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Genesis 32:22-30

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Isaac and Rebekah started well, trusting God to give them children. But as parents they developed very different values. It caused division in the family and heartbreak. Genesis 25:27-34

A new MP3 sermon from Newtownabbey Free Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Essau's Sin at 40 Subtitle: 40 in the Bible Speaker: Rev. John Woods Broadcaster: Newtownabbey Free Presbyterian Church Event: Devotional Date: 11/27/2023 Bible: Genesis 26:34 Length: 8 min.

The great showdown between Jacob and Essau after many decades takes place in this Parsha. There is much we can learn from this to apply to our lives. The strength and clarity of Jacob is one that has been bequeathed to his children — the Jewish nation!

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Jacob is told to return to his father's lands, but he fears what Essau, his older brother, whom he cheated out of his birthright and blessings, will do to him in revenge. God sent his angels ahead of him to protect Jacob and prepare Essau for his brother's return. Before Jacob met his older brother, he wrestled with God all night to receive His blessing. Jacob prevailed against God as it was told, but God humbled him by touching his hip socket to have injured him. Jacob received his blessings even though God had already revealed his promises to him as he promised his forefathers. Jacob met with Essau, and Essau opened his heart to welcome his brother to become united as brothers once again.Video at: https://youtu.be/5TCKwlaGTqoArticle at https://www.savedandloved.com/post/134-genesis-32-33-jacob-and-essau***********Support MrE and his channel at:Apocalypse Watchman by MrE, https://www.bitchute.com/channel/apocalypse_watchman/MrE, https://odysee.com/@MrE:cDonate to MrE at PayPal.me/mrehistoryPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mremedia***********Multiple ways to support my work:My books: https://www.savedandloved.com/shopDonate to my site: https://www.savedandloved.com/donateBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/savedandlovedDonate at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SavedAndLoved31

Clever Jacob tricks his older twin brother, Essau, into giving away his birthright to him in exchange for a bowl of soup. Essau was a hunter and loved by Isaac, while Rebekah loved Jacob. She schemed with Jacob to trick Isaac into giving a blessing meant for Essau to Jacob. She told him to wear goat hair on his hand and arm to trick Isaac into thinking it was Essau. It worked, and Jacob received all the blessings while Essau pleaded with his father to get any blessings. This story shows the power of parents to bless or curse their children. Something overlooked in our day, yet one can easily see the lack of parental blessing in people's lives. Those blessed by their parents prosper, while those without wander the earth struggling. All parents need to bless their children.Video at https://youtu.be/HrQ2rAA7epcArticle at https://www.savedandloved.com/post/132-genesis-26-27-isaac-blesses-jacob***********Support MrE and his channel at:Apocalypse Watchman by MrE, https://www.bitchute.com/channel/apocalypse_watchman/MrE, https://odysee.com/@MrE:cDonate to MrE at PayPal.me/mrehistoryPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mremedia***********Multiple ways to support my work:My books: https://www.savedandloved.com/shopDonate to my site: https://www.savedandloved.com/donateBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/savedandlovedDonate at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SavedAndLoved31

In this episode, I'm going to talk about the dangers of relying on your feelings. I think a lot of people rely on their feelings to guide them through life, but this isn't always the best way to go.This is illustrated in the bible story of Jacob and Essau. In the bible story of Isaac Jacob and Essau. Isaac told Essau to go out and find something wild and cook it the way I like it, then I am going to bless you. But Rebecca, Esau's mother cooked up a scheme to fool Isaac because he was blind and could not see. She went into the back yard and killed something that was not wild and cooked it to make it taste like something wild and gave it to Jacob to take to his father. When Jacob told her that his brother was hairy and he had smooth skin.  His mother glued animal skin to his arms so he would feel like his brother. This story shows the dangers of relying on your feelings.See this video on The Transform Your Mind YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@MyhelpsUs/videosTo see a transcripts of this audio as well as links to all the advertisers on the show page https://blog.myhelps.us/Follow Transform Your Mind on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrnamyoung/Follow Transform Your mind on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063738390977Please leave a rating and review on iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/transform-your-mind/id1144973094

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The Lineage of Essau

Tonight we continued our midweek series called: ELBA (Engaged Learning of the Bible with Application). This week's topic was Genesis 25-28: Jacob and Essau. For more information, please visit our website: www.allpeopleschurch.us or find us on social media!

Tonight we continued our midweek series called: ELBA (Engaged Learning of the Bible with Application). This week's topic was Genesis 25-28: Jacob and Essau. For more information, please visit our website: www.allpeopleschurch.us or find us on social media!

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This Sunday morning, Pastor Joe shares a Christmas message with a powerful typology of Jacob, Essau, Leah and Rachel as pictures of Christ and the people of Israel. The post Rev Series: Christmas in Genesis appeared first on Blessed Hope Chapel Church – Simi Valley, CA.

