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It is my dogs. So okay, I think we're good
to go. Now now we are at Esau's true character.
Esau arrived after a delay of four hours, in spite
of all the efforts he had put forth he had
not succeeded in catching any game, and he was compelled
to kill a dog and prepare its flesh for his
father's meal. All this had made Esau ill humored, and
when he bade his father partake of the meal, the
invitation sounded harsh. Let my father arise, he said, and
eat of his son's venison. Jacob had spoken differently. He
had said, arise, I pray thee sit and eat of
thy venison. The words of Esau terrified Isaac greatly exceeded
that which he had felt when his father was about
to offer him as a sacrifice, and he cried out,
who then is he that hath been in the mediator
between me and the Lord to make the blessing reach
jacob words meant to imply that he suspected Rebecca of
having instigated Jacob's act. Isaac's alarm was caused by his
seeing Hell at the feet of Esau. Oh scarcely had
he entered the house when the walls therefore began to
get hot. On the account of the nearness of Hell,
which he brought along with him, Isaac could not but exclaim,
who will be burnt down yonder I or my son Jacob,
and the Lord answered him, neither thou nor Jacob. But
the hunter Isaac told Esau that the meat set before
him by Jacob had had marvelous quality tease any savior
that one desired, that possessed it was even endowed with
the taste of the food that God will grant the
pious in the world to come. I know not, he said,
what that meat. I'm sorry, I know not, he said
what the meat was. But I had only to wish
for bread, and it tasted like bread, or fish, or
locust or flesh of animals. Boom boo, You're gonna have
to go somewhere. If you're gonna be digging and going on,
that's distracting. Hang on a.
Speaker 4: Second, come here, you're just gonna sit and dig. You're
gonna have to set my lap. Okay.
Speaker 2: I had only to wish for bread, and it tasted
like bread, or fish, or locusts or flesh of animals.
In short, it had the taste of any dainty one
could wish for. When he saw heard the word flesh,
he began to weep, and he said to me, Jacob,
give no more than a dish of lentinels, and in
payment for it he took my birth right, what must
he have taken from thee for flesh of animals? Here
to Isaac had been in great anguish on account of
the thought that he had committed a wrong in giving
his blessing to his younger son instead of the first born,
to whom it belonged by law and custom. But when
he heard that Jacob had acquired the birthright from Esau,
he said, I give my blessing to the right one.
In his dismay, Isaac had had the intention of cursing
Jacob for having wrestled the blessing from him. Through cunning,
God prevented him from carrying out his plan. God reminded
him that he would but curse himself, seeing that his
blessing contained the words cursed be everyone that curses thee.
But Isaac was not willing to acknowledge his blessing his
blessing valid as applied to Jacob, until he was informed
that his second son was the possessor of the burst right.
Only then did he say, yea, he shall be blessed thereat.
Esau cried with an exceeding great and bitter cry by
way of punishment for having been the cause of such distress.
The descendant of Jacob Mordecai was also made to cry
with a loud and bitter cry, and his grief was
brought forth by a Malakite Haman, the descendant of Esau.
At the words of Isaac, thy brother came with wisdom
and hath taken away thy blessing. Esau spat out in
vexation and said, he took away my birthright, and I
kept silence. And now that he takes away my blessing,
should I also keep silence? Is not he rightly named Jacob?
For he has supplanted me with these He has supplanted
me these two times. Isaac continued to speak to Esau.
I'm sorry, guys, I got so many freaking distractions going
on right now. You guys want to go, Just keep digging,
make it all kinds of racket. Tried holding the one,
and she just kept wallering me to death. Isaac continued
to speak to es Hall. Behold, I have made him
thy lord. He is thy king, and I do what
thou wilt. Thy blessings will be still, thy blessings will
still belong to him. All his brethren have I given
to him for slaves and what slaves possesses. What slaves
possess belongs to their owner. There is nothing for it.
Thou must be content that thou wilt receive thy bread
baked from thy master. The Lord took it ill of Isaac,
and he cheered him with such kind words to mine enemy.
