO THAT
Amen 🙏🏼
Amen 🙌🏽
Esau = White Man
Jacob = Black Man 👍🏾😍
All Praise The Most High Of Israel
@VenomWater You Mad..... God Don't Like You 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@VenomWater The Most High Gona Punish You For Everything You Do To Black People... Enjoy It While You Can 😉
Serious? It is that easy?😂 How could they have been twins, if one was black, the other white??
Black man is wether Jacob, nor Edom. They are descendants from Ham, nothing else
Few are the Bible stories I despise but this certainly ranks as one of them.
There are several points of contention with this tall tale.
1) Who can give away or sell their birthright to another for a bowl of food? The birthright wasn’t his to give. Only his father both the Most High and Issac could do such a thing.
2) Rebekah who name means to tie or ensnare by the fetlock used lies and trickery to deceive her husband.
3) This is another alternative version of Adam, Eve and their two sons Cain. Once again the eldest son displeases God in some manner which leads to a loss in birthright. To be supplanted by the younger which leads to a quarrel eventually leading to death.
4) In this version the Jacob which means to follow at the heel, assail insidiously, circumvent or overreach is rewarded for his treachery. For some reason he ends up with his fathers blessing. Nonsense, since when do those who use the ways of the wicked prosper in the end?
In truth I don’t think either story is entirely about us. I believe this is the metaphorical representation of GODS Children, his first born/created ANGLES that chose to leave his grace through trickery.
Those fallen angels have been supplanted by you and I as the second generation of Gods children the Adamites or humans. It is the reason for the constant enmity between the two Children of the Most High. The fallen hate us because they once had favor, they once lived in heaven; a place they can no longer be a part of. Whereas you and I, all of us have the opportunity through sacrifice of YESHUA to join his church in the high heavens.
The Bible has many layers. It takes years to understand as it’s written in an ancient language and requires constant study. Even so this second son story is prevalent throughout scripture in Abel, Issac, Jacob and Ephraim to name a few.
I have never thought like this.. clearly God's word opens up a new mystery everytime you read it
I love how you tied it up bro. Me and my wife was just talking about this describing why Satan is so mad. But man response to your number 1, ya know word of mouth was alot more trust worthy in that time. And even though Yahshua wasn't there at that time-God still cared about the heart. So in my understanding-convict me in love if I'm wrong lol, I believe the fact that Esau whole heartedly gave away his birthright is what God focused on. And also I'd love to hear the alternative version you mentioned bro
The dangerous of Parental favoritism.
Yishmael hurts me the most.
I struggle with that story, as it would appear God has his chosen and everyone suffers for that chosen.
And low and behold, Esau marries Yishmael's daughters.
@@please.665 Hey Love. So those who are Chosen. Aren't randomly picked. To be Chosen is judged by your heart. Decisions and Sacrifices you make for God. But YOU and ALL are Called. So before God made his Chosen he knew the decisions and actions of those, therefore reason why they got Chosen. But remember you have free will. You can choose to elevate your walk and get Chosen and see that those who aren't Chosen don't suffer because of God's Chosen. They suffer because they choose too. 1 Love ❤️
@@TYKI810 Nah. God has favorites. But in the times the folks were living in the bible stories, there's a reason he has favorites.
Despite their human flaws, they still love God and when called they carried his will.
The issue with Esau:
He never repented. He was the one that spent his life searching to harm his brother. Yishmael's the scapegoat. But he reconciled.
Had Esau reconciled, the Kingdom would have been stronger. He would have been the military(therefore giving birth to the line of oppressive pharaohs) arm of the kingdom and Jacob the ruling.
God hate Esau for no bad he ever did, and loved Jacob for no good he did. It was faith.
Let me tell you one thing, Jesus died for Yishmael's line. I know this because God made a covenant with him, not Esau.
So we choose to follow Jesus. Because we need to be ready when God calls. We understand Jesus sacrifice.
Can someone explain this in better detail? Why is Esau wrong when he was betrayed by his brother and mother, both of which also tricked his father. He was obviously a good son in the beginning. He was wrong for wanting to kill his brother, but why is it he is wrong for picking up and leading when his mother sent his brother away? He also forgave him for his deceit. How is he in the wrong?