Don't Count Yourself OutGenesis 28:10-15 "Jacob left Beersheba and set out for Harran.  When he reached a certain place, he stopped for the night because the sun had set. Taking one of the stones there, he put it under his head and lay down to sleep.  He had a dream in which he saw a stairway resting on the earth, with its top reaching to heaven, and the angels of God were ascending and descending on it.  There above it stood the Lord, and he said: “I am the Lord, the God of your father Abraham and the God of Isaac. I will give you and your descendants the land on which you are lying. Your descendants will be like the dust of the earth, and you will spread out to the west and to the east, to the north and to the south. All peoples on earth will be blessed through you and your offspring. I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go, and I will bring you back to this land. I will not leave you until I have done what I have promised you.”The title of this episode is Don't Count Yourself Out.  Do you ever do this?  Do you ever hear about someone doing something and count yourself out because you don't think you are strong enough or you don't think you are good enough, or you are not enough in some other way?  Do you ever hear about someone receiving a blessing and count yourself out of receiving a blessing because you are not good enough or you are not holy enough?  I think we all count ourselves sometimes.  We hear about people receiving blessing and good things from God and we tell ourselves they are holier than we are.  They are better Christians that we are.  They are closer to God so of course He is blessing them.  We then proceed to think of all the ways where we are falling short.  We think of all the thing we are doing wrong and how God couldn't possibly bless us.  Yesterday in class we talked about the verse above and when I heard her talking about it I knew some of you needed to hear it as bad as I did.  In the verse above God is bestowing upon Jacob an amazing blessing. He is promising to give him and his descendants the land Jacob was laying on.  God is also promising Jacob his descendants will be like dust of the earth and will be spread out to the east, west, north and south.  Then he says all people on earth will be blessed through Jacob and his offspring.  God promises to be with Jacob, to watch over him, and to bring him back to that land.  I am not sure if you know the story of Jacob or not.  If you don't you probably assume Jacob is a great guy.  It is easy to assume he is a very holy man that was doing everything right. However, this is not the case.In Genesis 27, the chapter right before this, Isaac, Jacob's dad, asked Essau, Jacob's brother, to prepare him some food and then he will give him the blessing he deserves because he is the oldest.  However, Jacob's mom persuades Jacob to get the blessing instead.  Jacob dressed up like his brother, they even put goat skin on his hands so he would be hairy like his brother's hands.  Then he brought food into his father and pretended to be his brother.  His father doubted but Jacob convinced him and stole his brothers blessing.  When Essau came home he was really angry.  He begged his father for a blessing but there wasn't really one to be had, He had already given it to Jacob.  Essau was so angry he decided he would kill Jacob once his father passed away.  Their mother heard about Essau's plan and told Jacob to run away.  She told him to go and stay with her brother until Essau's anger calmed down.  It was on his way to her brother's house where Jacob has this dream.  Jacob was not doing everything right.  He was not the ideal person we would think God would choose to bless and yet God blessed him tremendously.  Do you know what that means?  That means He can bless you tremendously too.  It means you don't have to count yourself out from whatever it is you think you want to do or whatever it is God wants to do for you.If we look back through scripture we will see plenty of examples of where God used people we would have never chosen to do the things he wanted to get done.  God chose Tamar, a woman whose husband died and because her father in law refused to give his other younger son to her so she could conceive a child, as was the custom back then, she pretended to be a harlot and tricked her father in law into sleeping with her so she could conceive a son.  Tamar was definitely not doing everything right and yet God used Tamar is part of the lineage that brought about David the king and therefore our savior Jesus as well.  There is also Ruth, who was not even Christian, she was a moabite woman, a foreigner.  Even though she was not Christian she was great grandmother of David.  I know it feels like we are getting it all wrong sometimes.  I know it feels like we can't possibly be doing enough to earn God's blessings.  I know it feels like we are never good enough.  I know.  And yet, God isn't asking us to be good enough.  God isn't ask us to do enough.  God isn't asking much from us at all.  He isn't expecting us to get it all right.  He isn't expecting us to be perfect.  He is just expecting us to show up each day as we are and to spend some time with Him.  He does the blessings, not us.  There isn't a way to earn blessings.  God gives them freely to all who ask and to all who seek them.  The next time you are counting yourself out because you think you are not enough or because you think you have done too much wrong, think of Jacob.  Think of how he first stole his brother's birthright by telling Essau he can only have a bowl of soup if he gave up his birthright.  Essau was starving, so he agreed.  Then Jacob went in and pretended to be Essau to steal his blessing too.  Whatever it is you did, God can still bless you.  He is not counting you out, so don't count yourself out.  I heard a phrase in class last night and it really stuck with me.  The teacher said, “When we believe the lie we empower the liar.”  I love this.  The enemy is the father of lies.  When we believe these lies, we are empowering him and giving him authority in our lives.  God loves you, he loves you just as you are.  He made you and He is our good, good Father.   Don't count yourself out.  God will use you if that is what you want.  God will bless you.  God isn't looking for perfection.  If you don't believe me, go back and look at almost every bible story written.  David was blessed beyond belief and yet he had an affair and then had the girl's husband killed in battle.  I could go on but I will leave the rest of the stories up to you.  Hopefully you can already see whatever you did, it is not enough to count you out of God's blessing.  There is nothing you can do that would exclude your from God's blessings.  God is always waiting with open arms for us to turn back and repent.  Don't count yourself out!Dear heavenly Father, I ask you to bless all those listening to this episode today.  Lord, help us to realize you love us right were we are.  Help us to see you don't need us to be perfect, you just need us to be us. Help us to not count ourselves out.  Lord please bless us as abundantly as you blessed Jacob. Please bless our perfectly imperfect lives Lord.  We love you Lord, you are truly amazing.  We ask all of this in accordance with you will and in Jesus' holy name, Amen!Thank you so much for joining me on this journey to walk boldly with Jesus.  I am not sure who our witness will be tomorrow but I am sure the Holy Spirit will provide one.  Remember, Jesus loves you and so do I!  Have a blessed day!  