He reproached him, Thou sayest, what shall I do for
thee Isaac replied, oh, that he might find grace with
the God. He is a re recrent, recreant. Isaac. Does
he not act righteously when he honors his parents? And
God says, in the hand of the uprightness, will he
dwell wrongfully? He will stretch his hand forth in days
to come against the temple. And Isaac says, then, let
him enjoy much good in this world that he may
not behold the abiding place of the Lord in the
world to come. And honestly, that's kind of funny. That
kind of goes along with something my mom used to
always say to me and my sisters. We would kind
of complain to our mom sometimes about basically like Psalms
eighty two, you know, how long will you show impartiality
to the wicked? Our show partiality to the wicked? Because
we keep talking about how people that are just obviously
wicked and not God followers and just do whatever they
want pleasures of the flesh. Those are the people that
succeed in this world. And the God's people are the
ones that try to do right and make unselfish decisions
and different things like that suffer and usually are always
poor and die young. And we used to just have
those conversations with my mother and she would always say, well, yeah,
because Satan is the ruler of this world, so his
people prosper here. She said, our reward is in heaven
and it's in the world to come. So therefore, she said, she's,
you know, she's kind of like halfway joking, but she said,
us Christians have to go through hell here on earth
to make it to heaven. But I'll continue, he says.
When it became plain to Esau that he could not
induce his father to annull the blessing bestowed upon Jacob,
he tried to force a blessing for himself by an
underhanded trick. He said, hast, thou, but one blessing my
father bless me even me also o my father. Else
it will be said thou, Hast, but one blessing to bestow.
Suppose both Jacob and I, being righteous men, had not,
then thy God had two blessings, one for each. And
the Lord himself made reply silence, Jacob will bless the
twelve tribes, and each blessing will be different from every other.
But Isaac felt great piety for his older son, and
he wanted to bless him. But the Shinkana forsook him,
and he could not carry out what he proposed. Thereupon
Esau began to weep. He shed three tears. One ran
from his right eye, the second from his left eye.
Then the third remained hanging from his eyelash. And God said,
this villain cries for his very life, and should I
let him depart empty handed? And then he bade Isaac
bless his older son. The blessing of Isaac ran. Thus,
behold of the fat of the earth shall be thy dwelling,
by which he meant greater Greece and Italy, and of
the dew of heaven from above, referring to bet Gerbrum.
And by the sword, shalt thou live, and thou shalt
serve thy brother. But when he casts off the yoke
of the Lord, then shalt thou shake his yoke from
off thy neck, and thou will be his master. Let
me reread that again. That dog in the background messed
with me. I couldn't retain what I was trying to
say there. And by thy sword, shalt thou live, and
thou shalt serve thy brother. But when he casts off
the yoke of the Lord, then shalt thou shake his
yoke off of thy neck, and thou will be his master.
Now that's curious. That's kind of got me got my
head stirring here. So it's saying that Jacob will rule
over East all until he casts off the yoke of
the Lord. And the yoke, that's something that can be
seen many different ways. You know, a yoke can be
seen as a burden. It's heavy, you know, Jesus said,
come to me for my you know, my yoke is light.
But also you know, the yoke is something that goes
around the neck of a bull or ox when you
hook them up to a plow or you steer them.
It's kind of like the the horse bridle. You know,
it's you used to steer the horse. So it's something
you use to control someone or something. Something is under
your dominion your submission. Uh So where it says, that
says so when Jacob casts off the yoke of the Lord.
So it's like they're prophesying that Jacob's going to break
away from the Lord, and that long as you know
Jacob is uh subservient to the Lord, then Esau will
be subservient to him. But it's not saying if it
says when, like it's predetermined. So I think that's curious,
because but when he casts off the yoke of the Lord,
then shalt thou shake his yoke from off thy neck?
That's curious strange to me, And that will be his master.
The blessing which Isaac gave to his older son was
bound to no condition whatsoever, whether he deserves them or not.
Esaul was to enjoy the goods of this world. Jacob's blessing, however,
depended upon his pious deeds. Through them, he would have
a just claim upon earthly prosperity. Isaac thought, Jacob is
a righteous man. He will not murmur against God, though
it should come to pass that suffering be inflicted upon
him in spite of his upright life. But that probate
Esau if he should do a good deed, or pray
to God and not be heard. He would say, as
I pray to the idols for not so it is
in vain to pray to God. For this reason did
Isaac bestow an unconditional blessing upon Esau. Okay, so now
next subsection is Jacob leaves his father's house. Now I'm
so used to stopping here and being like, Okay, let's
check in with the chat. Let's see what everybody's saying.