Jacob was lucky he lived before the 10 commandments because he broke at least 4
How?
This just seems to confirm my belief you're either blessed or cursed from birth and have no choice in the matter. I'm just as confused as I was before I listened to this video.
Why is the old testament so fucked up, I've pondered this my whole life from a very early age. Even then I saw god's actions as childish and more often than not, completely heartless.
This story is one of the more confusing stories that i've read in the bible
(Romans 9: 13): “As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated…”
Is it the man, Esau, who God hates, or is it the descendants of Esau (Edom) that God hates; or is it both the man and his descendants…?
Malachi 1:3-4
[3]And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
[4]Whereas Edom saith, We are impoverished, but we will return and build the desolate places; thus saith the LORD of hosts, They shall build, but I will throw down; and they shall call them, The border of wickedness, and, The people against whom the LORD hath indignation for ever.
@Kenneth McRae Absolutely!
Numbers 24:18-20
[18]And Edom shall be a possession, Seir also shall be a possession for his enemies; and Israel shall do valiantly.
[19]Out of Jacob shall come he that shall have dominion, and shall destroy him that remaineth of the city.
[20]And when he looked on Amalek, he took up his parable, and said, Amalek was the first of the nations; but his latter end shall be that he perish for ever.
Obadiah 1:9
[9]And thy mighty men, O Teman, shall be dismayed, to the end that
every one of the mount of Esau may be cut off by slaughter.
Zechariah 14:21
[21]Yea, every pot in Jerusalem and in Judah shall be holiness unto the LORD of hosts: and all they that sacrifice shall come and take of them, and seethe therein: and in that day there shall be no more the Canaanite in the house of the LORD of hosts.
The question I seek confirmation for is who are the children of Esau today? I have my thoughts
@@iaintmadatcha
If we look at the description of Esau, the brother of Issac, red ALL OVER with assumed red hair also, as Scripture says “And the first came out red, all over like a hairy garment”, (Genesis 25: 25)… Jacobs’s appearance is not given in Holy Scripture, but we do know the appearance of his offspring, Moses was the adopted son of the king of Egypt, he looked like them, (Exodus 2: 10)… Even apostle Paul when venturing to Egypt, blended in and was mistaken for an Egyptian, (Acts 21: 38- 39)… Moses took a wife from Egypt who was of Cushite descent, and Cush means: dark skinned of black… Now when we look at (Revelation 4: 3), this is a description of the appearance of The Holy God and Creator of all things in the Heavens and earth: “And He that sat was to look upon LIKE A JASPER AND A SARDINE (Carnelian) STONE: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, in sight like unto an emerald…”
Now, what must be done is to found out what a Jasper and Sardine stone looks like… So, please google these stones and discover that they have the appearance of them who’ve been called “colored, black, dark skin and on through to light skinned” peoples… The colors of these stones range from darkest of red on through to the darkest of brown, and all the light hues of the colors in between… If you read the verses of (Deuteronomy 28: 15- 68 ), you’ll able to recognize that the people of God have been those who’ve been enslaved and persecuted since being brought as slaves to this country called the Divides States of America, (sorry, I mean- United States of AmeriKKKa)…
And being that all of them who are red, think Irishmen and the sort, all those who are of the shades unto the darkest of skin tone of them who are called, WE ALL ARE THE DESCENDANTS of Esau and of Jacob (Israel)… All who are be,ie res in the One True Loving Holy God, have been grafted into Israel, (Romans 11), the chosen people of the Perfect God… Doesn’t matter your race, nationality, creed, whatever, if you are a believer in God, our Lord Christ Jesus, and have been baptized in His name, you have then become of the seed of Abraham, and if you be Abraham’s seed, your are of the Lord Christ Jesus, heirs to the promise, (Galatians 3: 29)…
When we stand before the throne of God, there will be a GREAT MULTITUDE of people from all nations, and kindreds, and of all tongues, (Revelation 7: 9 & 13- 14); race will not matter, only that you’re a child of the Almighty God will matter in the end…
Amen…
@@iaintmadatcha "Europeans"
God does not Hate. He might be disappointed at people but he does Not Hate.
Esau playing life on the hardest of modes.
Reading the comments….it seems like no one can look past their dogma to understand this story and what it implies about human nature
Explain then cause my dogma is getting in the way.