En este capítulo platiqué con Essau sobre la vez que se encontró un cuerpo muert0 en un motel, cómo su esposa se enteró de que estaba embarazada 5 meses después de estarlo, mi sueño de ser despachador de gasolina cuando estaba chiquito, ¿cómo no sentirte nervioso en público?, el peligro de ser comediante hoy en día, estar en un bloqueo creativo, cómo mi sueño de ser futbolista se fue al caraj0, la vez que me burlé de un gobernador en frente de él, ¿se puede hacer chistes de todo?, lo difícil que es hacer humor negro, y un buen de cosas más…Si te gustó, sígueme :)Te mando un abrazote. y muchísimas gracias por ayudarme a cumplir este sueño!

Many times in life we sell out on things due to pressure missing out on what God has for us and getting consequences instead. Genesis 25:29-34 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fighttothefinish-1979/support

On this podcast of Sonshine USA our Bible study teacher Warren Landis expounds from Malachi Chapters 1 and 2. Malachi is the final prophet of the Old Testament. An outline of the first two chapters of Malachi is : 1. God's Love for Isreal 2. God's Hatred of Essau 3. Malachi rebukes sinful, wayward priests --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warren-landis4/support

On this podcast of Sonshine USA our Bible study teacher Warren Landis expounds from the Book of Obadiah. It is indeed a short book. Just one chapter (21 verse) long. It is a prophecy against the Edomites who were descendant of Essau. (Jacob's twin brother) Thou we as Christians face times of hardship....in the end...we WIN !!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warren-landis4/support

I was listening to Genesis 25 the story of Esau and Jacob the Twins I am not a theologian; I am not suggesting that this is what God is saying, I'm just sharing with you what I got out of this when I heard the story.Essau born first- therefore has the bigger inheritanceJacob born after so smaller inheritance.Esau was a hunter always out looking for the next pray, one day he came from the field after being out a very long time and caught nothing·  Have you ever been at something for a long time, and feel like you are getting nowhere?·  Feeling exhausted·  Feeling hungry for something·  Feeling sorry for yourself·  Feeling defeated·  Your pissed·  You start comparing your situation with others Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/straight-talk-no-sugar-added-podcast/donations

“J” is for Jenkins, Essau (1910-1972). Civil rights activist.

This Sunday's message is on frugality. Frugality is the wise use of the resources God has given you.   So, how do you practice Frugality? The first thing is to understand the principal of valuation. This is an understanding of placing value of the people and resources God has given you.   In Genesis 25:33 the Word says, “And Jacob said, swear to me this day; and he sware unto him: and he sold his birthright unto Jacob.” Essau did not value is birthright and sold it for a bowl of porridge. He cried bitterly in the end when he finally realized that he had made a mistake.   You will be good stewards for God! You will appreciate what God gives you! Listen to today's message to do deeper into how to value the things in your life.

As Believers, we often find ourselves misplacing our values. We underestimate the value of what we have been given and sell off the assets that appreciate in exchange for those that depreciate. In today's Wisdom Inspired episode, we see an example of this type of transaction in the story of Essau. Scriptural Ref. Gen. 25:29-34 ++++++ Wisdom Inspired is a podcast designed to help High Achievers jump-start the day with the fuel needed to help propel you to keep moving forward and is sponsored by the AAC CoWorking community. A Faith-Based VIRTUAL CoWorking & Collaboration Community for High Achieving female entrepreneurs, For more about our virtual coworking and collaborating community and how you can benefit from the resources and transformational coaching and community, send an email to hello@aaccoworking.com #WisdomInspired #WisdomInspiredPodcast #WisdomInspiredSuccessCall --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wisdominspired/message

Eliyahu reads commentary and discusses the portion of Toldot, and what it means that Jacob was actually relieving Esau of the birthright because Essau didn't want the responsibility of it. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Today on the Daily Nugget, Mike looks into the story of Jacob and Essau. These twins could not have been more different from each other. One is driven by his gut, the other by his wits… Believe it or not, neither of them is right!

Speaker or Performer: Bro. Tommy Miller Date of Delivery: September 5, 2021

Gen28 Jacob laid his rock on a pillow/ and showed him Jacob's ladder Luz means separation of departure He changed the separation between the rock and the gate of heaven Why does Jesus say the gates of Hell? A gate metaphor is a transition of reality The realities of Hell will not override my church Our prayer less ness you can be confronted with a temptation Jacob means “Replacer” Luz was the city's name…meaning a "place of separation| Jacob renamed city Luz to the new city of his rock pillow Bethel or “God's House” He replaced Essau as the first born Going to church is our birthright Going to work and excusing yourself as selling our birthright (Essau) God has no respect for quitters Quitters bring themselves to pity when they could have had blessing The Gate call belonging to the right time, and season flourishing Abortion is a gate of hell Gen28 V17 How awesome is this place the house of God and the gate of Heaven The rock pillow was the house of God Jacob renamed the place to Bethel was the rock pillow A true marker of significance Petra/Petros Upon this rock…He didn't say upon this revelation I will build my church And the gates (realities) will not prevail against my church Satan has created his own delusion to pervert God's reality Every Hebrew name has a meaning The very last thing Nehemiah had to do is set the gates of Jerusalem in place The gates again represent a "change of reality" His enemies tried to kill him even though Nehemiah had legal right to be there The enemy tried to lure him away to from Nehemiah's purpose which was to rebuild the temple and reset the gates