Let's see what Pam and Rebecca are up to in
the chat. So I'll continue on here. Esau hated his
brother Jacob on account of the blessing that his father
had given him. Jacob was very much afraid of his
brother Esau, and he fled to the house of Eber,
the son of Shim, and he concealed himself there fourteen
years on account of his brother Esau, and he continued
there to learn in the ways of the Lord and
his commandments. When Esau saw that Jacob had fled and
escaped from him, and Jacob had cunningly obtained the blessing,
then Esau grieved exceedingly, and he was also vexed at
his father and mother, and he rose up and took
his wife, and he went away from his father and
mother to the land of Sierra, which the etymology that
word means harry. There he married his second wife, Basimath,
the daughter of Elon the Hittite, and he called her
name Adah, saying that the blessing had in that time
passed from him. After dwell in Sierra for six months,
Esau returned to the land of Canaan and placed his
two wives in his father's house in Hebron. And the
wives of Esau vexed and provoked Isaac and Rebecca with
their works, for they walked not in the ways of
the Lord, but served their father's gods of wood and stone,
as their fathers had taught them, and they were more
wicked than their fathers. They sacrificed and burnt incense to Balem,
and Isaac and Rebecca became weary of them, and at
the end of fourteen years of Jacob's residing in the
house of Eber, Jacob desired to see his father and
his mother, and he returned home. Esau had forgotten in
those days that what Jacob had done to him, and
having taken the blessing from him, but what Esau saw
Jacob returning to his parents. He remembered what Jacob had
done to him, and he was greatly in sin against them,
and he sought to slay him. But Esau could not
kill Jacob while his father was yet alive. Least Isaac
beget another son. He wanted to be sure. He wanted
to be sure of being the only heir. However, his
hatred against Jacob was so great that he determined to
hasten the death of his father and then dispatch Jacob.
Such murderous plans Esau cherished in his heart, though he
denied that he was harboring them. But God spoke, probably
thou knowest not that I examine the hearts of men,
for I am the lord that searches the heart, and
not God alone knew the secret desires of Esau. Rebecca,
like all mothers, was a prophetess, and she delayed not
to warn Jacob of the danger that hung over him.
And that's kind of funny. That's something that I've always
kind of thought too. Mothers are prophetic bro which I
can only speak to my experiences, but and the few
that I've heard from like friends, stories and stuff. But
it's like mama's. They get inclinations, you know, they get premonitions,
they get dreams, and boy, you better listen. My mom
told me several times about some crazy dreams she had
and listened to her, and thank god I did. For instance,
one time, but my only time I got in trouble, well,
let me take that back. One of the only two
times I got in trouble with the law my teenage years.
I like smoking pot and she called my car the potmobile.
I mean, of course, I mean I was seventeen years old,
you know, I mean I still lived under my mother's house.
But uh, you know, I mean, once on, kids get
that age. Man, you can't control them. They're gonna do
what they want to do. And you can't be mamma's
and daddy's can't be around all the time. And if
teenager wants to do something, they're gonna do it. And
so I remember Mom talking to me and she said,
you better keep that pop mobile home this weekend. And
I'm like, what for, And she said, I'm telling you.
She said, I just got a feeling something's gonna happen.
You just better, you know, not go out in that
thing this weekend. That s guy. Hell, she's crazy. Went
out and got pulled over and got arrested for a
simple possession of marijuana at eighteen. I had just turned eighteen,
So yeah, I didn't listen to mama, and that's what happened.
Another time. My good friend Dustin's he's dead now he's
my best friend. I actually have his ashes hanging from
the rear view of my car. He was always riding
with me, so I thought it was fitting that he
continued to. But when he turned he didn't get his
license right away. He was seventeen or eighteen when he
got his first car, and his grandma got him a
brand new supercharged Prelude and it had the head shaved
on it and everything else. I mean, it was a
race car. And I wanted to go riding with him
so bad and drive that car. And she kept begging me,
don't get in that car. Don't get in that car.
