Esau and Jacob, Pt. 1 (GCBI 102.10)

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  • Опубликовано: 6 апр 2015
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    Mics provided by Gabriel Colladay
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Комментарии • 23

  • @AndrewTAustinMetaphors
    @AndrewTAustinMetaphors 3 года назад +1

    This is excellent!

  • @kevinrosner8676
    @kevinrosner8676 2 года назад +1

    32:45 - one of the best things said in this entire series. The gospel isn’t get yourself together so you can have God in your life. It’s get God in your life and He will put your life together.

    • @ebk304
      @ebk304 8 месяцев назад

      Yes! I love this one. He has such a beautiful way of articulating Biblical Concepts & Truths. Amazing.

  • @7thangelad586
    @7thangelad586 5 лет назад +1

    Our earthly father is a model for our Heavenly Father in that we never live up to the expectations of either one.

  • @marcv1775
    @marcv1775 8 лет назад +5

    Hey Sharon, there are plenty of places to study the exact word from the bible. His approach to in depth explanation of the outline of each book is just what allot of people like myself need so when we read a chapter, we can understand the real meaning. I find it amazing that the pastor in my Church can take 2 paragraphs out of the bible and do a 1 hour sermon on it and explain it, I would have never gotten the true meaning of it just by reading it...

  • @mariahshepherd2609
    @mariahshepherd2609 4 года назад

    Baby, who is this man? He did that!!

  • @kevinrosner8676
    @kevinrosner8676 2 года назад

    9:45. Oh no, Randy….. you’ve gotta drop the ‘Toyota love’ analogy. I’m old enough to remember but only when you said the catch-phrase. I guarantee you lost EVERYONE in the room with that. Those commercials were from early 90s. These kids weren’t even born. Lol.

  • @edwardstalling3113
    @edwardstalling3113 2 года назад

    And now to this day, Isaac has Jacob in chains, and treat him 3.2% human, like slaves chattle, and given civil rights not human rights. And put in constant terror to this day. Malisha men, KKK, BLUE AND BLACK, (PO,PO)

  • @7thangelad586
    @7thangelad586 3 года назад

    @26:00
    Genesis 28

  • @7thangelad586
    @7thangelad586 5 лет назад +1

    Can we assume that Isaac knew about the selling of the birthright??

    • @malgid5711
      @malgid5711 5 лет назад

      Exactly what I was thinking 🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @kevinvanseaport
    @kevinvanseaport 4 года назад +1

    I believe that Rebekah was more being guided spiritually by God in that she knew the true nature of Esau and his rebelliousness. God already had a plan to make Abraham a father of many nations and the true path to doing that was thruth Jacob and not Esau. It would end up being that way when you read the book of Malachi and see that God says that Jacob He loved but Esau He hated. You have to understand that God already knew what Esau was like and he had a bad spirit about him like Cain. I believe God guided Rebekah to do and say what she did and you have to understand that it is God's wisdom that shows through people in the things we do and say. The end justifies the means, Jacob's craftiness was inherited from Rebekah. I highly suspect that Isaac had red hair and Rebekah was brunette. Two different DNA type just as Cain and Abel.

  • @7thangelad586
    @7thangelad586 5 лет назад

    Gen. 27.

  • @msmargo6525
    @msmargo6525 5 лет назад

    What???

  • @ronnietyson3416
    @ronnietyson3416 2 года назад

    The most hot chose Jacob to be the promise seed. The white man is Edom

  • @edwardstalling3113
    @edwardstalling3113 2 года назад +1

    Who cares about their feeling, God say Esau i hate Jacob i love, esau iCAME OUT RED, PINCH YOURSELF WHITEMAN. NOW FOLLOW ESAU. WHICH IS YOU.