Sunday, July 11 Genesis 26:19-34 1. Sibling Rivalry is at the root of this story - How have you seen sibling rivalry play out in your life or family? 2. Some theologians suggest that Issac and Rebekah chose to self actualize (realization or fulfillment of one's talents and potentialities) through their children. Do you see this in the story? What about in Genesis 27 when Rebekah helps Jacob be deceptive? If you are a parent, how does this impact your parenting? 3. Esau sold his birthright (a double portion of his father’s wealth and the leadership responsibility of being the eldest in a patriarchal society) for a bowl of stew - the literal translation is some “red stuff”. How have you seen your desire for instant gratification derail the things for which you are created? (Also see Philippians 3:18-19) 4. Read Romans 9:16. How does this scripture inform our understanding of both Jacob and Esau - Two men in Abraham’s familial line with all kinds of character flaws, supposed to bring about God’s blessing to the many nations.

Sunday, July 11 Genesis 26:19-34 1. Sibling Rivalry is at the root of this story - How have you seen sibling rivalry play out in your life or family? 2. Some theologians suggest that Issac and Rebekah chose to self actualize (realization or fulfillment of one's talents and potentialities) through their children. Do you see this in the story? What about in Genesis 27 when Rebekah helps Jacob be deceptive? If you are a parent, how does this impact your parenting? 3. Esau sold his birthright (a double portion of his father’s wealth and the leadership responsibility of being the eldest in a patriarchal society) for a bowl of stew - the literal translation is some “red stuff”. How have you seen your desire for instant gratification derail the things for which you are created? (Also see Philippians 3:18-19) 4. Read Romans 9:16. How does this scripture inform our understanding of both Jacob and Esau - Two men in Abraham’s familial line with all kinds of character flaws, supposed to bring about God’s blessing to the many nations.

Sunday, July 11 Genesis 26:19-34 1. Sibling Rivalry is at the root of this story - How have you seen sibling rivalry play out in your life or family? 2. Some theologians suggest that Issac and Rebekah chose to self actualize (realization or fulfillment of one's talents and potentialities) through their children. Do you see this in the story? What about in Genesis 27 when Rebekah helps Jacob be deceptive? If you are a parent, how does this impact your parenting? 3. Esau sold his birthright (a double portion of his father’s wealth and the leadership responsibility of being the eldest in a patriarchal society) for a bowl of stew - the literal translation is some “red stuff”. How have you seen your desire for instant gratification derail the things for which you are created? (Also see Philippians 3:18-19) 4. Read Romans 9:16. How does this scripture inform our understanding of both Jacob and Esau - Two men in Abraham’s familial line with all kinds of character flaws, supposed to bring about God’s blessing to the many nations.

Isaac Rebecca Jacob and Essau

In tonight's message we go through Romans 9 we talked about Issac and Jacob and Essau and we talked about the clay and potter. 3-19-21

Jacob wrestles with God and reunites with Essau.

Pastor Gabe is joined by JSBC Professor, Paris Ragan and Shaun Murphy. - Sonlife Broadcasting Network - 11/14/20. Please visit www.crossfireyouthministry.com for more information. Episode Length: 54:01

The sibling rivalry initiated by Essau against his brother, Jacob, led to on-going battles between the Amalakites and Israelites. Moses and Joshua’s actions recorded in Exodus 17:8-6 reveal that seeking God’s help involves our perseverance,...

La Amargura de Essau - Pastor Jose E. Guerrero

Again and again in Genesis, we find the stories of rivals. Cain and Abel, Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Essau. It's almost as if the Bible is trying to tell us something about how we relate to one another. And today we enter again the story of Sarah and Hagar.

God gives us an example through Jacob and Essau on living at peace with our family. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

HJ Cronjé vertel vandag vir ons nog een van sy Kalahari stories. Sy getuienis verhale het 'n geestelike boodskap, maar word vertel in daardie unieke styl wat mens slegs daar op die kaal vlaktes kan optel. Vandag se storie se naam is "Essau se motiewe". Heerlike luistergenot!

PODsiacaso presentado por Feyo Aguilera. Continuamos con la segunda temporada y hoy tenemos de invitadazos a Luiki Wiki y a Essau Sayas (de nuevo). Grabado el 14 de Marzo 2020 en Celaya Guanajuato. Hablamos sobre la cuarentena y el termino de un ciclo en la comedia de Celaya.

PODsiacaso presentado por Feyo Aguilera. Continuamos con la segunda temporada y hoy tenemos de invitadazos a Luiki Wiki y a Essau Sayas (de nuevo). Grabado el 14 de Marzo 2020 en Celaya Guanajuato. Hablamos sobre la cuarentena y el termino de un ciclo en la comedia de Celaya.