And she called me one day and said that she
had a dream that Dustin had been in a wreck,
and that she found herself at a funeral home and
she said she thought it was Dustin's funeral, and said
that she got to the front, she said, and it
looked in the casket, she said, And you were in
the casket justin She said, you better not ride in
that car. And I'm like, mom, that's morbid, that's crazy.
And sure enough, man, within three or four weeks after that,
my buddy Doesn't had a really bad car wreck total
that car and he was a paraplegic from the neck
down for hell twelve to fifteen years before he got
sick with COVID during all that stuff, and he ended
up dying at COVID. They said. But yeah, man, mothers
have premonitions and visions and esp whatever you want to
call it. Man, But yeah, if the mothers tell you
they got a bad feeling about something, guys, and guys,
you better listen. I'll continue, says thy brother. She said
to him, is a sure is as sure of accomplishing
his wicked purpose as though that were dead. Now, therefore,
my son obeyed my voice and arise, flee thou to Leven,
and my brother to Haran, and terry with him for
seven years until thy brother's fury turns away and the
goodness of her heart, Rebecca could not but believe that
the anger of Esau was only a fleeting passion and
would disappear in the course of time, but she was mistaken.
His hate persisted until the end of his life. Courageous
as he was, Jacob would not run away from danger.
He said to his mother, I am not afraid. If
he wishes to kill me, I will kill him, to
which she replied, let me not be bereaved of both
my sons in one day. By these words, Rebecca again
showed her prophetic gift as she spoke. So it happened
when their time came. Esau was slain while the burial
of Jacob was taking place, and Jacob said to Rebecca, behold,
thou knowest that my father has become old and does
not see. And if I leave him to go away,
he will be angry and will curse me. I will
not go if he sends me, only then will I go.
So I'm sure we'll hear more about this later. But
this little nugget dropped on us here. It says by
these words, Rebecca again showed her prophetic gift as she spoke.
So it happened when their time came. Esau was slain
while the burial of Jacob was taking place, So we
might hear more about that later. But did not it's
first time meet. Hearing that accordingly, Rebecca went to Isaac,
and a mid tears. She spoke to him, thus, if
Jacob take a wife of the daughters of Heath, what
good shall my life do me? And Isaac called Jacob
and charged him and said, unto him, thou shalt not
take a wife of the daughters of Canaan. For thus
did our father Abraham command us, according to the word
of the Lord, which he had commanded him, saying, and
to thy seed, will I give the land? And if
and if thy children keep my covenant and I have
made that I have made with THEE, then will I
also perform to thy children that which I have spoken
unto THEE, and I will not forsake them. Now Therefore,
my son, hearken to my voice to all that I
shall command THEE and refrain from taking a wife from
amongst the daughters of Canaan. Arise, go to Haran, to
the house of Bethuel, my mother's father, and take THEE
a wife. From thence the daughters of Laban, thy mother's brother,
take heed, lest thou should forget the Lord, thy God
and all his ways in the land to which thou goests,
and shouldst join thyself to the people of the land
and pursue vanity and forsake the Lord, thy God. But
when thou comest to the land, serve the Lord. Do
not turn to the right nor the left, from the
way which I commanded THEE, and which thou didst learn.
And may the Almighty God grant THEE favor before the
people of the land. And thou mayst take a wife
there according to thy choice, one who is good and
upright in the ways of the Lord. And may God
give unto THEE and thy see the blessing of thy
father Abraham, and make THEE fruitful and multiply THEE. And
mayest thou become a multitude of people in the land,
whether thou goest, And may God cause THEE to return
to thy land, the land of thy father's dwelling with
children and with great riches, with joy and with pleasure.
I was wanting to go back to look at this
genealogy a little bit. Where was it at herries Go
to Haran, to the house of Bethiol, my mother's father. Okay,
so his mother's father be his grandpa. So go to
the house of his grandpa and take thee a wife
from thence of the daughters of Laban, thy mother's brother. Okay,
Laban is Rebecca's brother, so what's the correlation to Rebecca
who that says, go to Bethuele thy mother's father and
take a wife from thence of the daughters of Labe
And I have to look into that. That's kind of
sparked my curiosity too, which I know Sarah was Abraham's
like half sister, so it's not out of the question
for a little bit of m breeding in the biblical text,
so to speak. I want to search that out. That
that's something else that was peculiar to me. I'll continue, Sorry, guys,
ad h squirrel you already know an Ah. If one
of you guys, if that kind of stuff that I
talk about that I say that puzzles me, or I'm like, oh,
I don't know, Well that's curious and you want to
search it up, and you happen to you search it up.