@@rapstoomuch3001 Basically people view the story as unfair and unjust towards Esau. It's like when people say if God was so good, then why do innocent children get killed, suffer disease and starvation. Like they have the authority to question the will and righteousness of God. Many are called, few are chosen, and maybe most fear that they are not truly chosen. It's also the same scenario with the story of Job.
@@rapstoomuch3001 Lots of the stories in the bible are "unfair situations" that show the ugliness of man. Not all of them end to well for the parties involved and sometimes it's more like poetic justice is served more so than God coming down and holding a trial.
@@nostalgicbliss5547 "view the story as unfair and unjust towards Esau." not a view its an objective Fact, his brother and mother were working against him. "Like they have the authority to question the will and righteousness of God" this is exactly what leads blasphemous athiests and demonic satanists into existence. its the Nature of man to question and wonder why, even more to dictators. a truly caring _creator_ knows this Especially if he's so intelligent.
God doesn’t hate people. God hates sin.
You are totally right.
A sin was committed by Rebecca which God hated.
We are all brothers and constantly seem to be at war with each other. Each of us may see ourselves as the protagonist (Jacob) but who of us is to say? I think it's interesting that the leaders in this story love each other, but their followers fight in the respective names of them both. Very relatable, fighting in the name of another, hating a person you've never meant in the name of another person, country, idea. Esau's descendants faced many hardships, but so did Jacob's. Jacob and Esau saw past their conflicts and found love and forgiveness. When will we?
When God said I hated Esau. That is in the book of Malachi. Esau was died more than a 1000 years. Malachi 1:2-4. It also says I will rebuild. How do you rebuild a dead person for a 1000 years? So it means his descendants which is the nation of Edom. Israel came back Edom was never rebuilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just like the bloods and crips.
We are not the same
@@ancientofdays9737 never said we were the same, no two people are.
@@jamesharworth4195 I meant we are not brothers...
I love the point that hit me in the spirit. Esau as a people, persecuted Israel. The apple of his eye!
i mean he gave them a damn good reason to, he gave the lying jacob all their blessings
Pretty bold to say God hates, he actually does not hate, he has righteous anger. 🤦♂️
Exactly!
God does HATE he HATE'S SIN or we will not have a place call hell.
GOD DID HATE ESAU
He said he hates him again in Romans chapter nine. You worship a hippie rainbow Jesus
Do y’all even have the mind to even try to understand other possibilities on what it means? I man wrote the book, spirit reveals the meaning. 🤷🏾♂️
Read the book of Obadiah. Also, there's a reason why he use such words!
The Israelites were not of Caucasian color, sorry to say.
@Open-Minded Skeptic Yepp. There are multiple hadiths from prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) that refered to Moses as dark brown skin, being even more semitic than the Ishmaelites. There are also some references in the Torah that refer to the Israelites are dark brown skin. And we know that the Israelites nation are determined hereditary (by their pedigree of their house of their father). One tribe that I know for certain are bani'Israel are the Pakthans. You know the shepherds in afghanistan that not the Mongols, nor the Soviet Russians, Nor the British empire, nor the American state could defeat.
I heard that in no way did God hate Esau. Jacob was actually the malicious brother. But God chose him because it's a way to illustrate the fact that God loves us even if we are sinners and none of the works we do can save us.
Couldn't he tell that the two sons voices were different I don't sound like my older brother or younger brother my voice is very distinct there's no confusion with my voice
Well yes Isaac said you sound like my son Jacob(in the Bible) but Jacob assured him that he was Esau. And Issac wasn't happy he was tricked either. But what could he do about it.
If you're serious in studying the Bible, don't use the corrupted "new" Versions, but the Old King James Bible (1611).
So Jacob was black and Esau was white!
Nope! Esau was black just like his twin brother! White people are not shemites!
@@kwhitaker47 No! It's quite the opposite!
The story of Esau and Jacob is one of the most suspect stories in the Old Testament. 😂
Wait till you hear about the story when God ordered his “chosen” to commit genocide and when they refused (bc even they thought it was crazy) they were forced to wander for 40 years
@@jayr399 what story is this
@@chrsso I think it was after exodus from
Egypt. God wanted the Israelites to commit genocide and take Caanan, but the Jews refused
@@jayr399 thats not why they refused. They refused because they thought the Caanan would destroy them because they lacked faith. They could care less about them.