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Deeper Dive Theme: JWald and Pastor Joe discuss who the three angels are, why the cross is foolishness to non-Christians but means everything to the Christian and why did the Bible say God hated Essau. We also learn that Joe is still struggling to pronounce chiastic. Episode Title: Apocalypse Episode 22: Not All Good News Is The Good News! Host: JWald Guest: Pastor Joseph Saljaan Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/5018913 Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/apocalypse-episode-22-not-all-good-news-is-the-good-news Date: November 5, 2019 Subscribe for more YouTube Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV JWald's Deeper Dive Questions to Pastor Joe: What does gospel mean in Greek? Please expand on the meaning of your title? What does the cross mean in the Seventh-day Adventist logo? What is a chiastic structure? What is the important theme in Revelation? Who are the three angels? Who do the three angels fly? Why is there extreme danger in working on the Sabbath just one time? Viewer's Questions to Pastor Joe? When did the cross stop being a symbol of violence to Christians? Why does the Bible say God hated Essua? Was that fair to Essau? Was he predestined to be lost? Tags: #psdatv #psdapodcast #podcast #AdventistPodcast #ChristianPodcast #AdventistPodcasts For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show.

Deeper Dive Theme: JWald and Pastor Joe discuss who the three angels are, why the cross is foolishness to non-Christians but means everything to the Christian and why did the Bible say God hated Essau. We also learn that Joe is still struggling to pronounce chiastic. Episode Title: Apocalypse Episode 22: Not All Good News Is The Good News! Host: JWald Guest: Pastor Joseph Saljaan Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/5018913 Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/apocalypse-episode-22-not-all-good-news-is-the-good-news Date: November 5, 2019 Subscribe for more YouTube Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV JWald's Deeper Dive Questions to Pastor Joe: What does gospel mean in Greek? Please expand on the meaning of your title? What does the cross mean in the Seventh-day Adventist logo? What is a chiastic structure? What is the important theme in Revelation? Who are the three angels? Who do the three angels fly? Why is there extreme danger in working on the Sabbath just one time? Viewer's Questions to Pastor Joe? When did the cross stop being a symbol of violence to Christians? Why does the Bible say God hated Essua? Was that fair to Essau? Was he predestined to be lost? Tags: #psdatv #psdapodcast #podcast #AdventistPodcast #ChristianPodcast #AdventistPodcasts For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show.

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV Deeper Dive Theme: JWald, Dawn, Dr. Fidel Soto, Cara Soto and Dr. Hyveth Williams discuss the Jesus at the Center series, how God restores us and whether we should fear the judgement. We also find out if Dr. Soto has even crashed his drone. Episode Title: Jesus at the Center III Host: JWald & Dawn Williams Guest: Dr. Fidel Soto and Dr. Hyveth Williams Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/REV.22.1-6.esv Notes: http://bible.com/events/2013712 Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GEN.32.24-32.esv Notes: http://bible.com/events/3191807 Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/jesus-at-the-center-episode-7-the-god-of-restoration Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/jesus-at-the-center-episode-8-face-to-face-with-god-as-judge Date: October 22, 2019 Dawn and JWald's Question to Dr. Fidel and Cara: Explain why you chose your sermon title? What does God restore? Why did you say that God is generous when He restores us? Cara, what are your thoughts on how God's restoration works? Will our restoration exceed that of the state of Adam pre-sin? Why do you have a drone? How far have you flown the drone? Have you ever crashed the drone? Cara, do you know how to fly the drone? Have you crashed it also? Is it OK to question God? What are the different kinds of touch? Dawn and JWald's Question to Dr. Hyveth: Why was Jacob so blessed? Why did Jacob suffer so much tragedy? Why is God the God of those who have had bitter experiences? Why does God break us before restoring us? What accents do you have? If Jacob thought it was Essau, why did he ask for a blessing? Why was Uzzah killed by God? What can we learn by Uzzah's touch of the ark? Is it good to wrestle with God? Do we wrestle with God or does God wrestle with us? Why do we fear God judging us? Why don't we think God is fair? Questions for Dr. Hyveth from the Pastor's Line Did Jacob wrestle with an angel or with Christ? Why does God favor sinners? Tags: #psdatv #psdapodcast #podcast #AdventistPodcast #ChristianPodcast #AdventistPodcasts #jatc #JesusAtTheCenter #restoration #restore #enemy #thief #relationships #steal #stolen #fellowship #life #paradise #TreeOfLife #death #victory #fear #curse #judge #jacob #wrestle #Israel #wrestle #bless #blessing #overcome #prevail #deliver #deliverance For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show.