Hit me up, man, whether it's in a comment section
or through the website, email contact or something like that.
Help a brother out. If you find something out, let
me know. As the value of the document is attested
by its concluding words the signature of the witnesses. So
Eyaac confirmed the blessing he had bestowed upon Jacob, that
none might say Jacob had secured it by intrigue and cunning.
He blessed him again with three blessings in these words,
In so far as I am endowed with the power
of blessing, I bestow blessing upon THEE. May God, with
whom there is endless blessings, give THEE his and also
a blessing wherewith Abraham desired to bless me, desisting only
in order not to provoke the jealousy of Ishmael. Seeing
with his prophetic eye that the seed of Jacob would
once be compelled to go into exile, Isaac offered up
one more petition that God would bring the exiles back again.
And he said he shall deliver thee in six troubles,
and in the seventh there shall no evil touch thee.
And also Rebecca prayed to God in behalf of Jacob,
o Lord of the world, let not the purpose prosper
which Esau harbors against Jacob put a bridle upon him.
And he accomplished not all he wills to do. When
Esau observed that even his father's love had passion from
him to Jacob. He went away to Ishmael and he
addressed him as follows lo as thy father give all
his possessions to thy brother Isaac and dismiss thee with
empty hands. So my father proposes to do with me.
Make thyself ready, then go forth and slay thy brother.
So yeah, go forth and slay your brother, bro. Help
help her brother out. And I'm sure he was just
like Ishmael was just sitting there, and I will slay
mine and then we too shall divide the whole world
between us. So here we have a whole doctor evil
plot going on. Let's get down to business. And Ishmael replied,
why dost thou want me to slay thy father? Thou
canst do it? It's yourself right, So what why God
do it for you? Bro? And Esau said it hath
happened afore time that a man killeth his brother Cain
murdered Abel, but that a son should kill his father
is unheard of. So they're basically saying, you know, hey,
it's normal for brothers to kill each other. Okay, look
at Adam and Eve or you know what I mean.
You get me a drink. He said, we know what
happened to canaan Abel. That's normal. But you know, kids
just don't kill their fathers. That's unheard of. So stick
with tradition. Go kill your brother. Esau did not really
shrink back from parricide. P A R R I C
I d E. Let's highlight that word, shall we and
see what that means. Look up stingy or liberally, So
it means liberally. It only chanced not to fit the
plan he had hatched. If Ishmael slays my father, he
said to himself, I am the rightful redeemer, and I
shall kill Ishmael to avenge my father. And if then
I murder Jacob too, everything will belong to me as
the heir of my father and my uncle. So, man,
he's doing some real plot in here. He's like, okay,
I'll have my uncle kill my dad and to frame
him make him look like an evil man. Then I
will kill my uncle to avenge my father. You know.
So yeah, he's got a whole big plot going on here. Conspiracy.
This shows that Esau's marriage with Mahathlah, the daughter of
Ishmael and grandchild of Abraham, was not concluded out of
regard for his parents, who were opposed to the two
other wives, the daughters of the Canaanites. All he desired
was to enter into amicable relations with Ishmael in order
to execute his devilish plan. And I wish I'd have
had this to read with the Wes Garner when I
went on his show, like I talked to you about
last week, we kind of got into like a little
bit of a date debate and had disagreements. You know,
we were respectful with each other, and we both said
at the end of the conversation we really enjoyed it.
But I got quite a bit of pushback from him
on birthright in kingship, priesthood, lineage, that kind of thing.
And he kept trying to tell me is like, well,
even if Esau killed Jacob, you know, the birthright just
wouldn't go straight to him. That's not how it works.