@@anthonylombardo4829 they were told to commit genocide.
Rebecca and Jacob are the clear villains of the story. They are conniving and Jacob is a liar. Esau did not deserve to have anything taken from him and he was objectively a better person than Jacob.
So who are the people of Esau today ? Obadiah lines up well with who I suspect. It's the people who have exhalted themselves as the eagle and who have perpetually hated the real people of God.
Well spoken my brother ✊🏾
Esau are those who falsely claim my heritage identity. Those in Israel, Jacob is the white race.
@@quentonmarshall9709 your wrong.
These where all cacausoid type people.
@@King-xr9lx have you read the bible at all? Matthew 10 6? The entire new testament is to the Israelites all in Europe. Read those books. Read Hebrews 11 18 seed known thru Isaac (Angelo Saxsons). Have you ever read the blessings of Jacob? Obviously not because if you did you would know they only fit the so called white man.
@@jeremiahferg5998 go read my main comment.
Esau is the good guy in this story and Jacob is the villain.
You're not even close to being right.
......so God hated a baby that hadn't even been born and then told its mom that the baby would basically be a failure in life then sat back and let Esau's "destiny" play out....the destiny he forced upon an unborn. The destiny where he was setup to fail **blinks in confusion** and THIS is who people choose to worship? To kill for?? To cast judgment for??? Damn I'll stick with my crystals and moon spells 🔮🌙
Esau forgave Jacob tho
According to apocrypha, Esau had just murdered King Nimrod and was fleeing from soldiers still loyal to his widow when he traded his birthright for some stew. So he wasn't exaggerating. He had good reason to believe his capture and execution was imminent.
i almost feel sorry for essau, his mother was evil and he got everything stolen from him
I know Jacob trick his brother Esau but y'all remember Esau sold his BIRTHRIGHT I could argue Jacob just INSURED his brother KEPT HIS WORD WHO'S WRONG
you act like esau had a choice, even when he was in the womb
I love the Bible stories, it takes me back 4000 years ago I'm my faith history 🙏
I used to go along with this story all while claiming to be a descendant of Jacob but this is one fucked up story. Esau was never worthy of hatred. God, angels, his mother and brother bamboozled him out of his blessing and birthright. Had an army of men and could've wiped out the Israelites but hugged and kissed his brother instead because he was forgiving. His descendants have a right to be pissed and if my father and grandfather's God plotted against me I'd be pagan too! 😤
@UCy4nfbMZX-99wJkCoGsjBMA God does shit that doesn't make sense. He doesn't get a pass from me just because he's God. But do you
You don't like the story because Esau got what he deserves? Do you plant cactus and expect them to give you apples? Men will receive what they plant.
Esau sold his blessings for food, he sold it himself nobody stole it. I advise you to repent and live the right way. It's your choice, you can live the right way or perish crying like a loser if you like.
@@emmanuelsoto2476 boy shut yo dumb ass up. You know the life i live by reading a TH-cam comment? Swerve
@@emmanuelsoto2476 what did Esau deserve…
He was literally hated from the womb.
I think God hated Easu because he was willing to give up and didn't value his birthright. A birthright carries weight spiritually and physically. Easu was willing to trade all that for a bowl of stew and that is a huge insult unto God. Jacob knew the significance of it that's why he got it( yes it wasn't in the right way),This is why Jacob had to wrestle with THE Angel of the Lord and for God to change his name from Jacob to Israel.and he did get punished for it. This spiritually transformation made him worthy to carry that birthright which lead his lineage all the way to Jesus.
Easu was a nice person and favoured by his father physically, he didn't get the revelation and that was his shortcoming.
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
John 3:16 NKJV
To certain people in the comment section..You seem to wanta question Gods mentally of wrong and right..fair or unfair ... First off,God dont think like us.. Second,He dont owe us explanation of why he do the things he does.... PERIOD.. What you should focus on is how to please him...and that is to follow his commandments,statues and laws.... Period
They totally missed the scripture of Jacob’s uncle tricking him into marring the other daughter not the one he wanted. Forgive me the names escape right now !