Subscribe for more Videos: http://www.youtube.com/c/PlantationSDAChurchTV Deeper Dive Theme: JWald, Dawn, Dr. Fidel Soto, Cara Soto and Dr. Hyveth Williams discuss the Jesus at the Center series, how God restores us and whether we should fear the judgement. We also find out if Dr. Soto has even crashed his drone. Episode Title: Jesus at the Center III Host: JWald & Dawn Williams Guest: Dr. Fidel Soto and Dr. Hyveth Williams Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/REV.22.1-6.esv Notes: http://bible.com/events/2013712 Key text: https://www.bible.com/bible/59/GEN.32.24-32.esv Notes: http://bible.com/events/3191807 Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/jesus-at-the-center-episode-7-the-god-of-restoration Sermon Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/plantationsda/jesus-at-the-center-episode-8-face-to-face-with-god-as-judge Date: October 22, 2019 Dawn and JWald's Question to Dr. Fidel and Cara: Explain why you chose your sermon title? What does God restore? Why did you say that God is generous when He restores us? Cara, what are your thoughts on how God's restoration works? Will our restoration exceed that of the state of Adam pre-sin? Why do you have a drone? How far have you flown the drone? Have you ever crashed the drone? Cara, do you know how to fly the drone? Have you crashed it also? Is it OK to question God? What are the different kinds of touch? Dawn and JWald's Question to Dr. Hyveth: Why was Jacob so blessed? Why did Jacob suffer so much tragedy? Why is God the God of those who have had bitter experiences? Why does God break us before restoring us? What accents do you have? If Jacob thought it was Essau, why did he ask for a blessing? Why was Uzzah killed by God? What can we learn by Uzzah's touch of the ark? Is it good to wrestle with God? Do we wrestle with God or does God wrestle with us? Why do we fear God judging us? Why don't we think God is fair? Questions for Dr. Hyveth from the Pastor's Line Did Jacob wrestle with an angel or with Christ? Why does God favor sinners? Tags: #psdatv #psdapodcast #podcast #AdventistPodcast #ChristianPodcast #AdventistPodcasts #jatc #JesusAtTheCenter #restoration #restore #enemy #thief #relationships #steal #stolen #fellowship #life #paradise #TreeOfLife #death #victory #fear #curse #judge #jacob #wrestle #Israel #wrestle #bless #blessing #overcome #prevail #deliver #deliverance For more information on Plantation SDA Church, please visit us at http://www.plantationsda.tv. Church Copyright License (CCLI) License Number: 1659090 CCLI Stream License License Number: CSPL079645 Support the show.

PODsiacaso presentado por Feyo Aguilera. Comienza la segunda temporada y arrancamos con unos padrinazos de lujo; Coco Celis y Essau Sayas. Grabado el 19 de septiembre en Charros Bar desde Celaya Guanajuato. Hablamos sobre robos espectaculares, situaciones extrañas y muchas cosas más.

PODsiacaso presentado por Feyo Aguilera. Comienza la segunda temporada y arrancamos con unos padrinazos de lujo; Coco Celis y Essau Sayas. Grabado el 19 de septiembre en Charros Bar desde Celaya Guanajuato. Hablamos sobre robos espectaculares, situaciones extrañas y muchas cosas más.

Neville Goddards Lecture, "Essau,Jacob and Isreal" Brought to you by Neville Goddard: The Complete Reader Youtube Giving Voice to the Wisdom of the Ages Over 300 I AM Meditations

Neville Goddards Lecture, "Essau and Jacob" Brought to you by Neville Goddard: The Complete Reader Youtube Giving Voice to the Wisdom of the Ages Over 300 I AM Meditations