And I was trying to explain to him the ancient thought,
you know, it was kingship and priesthood together that went
to the eldest son. And then we kind of got
into a little talk about timelines, and he was saying
that he thought that by the time that Jacob came
back and Esau hugged his neck and stuff. You know,
I told him, I said, I think he was just
playing nice, that he really wanted to kill him, because
a lot of the other ancient texts and legends talks
about Esau secretly planning to try to kill him to
take over and get his birth right back. And we
were kind of talking and he was like, ay, when
he came back, he hadn't had all of his sons
and daughters. He done have twelve kids. So if he
did kill Jacob, the birthright went and went to him,
it would have went to one of the children. Uh So,
I wish I'd have had that little section in my
head when we had that conversation. I could show him.
I'm not sure on the timeline if the kids were
born yet, if Jacob's kids were born yet. But here
this shows the succession and the thought. You know, est Sau,
that's why he wanted to kill Jacob because he would
get it all back. Where am I at here? Okay?
But East Sau reckoned without his lot, without his host.
But East Saw reckoned without his host. The night before
his wedding with my Mahaloth Ishmael died. Okay, plot twist
right there, huh coot's fire SHOT's fire God took a
shot at their plan. Looks like he shut that down.
And Naoboath, the son of Ishmael, stepped into his father's
place and gave away his sister. How little had it
been in Esau's mind to make his parents happy by
taking a granddaughter of Abraham to wife appears from the
fact that he kept his two other wives the Canaanish women.
The daughter of Ishmael followed the example of her companions,
and thus she but aided to the grief caused the
parents of Esau by their daughters in law, and the
opportunity might have been a most favorable one for Esau
to turn aside from his godlessness and amend his conduct.
For the bridegroom is pardoned on his wedding day for
all of his sins committed in years gone by. Scarcely
had Jacob left his father's house. When Rebecca began to weep,
for she was sorely distressed about him, Isaac confronted her, saying,
weep not for Jacob. In peace does he depart, and
in peace will he return? The Lord God most High
will guard him against all evil and will be with him.
He will not forsake him all the days of his life.
Have no fear for him, for he walketh on the
right path. He is a perfect man, and he hath
faith in God. He will not perish. Okay, got time
for one more section. I'll get me a drink real quick.
And here's actually one of the stories that I was
trying to tell Wes about, but it wasn't, you know,
like fresh in my mind. I just kind of give
him the high notes because I'd mentioned to him that
even Esau paid his son and some other mercenaries to
go and try and kill Jacob, and at one point,
Jacob even pays them a higher ransom to leave him alone. Basically,
so like Jacob even bribes some of Esau's family not
to kill him. I think that's what this story is,
because this one is Jacob pursued by Eliphaz, and through
Eliphaz is where we get the Amalekite nation, you know,
whose name means the blood liquors. So he's kind of
an important guy. Okay. When Jacob went away to go
to Haran, Esau called his son Eliphaz and secretly spoken
to him, saying, now hasten, take thy sword in thy hand,
and pursue Jacob, and passed before him in the road,
and lerk for him, and slay him with thy sword
in one of the mountains, and take all belonging unto him,
and come back. And Eliphas was dexterius and expert with
the bow, and his father had taught him, and he
was a noted hunter in the field and a valiant man.
And Eliphaz did as his father had commanded him. And
Eliphas was at the time thirteen years old. And he
arose and went and took ten of his mother's brothers
with him. So these his mother's brothers. These are Nephlom giants.
These are from the Horites and the Heavites, right, And
they were from the land of Mount Sier, which means
Harry his father in law was Sier. So this is
basically a tribe of faral giants and mighty hunters. So
that these are big, strong, capable men, to say the least.
So yeah, So he took ten of his mother's brothers
with him and pursued Jacob. And he followed Jacob closely,
and when he overtook him, he lay in ambush for
him on the borders of the land of Canaan, just
like his father Esau did with Nimrod. That's kind of
the same words. It says that he hid himself, you know,
at the opportune time, you know, ambushed and jumped out
and killed King Nimrod. So and Jacob saw Eliphaz and
his men pursuing after him, and Jacob stood in the
place in which he was going in order to know
what it was, for he did not understand their purpose.