Ha true!
Leah and rachel
Jacob has a liking towards Rachel but marries leah as their father (laban) (jacob's uncle) tricks him into marrying Leah as the younger daughter cannot marry if her elder sister is unmarried, in the end he marries both of them and their decendants are blessed!
People have forgotten God and turned they're backs on him..unless these people change..they are doomed !
When I was a baby my father left my mom. He didnt care for me, feed me, hold me, he was never there. Didnt provide insurance, never made a support payment. And when it seemed i needed him most, i could never find him.Some people in the neighborhood would leave me gifts or clothes, school supplies, and i remember i would give all the credit to my father, but it wasnt him. Then I grew up and found out? God is just like him, a dead beat dad.Made us in his image? Kinda explains why God is no where around. And if you think he is? Go to Samalia, or some Islamic nation and defend him, And watch if God comes defends you. It only took the death of 3 million Jews his choosen people to suffer and die in world war 2 before he sent the Allies to liberate them, wake up and look around, worship that? please
God is a creator, not a dictator. He provided the air you breathe, the raw materials of the food you eat including the house you sleep in. As you can see, he's not a dead beat.
He is not a dictator to the point that you can freely choose whether you follow his commandments which is simply a guide on how to live or not to follow the bible and do your own thing like Esau.
Its tragic that your dad was not there for you and as you can see, people are the problem, not God for they chose to do their own thing than follow God's teachings that includes taking care of you when you were young.
What religion teaches us is to not to have an excuse for not doing the right thing. Esau chose to do his own thing because his Ego dominates him that distanced him from his God and family and Jacob gets the blessings because of that. No excuses. That is the best advise my own father gave me. I will not blame anyone or anything for the stresses and mistakes of my life.
Praying and praising God is a way to deal with the ego. It's your choice to deal with your ego and find a balance or be dominated and be destroyed by it like what happened to Esau.
Arhh please you just like Esau, perhaps God is even displeased with your faithless attitude, Y compare God to flesh, God can just take away your breathing at this instant and we will see if you will still continue typing you faithless words , But because he is God ,you are living in his world he created, breathing his air, the whole of your body and even that mouth and the heart that is unfaithful to its creator , he can destroy it in a second.But well he is God In his own infinite wisdom he let you live and still loves you.
I receive in the mighty name of Jesus 🔥
By reading through these comments I marvel how easy it is to see the spirit of Esau alive and well today. The issue isn’t about which brother was righteous or unrighteousness, but about which brother hated God and which loved him.
Esau was self-willed while Jacob did as instructed even when fearful.
We are all sinners, just like the boys, the question is in your spirit; will you love God or hate him?
Jacob was forgiven, Esau never even sought it.
The comments here are very revealing as to which brother is your spiritual father.
First time I read the story I also thought God was unfair.
The second time I read the story and I knew a little bit more about the culture then I gained more insight.
People had to ensure their crops and their farms would continue on, and this was basically their lives from generation to generation.
Maybe there were other forms of workmanship like metal work and ceramic but we have to understand that the majority of the time these people ate what they grew.
It was important to them to see their lineage continue.
As children grew older they had to carry on the family's forms of sustenance which was basically farming, crops and animals. No college, no bigger future.
The first born was a recipient of a type of contract.
He held responsibility in that he was seen as a blessing, he was superior because he was older and this was supposed to mean wiser versus younger children. However responsibility entails greater effort.
Imagine your father and mother schooling you about making the tough decisions about the crops and farming at a young age, to this they have already schooled you about the basics of course.
Yet you have to somehow be responsible for the families' sustenance in case something happens to the head of the household just because you were born first.
For this reason it was burdensome for Esau because it was something that he didn't choose or want. He didn't want the leadership, he didn't care about making these tough, life and death decisions, like whether to stay or leave a place. They would even have to know how to fight others, so Esau would have had to be a leader of men in that area.
This goes to show he was lazy, he just wanted to do what was easiest or the most advantageous for him, not concerning if others had done much greater for him.
Later on he becomes wealthy, but we don't know by what means (using integrity or not).
In these old days Mom and Dad picked a wife for their children. Somehow he didn't care that the women he picked were burdensome for his mother.