Coach Jesus, Jean-Paul Sartre and Josiah Royce "But I am like a green olive tree in the house of God; I trust in the mercy of God for ever and ever" (Psalm 25). Chad Harbach in his novel The Art of Fielding writes about Schwarz a stocky, strong young football and baseball player. He feels determined not to become one of those "ex-jocks" who considered high school and college the best days of their lives.1 For this reason, despite everyone's expectations, he resists going into coaching. The author describes his state of mind. "He already knew how to coach. All you had to do was to look at each of your players and ask yourself: What story does this guy wish that someone would tell about himself? And then you told the guy that story. You told it with a hint of doom. You included his flaws. You emphasized the obstacles that could prevent him from succeeding... People love to suffer as long as the suffering made sense. Everybody suffered. The key was to choose your form of suffering... A good coach made you suffer in a way that suited you." The Puritan preacher Jonathan Edwards' (1703-1758) perhaps second most famous sermon was called "The Excellency of Christ."2 Edwards describes "the admirable conjunction" of opposites in Jesus who is both the Lion of Judah and the Lamb of God. Christ sits in power at the right hand of the Almighty, above galaxies, at the origin of all things, and yet is so humble that he would be our friend. Nowhere does Edwards describe Jesus as a coach. But this is one way that the mystical Christ becomes present in our life. Christ offers stories that can become our own, that will change how we experience everything. My life has been transformed by Jesus and continues to be. This story of Martha and Mary has sunk deep into my consciousness and profoundly affects how I understand the world and how I act in it. Martha invites Jesus over. Mary breaks social taboos by sitting at the feet of Jesus with the male disciples. Martha bitterly insists that Jesus should order Mary to work like her. And Coach Jesus says, "Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things; one thing is needful. Mary has chosen the good portion, which shall not be taken away from her" (Lk. 10). At various stages I have asked friends what they think of this story and often they have strong feelings. Many times they feel frustrated and take offense at Jesus. They identify with Martha. They point out that someone has to do these tasks. They want her work to be rewarded. The relationship between all siblings is complicated and many of us simply identify more closely with Martha. Often Bible stories simply do not affirm our sense of fairness.3 Stories like Mary and Martha, the Prodigal Son, the Parable of the Day Laborers, Jacob and Essau, Cain and Abel unsettle us. These are stories about people who did not work hard, who should not have been rewarded, but somehow received more than they deserved. In our secular time stories still are what provide orientation in our life. Because we deeply believe in meritocracy, the Bible's lack of respect for our notions of fairness is hard for us. Being deeply attached to fairness may be for us a sign that we lack faith in God. In life context is everything. That is true for the Bible also. This morning we have only part of the story. The episode begins when a lawyer comes to Jesus wondering how to inherit eternal life. Jesus asks what scripture says and the lawyer correctly answers that there are two great commandments, to love the Lord your God with all of your heart and soul and mind. The second commandment is like unto it, love your neighbor as yourself.4 The lawyer asks, "who is my neighbor?" and Jesus answers with the story of the Good Samaritan. It illustrates that loving our neighbor means transcending our identity, and reaching across boundaries to care for another person. This story of Martha and Mary on the other hand is an answer to the question of how we love God. For me, after a lifetime of study, each year it becomes less about fairness and more about learning to listen. Paying attention is how we love God. This morning I want to point out three brief implications of this kind of listening from two philosophers and a theologian. 1. Choosing. On October 28, 1945 the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) gave a talk at the Club Maintenant in Paris to a surprisingly large crowd He concluded by telling the story of an ex-student who had come to him for advice during World War II. The young man's brother had been killed in battle in 1940 fighting the Germans. His father became a collaborator with the Germans and deserted the family. This young man was his mother's only support and companion.5 The young man really wanted to go across the border through Spain to England where he hoped to fight the Nazis with the Free French forces in exile. In this way he longed to avenge his brother, defy his father and save his country. The only problem was that there would be no one to care for his mother during this time of food shortages and violent upheaval. How do you decide between contributing to the greater good and caring for your mother? According to Sartre established authorities like priests and scholars have nothing to offer. Our inner voice is also confused by competing values. We wonder if we are deceiving ourselves. In short, nothing can relieve us of the burden of freedom. Social conventions, our history, psychology and habits are what he calls "the situation" in which we act. But they do not finally determine what we will do. We are free to choose and in that decision we become who we will be. With each decision we create our self. Although the young man faces a particularly dramatic decision, all of us are in the same situation. We are compelled to invent who we will be. In every instant we are determining what kind of a relationship we will have with God. We can be so busy with our careers and our cell phones that we create a self that is incapable of sitting still and listening to Jesus. 2. Loving. The turn of the twentieth century Harvard philosophy professor Josiah Royce (1855-1916) grew up in Grass Valley California. As a boy he would visit the grave of a gold prospector behind his house and wonder what it would feel like to live and die so anonymously, alone and far from home. He always felt a bit like an outsider.6 Royce's son Christopher was diagnosed with "acute abulia" a mental illness that we might call depression today and died in his twenties. While his colleagues emphasized experience and individualism Royce talked about community. Royce worried about the way modern life seems to detach and isolate us. He always emphasized the importance of belonging to a greater whole, of our loyalty to, even our love for, this world entrusted to our care. One of his students William Ernest Hocking (1873-1966) with his wife Agnes wrote a book called The Meaning of God in Human Experience. The tile of Chapter 23 is "Prayer and its Answer."7 They call prayer active, a way of seeking the Divine through worship. The answer comes when we passively and effortlessly receive God. They write, "The best known of all experiences of [this] mystic type is that of discovering the individuality of another person."8 Mary discovers Jesus in just this way. We too meet Jesus in our deepest connections with other people. 3. Joyfully. The theologian Karl Barth (1886-1968) writes that our humanity arises out of what he calls being in encounter, from the quality of our relationships with other people. This is always a reciprocal relationship. It involves really sharing ourselves and being genuinely open to someone's real differences from us. He describes four elements to this. First, it means really looking another person in the eye in a way that allows our self to be seen. Second, it involves really listening to others and speaking the truth about ourselves. Third, it means being ready to help and to be helped. But these are not enough. To really be human we need to do these things "gladly." At our very heart, if we do not do something gladly, it is not who we really are. Our fundamental humanity is not something that we can just choose to put on or take off like a hat.9 If someone said "be joyful!" you might wonder where to start and what to do. We usually regard joy as a passing feeling that just happens to us rather than a habitual disposition that shapes our experience of the world. If you really want to experience joy you need to realize that it comes to us when we cultivate a sense of gratitude and humility. Joy arises out of a life of prayer. Anne Lammott writes that the most essential prayers fall into three categories that can be each described with a single word. "Help. Thanks. Wow." In each of these moments turning to God leads us more deeply into an experience of gladness. In conclusion, like a good coach or better like a true friend, Jesus tells us the story that will transform our lives, so that some good may come of the suffering that is uniquely our own. As I listen at the feet of Christ this week I am learning that we can be free from the past, that with every choice we can draw closer to God and create something beautiful with who we are. Just as Jesus calls Martha in from her solitary work, he invites us also to step out of the isolating individualism of our culture and to seek that mystic experience of the holiness present in every person. The cares and anxieties that we take on do not have to own us. By living with gratitude, humility and love we can open find abiding joy. Let us pray: As Martha served you, Lord, so too may we with faithful hearts and loving care prepare all things for your feast. But grant us more, O Lord, that as we work we may be tuned with Mary’s ear to hear in all we do, the lessons that you teach. Amen (Adapted from Lucy Mason Nuesse).10 1 Chad Harbach, The Art of Fielding (NY: Back Bay Books, 2011) 149. 2 Jonathan Edwards, "The Excellency of Christ." http://www.leaderu.com/cyber/books/edwards/excellency.html 3 7 Pent (7-19-98) 11C. 4 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets. 5 Sarah Bakewell, The Existentialist Café: Freedom, Being, and Apricot Cocktails (NY: Other Press, 2016) 7-9. 6 John Kaag, American Philosophy: A Love Story (NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016) 165ff. 7 William Ernest Hocking, The Meaning of God in Human Experience: A Philosophic Study of Religion (New Haven, Connecticut, Yale University Press, 1912). https://archive.org/stream/meaningofgodinhu027626mbp/meaningofgodinhu027626mbp_djvu.txt 8 Ibid., 175. 9 Karl Barth, Church Dogmatics III.2: The Doctrine of Creation tr. H Knight, G.W. Bromiley, J.K.S. Reid, R.H. Fuller (NY: T & T Clark, 1960) 267. 10 Diocesan Altar Guild (6-19-04) 11C.