Eliphaz drew his sword and went on advancing he and
his men towards Jacob. And Jacob said, unto them, wherefore
have you come hither? And why do you pursue with
your sword words? Eliphas came near to Jacob and answered
as follows, Thus did my father command me, and now
therefore I will not deviate from the orders which my
father gave me. And when Jacob saw that Esau had
impressed his command urgently upon Eliphas, he approached and supplicated
Eliphas and his men by saying, behold all that I
have and that which my father and mother gave unto me,
that take unto thee and go from me and do
not slay me. And made this thing that thou wilt
do with me be accounted unto thee as righteousness. And
the Lord caused Jacob to find favor in the sight
of Eliphas and his men, and they hearken into the
voice of Jacob, and they did not put him to death,
but took all his belongings, together with the silver and
gold and he had brought with them from Bearsheba. They
left him nothing fast, and his men returned to Esau
and told him all that all that had happened to
him with Jacob. He was wroth with his son Eliphas
and with his men, because they did not put Jacob
to death. And they answered and said into Esau, because
Jacob supplicated us in this matter to not slay him,
our pity was moved towards him, and we took all
that belonged to him, and we came back. Esau then
took all the silver and gold which Elaphas had taken
from Jacob, and put them and put them by in
his house. Nevertheless, Esau did not give up the hope
of intercepting Jacob on his flight and slaying him. He
pursued him and with his men occupied the road along
which he had to journey to Haran. There a great
miracle happened to Jacob when he observed what Esau's intentions was.
He turned off toward the Jordan River, and with eyes
directed to God, he cleft the waters with his wanderer's staff.
So here's the Rod of Wonder, Moses's Rod of Wonder,
because he had the complete set. That's something that I
discovered through Uh. Here it is. I actually had it handy,
The Vestures of Light and the Rod of Wonder by
Zeen Garcia. When I wrote my book and we started
talking to each other, He's like, hey, I wrote a
whole book on the garments, and so he sent me
a copy and I sent him a copy. So we
actually shared intel with each other. So that that's a
good book if you haven't read that already. But he
talks about how it was a set. It was the
supernatural garments from the Garden of God and the Rod
of Wonder. So this shows you by the legends that
he had both of them. So maybe the rod and
the staff was separated. One brother had one one half
the other. But when Esau traded the birth right. Both
went to Jacob. So Jacob is the king and priest.
Now he has the set Let me continue on. And
he clipped the waters with his wanderer's staff and succeeded
in crossing to the other side. But Esau was not
to be deterred. He kept up the pursuit and pursued
I'm sorry, and reached the hot springs that bar us
before his brother, who had to pass by there. Jacob,
not knowing that Esau was on the watch for him,
decide to bathe in the spring, saying, I have neither
bread or other things needful, so I will at least
warm my body in the waters of the well. While
he was in the bath, Esau occupied every exit, and
Jacob was surely and Jacob would surely have perished in
the hot water if the Lord had not caused a
miracle to come to come to pass, a new opening
formed of itself, and through it Jacob escaped. Thus were
fulfilled the words when thou passest through the waters, I
will be with thee. When thou walkest through the fire,
thou shalt not be burnt. For Jacob was saved from
the waters of the Jordan and from the fire of
the hot spring. At the same time with Jacob, a
rider leaving his horse and his clothes on the shore
had stepped into the river to cool off, But he
was overwhelmed by the waves, and he met his death.
Jacob put on the dead man's clothes and mouthed his
horse and went off. It was a lucky chance, for
Eliphas had stripped him of everything, even his clothes, and
the miracle of the river had happened only that he
might be forced to appear naked among men. Though Jacob
was robbed of all his possessions, his courage did not
fail him. He said, should I lose hope in my Creator,
I set my eyes upon the merits of my fathers.
For the sake of them, the Lord will give me
his aid. And God said Jacob, thou puttest thy trust
in the merits of thy fathers. Therefore I will not
suffer thy foot to be moved. He that keepeth Thee
will not slumber yea still more. While a keeper watcheth
only by day as a rule, and sleepeth by night.
I will guard thee day and night. For behold, he
that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep the Lord
will keep THEE from all evil from Esau as well
as Laban. He will keep thy soul and the angel
of death do not hurt. That don't make sense, And
he will keep thy soul that the angel of death
do THEE no hurt. He will keep thy going out
and thy coming in. He will support THEE. Now thou
art leaving Canaan, and when thou returnest to Canaan. Jacob
was reluctant to leave the Holy Land before he received
a direct permission from God. My parents, he reflected, bade
me go forth to sojourn outside of the land. But
who knows whether it be the will of God that
I do as they say and beget children outside of
the Holy Land. Accordingly, he betook himself to Bathsheba. Therefore,
where the Lord had given permission to Isaac to depart
from Canaan and to go to Philistia, he would learn
that the will of the Lord concerning himself. He did
not follow the example of his father and grandfather and
take refuge with amelect, because he feared the King might
force also him into a covenant and make it impossible
for his descendants of many generations to take possession of
the Philistine land, nor could he stay at home because
of his fear that Esau might rest the birthright and
blessing from him, and to that he would not and
could not agree. He was as little disposed to take
up the combat with Esau, for he knew the truth
of the maxim. He who courts danger will be overcome
by it. He who avoids danger will overcome it, doth
Abraham and Isaac. I'm sorry. Both Abraham and Isaac had
lived according to this rule. His grandfather had fled from Nimrod,
and his father had gone away from the Philistines. So
I think that'll be a good stopping point there. The
next time we pick up with it won't be this
coming Sunday, because I will be coming back from my
Vegas and California trip. I'm supposed to land like eleven
or twelve o'clock that night, So we will pick up
on the day of the Miracles, not this coming Sunday,
but the next and it will be live, live, live life.
So this is just a pre recorded thing that I
had done. That way, we didn't have to go two
entire weeks with no reading from Lewis Ginsburg. So yeah,
let me switch back to the main view. There we go,
and I actually played around a little bit with the
uh what do you call that? The orange colors, the exposure,
the exposure either way, saturation, and I was a little
too heavy on it. I look kind of like a
oop a loopa or Donald Trump right now. For those
that are listening, you can't see, but I'm pretty orange,
bro orange man bad. I'm gonna get boycotted and shut down.
Don't listen to promethe this lens. Not only does the
name sound satanic and a cultic and he's a you
know this, that and the other, he's also related to
Donald Trump. He looks like an oopa loompa. Uh, long
time they behave long enough, they're starting to act up.
Maybe they need to go outside. You babies need to
go outside, go t t poop poo. You need to
go to chi poopoo. Yeah they do. They need to
go to t poop poo. And I might need to
go tete poopoop. But guys, hope you enjoyed that. Man,
this is fun. I love going through it. I mentioned
last time I had ordered that thirteen book series, The
Golden Bough. Uh, that will be some fun reading. Uh,
and I look forward to getting that from you. That
was an expensive buy and it's coming from India. So
the guy told me that it's supposed to be here
in July, so we will see. Man. Pray that package
doesn't get lost or damaged or left out in the rain,
because it's a lot of books, a lot of literature,
and we will dive through those. Man. But guys, I
love y'all. Hope to see ins again Monday, Monday night,
eight pm, Easter stent Or time. That show is going
to be The Horror of Babylon with my buddy Stephen
from a Biblical hit men and just spoil disclaimer. We're
talking about it from a Christian point of view. But
the next week I have on someone that is into
the New Age and the Divine Feminine and things like that.
We're going to hear about the divine feminine from their
point of view, because you need to see it from
both sides, and that way you got a better picture,
you know what I'm saying. So I started off with
Stephen and the Christian version and then we'll get to
hers because I know some of the listeners will get triggered.
They can't listen to somebody talk about things in a
non Christian worldview. But I think it's important, man, know
what's going on on the other side of the camps
and have conversations with people and get those perspectives. Man,
that's what it's all about. That's how we learn, that's
how we grow, that's how we sharpen our sword. And
I know most of you guys that's been here with
me for a while agree with that sentiment. But love
you guys. I will see you Monday night eight pm.
I will be out west, but I will have my
handy dandy phone and I will be in the chat
talking with you guys from the West coast. But love
you guys. And hey, just remember the difference between the
known and the unknown, aid, my friends. That is the journey,
So good journey, guys.
Speaker 3: The cross shot the truth. So we steal the fastire,
not to burn it down, but to warm the one
still frozen by the last passed around. They call it dangerous,
they can they callercy