The Bible doesn't tell us what they did it just tells us Rebecca just about had it with these women.
So Esau could eat, live and be in the same place as his parents but somehow he didn't care about how miserable, Rebecca, his mom felt about his wives.
Here's where his logic failed. He really failed to honor his mother and father. He didn't care for the feelings and wishes of the person who took care of him since he was a child (mainly not bringing people to make her remaining days miserable).
The Bible says you have to care not only for your father but your mother also.
I can't imagine bringing a partner to live amongst my parents and who makes at least one of them miserable and being just fine with that.
Leaves you wondering, what was this guy thinking?
So Rebeca saw his actions and didn't see him fit for being the beholder of blessings, that probably came in her eyes, through carrying a bigger burden.
I honestly don't blame her and I elaborate here:
The bible does not say if she scolded him, if she really tried to teach him or if she just gave up easily.
But we can infer that being his father's favorite he could have easily have gotten away from the scoldings a typical mother would do to align her child to do the right thing.
It was almost like Rebeca's wants for her child to learn to not be so comfortable with things, for example, didn't matter in the face of Isaac's favoritism.
Basically she could not teach him to be different because of Isaac' s favoritism for Esau.
This gives us a lot of insight about parenthood, the perfect recipe to spoil your own seed.
Isaac is the prime example ruining Esau by not teaching him to have character, to respect his mother's teachings, to love God first and foremost even if it's doing that requires greater effort.
It also teaches about marriage, how there can be no division in teaching children to have integrity and to work hard.
The father or mother can not undermine his or her partner's wants to teach something good (plainly loving God which means going the extra mile and working hard; accepting greater responsibility, of course seeking and maintaining peace and not wanting to kill a sibling like Esau did) for his children because in the future parents will pay the consequences for their actions.
There is no backstory, but just thinking about it, it seems Isaac's favoritism played into Esau's uncontrolled emotions.
She deemed her second son as more appropriate.
Also if you read well, Jacob didn't want to listen to his mom and scheme against his brother. He even told her he could be cursed for such a thing. He did it either ways but we have to understand the degree to which a son or daughter was expected to listen to a parent. So especially since Jacob lived in his mother's household he pretty much did what she wanted.
Because leaving the family's responsibility to your immature brother is a better decision than Jacob having the birth-right? Jacob had more understanding as to the importance of the birth-right.
It's almost as he knew his brother didn't care for it, and we can tell Esau would have done badly with this responsibility. It's possible Esau would have sold his birth right to someone outside the family putting Rebecca and Isaac at risk perhaps as this new person would have come in with power to take decisions in their family.
So it seems Jacob thought about the consequences of Esau selling his birth-right to someone outside the family.
Maybe Jacob did the lentils thing, because come on, let someone outside the family come in and put his parents at risk? Make Rebecca feel more miserable?
Lastly, I don't think his father's blessing would have done any good to Esau since he had already displayed such poor decision-making skills.
Basically he already had the "losing my blessing" thing coming by making Rebecca , his mother feel miserable with the wives he brought in to live with her.
God's wrath is really what would happen to someone who clearly does not care about the wellbeing of those around him, (selfish), one who acts foolishly and does not appreciate the work of others (ungrateful), and one who shuns and cares less about achieving more and carrying on greater responsibility (conformist, lazy).
You just put these three together and see what happens.
Picture this entitled lazy person this day, I don't think he or she would have God's backing. Maybe he could get men's backing but never God's.
Beautifuly said 💖
So… what about the moral lesson of two brothers getting along, and supporting each other, and not cheating or killing each other.
I think the part where you said that god hated Esua is 100% wrong.
I agree, God does not hate any person, He hates sin.
So you're saying the Bible doesn't speak the truth?? It doesn't matter how you feel about it...a lot of people don't understand God, yes he's about love but he's also the creator of good and evil too, something else you can't refute
Yes the Bible does say hated.
@@shearteric3337 The text mentioned was writen hundreds of years after Genisis.
Isaiah 63:1-6 says it all
Wait hold on! So the blessed son lied to his dying father, the blessed mother schemed to dis-inherit her own flesh and blood because she had a favourite, and im supposed to not lie scheme and cheat? Thank you I gues?!
In a different book that was taking out of the bible explained that what happened..... there was no scheme.
Honestly, that scripture is misunderstood, It was not in reference to the actual Esau, God isn't a hater...there are many parts in Bible where God uses words in diverse ways, the sea represents nations, mountain represent problems in some cases, etc, this scripture goes deeper than what is just read on the surface
The Bible don’t mislead GOD say Jacob I love and Esau I hate GOD n know that Easu race don’t like him Esau generation is those fake jew who call them self Isreillite there is no such thing as isriellite children it is children of Hebrew those red people don’t like God the Hebrew people are black people people Abraham generation
This made me wonder if God hates some people. Would be beyond sad if God hated me. Sometimes he's the only thing that keeps me going
@@KentPetersonmoney Psalms 5:5-6
[5]The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity.
[6]Thou shalt destroy them that speak leasing: the LORD will abhor the bloody and deceitful man.
Malachi 1:2-4
[2]I have loved you, saith the LORD. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? saith the LORD: yet I loved Jacob,
[3]And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
[4]Whereas Edom saith, We are impoverished, but we will return and build the desolate places; thus saith the LORD of hosts, They shall build, but I will throw down; and they shall call them, The border of wickedness, and, The people against whom the LORD hath indignation for ever.
@@amandasmith2095 Esaú married the daughter of ismael who is half aramean and half Egyptian > Ishmael married to an Egyptian women > cannaan descendants were married into Esaú .) Canaan is the son of ham > what color do y think these people are n why are you bring up color . Esaú descendants are mixed > Jacob blood is true >
God is biased? What happen to "thou shall not lie?" Cannot blame Esau hatred.
The most high hated Esau because he kept not the ways that his father taught him . At one point in time Esau did followed the ways of his father and served his father God . But when Esau sold his birth right and gave everything to Jacob his brother thats when Esau started having hatred for his brother and started marrying nations that was forbidden for him to marry. And Esau went into mount sir he started whole hearty worshiping the Canaanite god aka Satan him self.
I would do the same thing if God did me this dirty ngl
The title is disturbing. I am sorry I could not even watch because of the choice of title. God is love. He loved us even when we were yet sinners that He sent His son to die for us. As others have said God hates sin not men.
God hates Esau and his descendants they were created to be hated, and God dosen't change.
Romans 9:11-13 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👈🏿; It was said unto her, The elder shall serve the younger. As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but 👉🏿👉🏿Esau have I hated.👈🏿👈🏿
God asked his chosen to slaughter people
Esau was born strong, with greatness and supplanted by Jacob whom God loved and favoured
The part where he said seeing his face is like seeing Gods face is what started it.
I've met many people in my life that God would hate. Are these Satan's minions being thrown at me? For what purpose?
The white man is Esau.
Esau was white, as was his TWIN brother Jacob.
Issac and Rebecca were white.
Abraham and Sarah were white.
All the way back to Adam, the first white man.
Look to Genesis 1:25 for the origin of your species.
@@pierredeschain5847 shut up Esau
@@israel9765 that's as an intelligent a response as I'd expected.
@@pierredeschain5847 ok Esau
@@israel9765 that's all you have 😂
Keep repeating it if you like, you have nothing worth my time.
I love your scripture videos and you do a good and sincere job, of getting things right. However, please remember we are judged by our works. We have the words from James 2:17-18 that faith without works is dead. We must combine our faith with our works and our works must be works of righteousness to be saved. That being said, salvation does not come by the law alone, but through the atoning blood of Christ. God knew Jacab and Esau in heaven before they were born. Jacob was chosen from the beginning because of his obedience in heaven and on earth. Esau was a profane person and despised his birthright and married among the Canaanites contrary to the desires of God, and sought to kill his brother Jacob. That is why God was angry with him. God loves us all, but blesses the obedient.
You are saved by Christ alone by Grace alone through faith alone, all glory to God alone! Not by works, or it's no longer Grace
I'm confused by your statement, how can God loves us all if he hates the people of Esau forever Malachi 1:4 ?
@@iaintmadatcha very very very good points my friend like the way you expressed that point. Shalom
Dear brother, we are saved by gracee though faith ONLY. After salvation, we do works of righteousness for the Lord
@@deeds7529 Amen fam shalom 🙏