05-05-2019 - John Elkins continues to walk through the life of Jacob examining the encounter with Essau

¡hoy en Diferido hablamos con Mau Nieto, Erik Zamora y Essau Sayas acerca del Standup en México, nos reímos, lloramos. […] / Diferido Podcast, 2019. Derechos Reservados.

In this episode of ThinkArctic, we visit the 2018 Alaska Federation of Natives conference in Anchorage and speak with Arctic Youth Ambassador Essau Sinnok about climate change and connectivity in his home village of Shishmaref, Alaska.

In this episode of ThinkArctic, we visit the 2018 Alaska Federation of Natives conference in Anchorage and speak with Arctic Youth Ambassador Essau Sinnok about climate change and connectivity in his home village of Shishmaref, Alaska.

Om moeg te word is deel van die lewe en deel van menswees. Mens raak moeg. Ons moet egter oppas wanneer ons moeg is. Essau verkoop sy geboortereg omdat hy so moeg is: Gen 25:29; Heb 12:16 Moegheid is een van die snellers van verslawing. Boredom, Magteloosheid, Passive retaliation, nuuskierigheid. Wanneer jy moeg is, is jy kwesbaar en meer blootgestel. Daarom kan jy nie daar vertoef nie. Emosionele moegheid maak ‘n mens selfs nog meer kwesbaar. Ek het my moeg geroep om hulp, my keel is hees geroep, selfs my oë het ingegee soos ek vir my God gewag het. Ps 69:4 Jy kan iets doen omtrent jou moegheid: Bepaal wie se juk dra jy? Die juk van mense? Valse Verwagtinge? Dooie Werke? Ambisie? Vrees? Jesus se juk is sag. As die Here jou iets beveel, dan gee Hy ook die genade om die taak uit te voer. "Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you'll recover your life. I'll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won't lay anything heavy or ill-fitting on you. Keep company with me and you'll learn to live freely and lightly." Mat 11:30.Oppas om in te gee tot die temptasie om op te hou doen wat reg is, goed is. Gal 6:9-10 Selfs Jesus kon Sy kruis nie meer dra nie, en simon het ingestem om Hom te help. Moenie probeer jou kruis alleen dra nie. Mar 15:21 Ons veg van die posisie van rus:Daarom moet ons weet hoe om te rus. But David strengthened himself in the Lord his God. 1 Sam 30:6 1 Sam. 23:16; Isa. 25:4;8 Maniere om te ontspan en te rus. SamesynSlaapOefenEet gesondGeeLeerWerkSpeel Selfs jongmanne word moeg en raak afgemat, selfs manne in hulle fleur struikel en val, maar dié wat op die Here vertrou, kry nuwe krag. Hulle vlieg met arendsvlerke, hulle hardloop en word nie moeg nie, hulle loop en raak nie afgemat nie. Isa 40:30-31 Nogtans sal ek in die Here jubel Hab. 3:17–19Phil 4:13 Ek is tot alles in staat deur Hom wat my krag gee.

Don't Settle - A Bowl of Soup - Herbert Cooper - January 7, 2018

Don't Settle - A Bowl of Soup - Herbert Cooper - January 7, 2018

Don't Settle - A Bowl of Soup - Herbert Cooper - January 7, 2018

Don't Settle - A Bowl of Soup - Herbert Cooper - January 7, 2018

When Jacob and Essau fight, they go at it. Jacob was a manipulator and Essau was passive. What is your tendency? Are you a Jacob or Essau and how can Jesus deliver us out of our sinful tendencies and speak hope into our situations?

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In this next episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explores the torah portion Toldot. While the story of Toldot is that of the struggle between Jacob and Essau, Amichai has found a different focus. Amichai explores Genesis Chapter 25, Verse 22, and more specifically the word Lidrosh, which can be translated in so many ways. We hope that this episode will help you “grok” the nuance that is the wording of the torah.

Romans 8 ReviewConcern for the JewsThe Spiritual Descendants of AbrahamJacob I loved, Essau I hatedJustice, Mercy, and Grace, the meaning of

Reconciliiation and returns to Bethel

I was listening to Genesis 25 the story of Esau and Jacob the Twins I am not a theologian; I am not suggesting that this is what God is saying, I'm just sharing with you what I got out of this when I heard the story.Essau born first- therefore has the bigger inheritanceJacob born after so smaller inheritance.Esau was a hunter always out looking for the next pray, one day he came from the field after being out a very long time and caught nothing·  Have you ever been at something for a long time, and feel like you are getting nowhere?·  Feeling exhausted·  Feeling hungry for something·  Feeling sorry for yourself·  Feeling defeated·  Your pissed·  You start comparing your situation with others Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/straight-talk-no-sugar-added-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy