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Oct 12

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  godpraise60 added a text contribution Crossing the line

  Rebecca apparently did not trust her husband. Even though she was told by God that Jacob was the one whom God would bless, she suspected that Isaac would bless Esau. She found out first hand what Is... Read more »

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Sep 12

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  shannon_kirkpatrick added a text contribution Genesis 27 LMAP notes

  LITERAL = - Isaac is now fading out of the picture and the spotlight is turning onto Jacob. - Isaac is 137, the same age his brother Ishmael died at, so he's thinking on the end of things, and decid... Read more »

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Apr 2

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  daily_devotions added a link contribution Pleasent Smells

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  As soon as I walked through the kitchen door I could smell home. Read more »

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Jan 16

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  tylerjagen added a text contribution Genesis 27-31 Dysfunction Junction

  Wow, is there a lot of dysfunction! This goes to show God's genius of working out his eternal plan through such mess. God can work through dysfunction to get his will done. Thank goodness for that,... Read more »

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Jun 30

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  rightfromtheheart added a video contribution The Heartbreak and Deception of a Good Man

  Isaac begins strong but has a sad ending Read more »

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Jan 16

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  charlescameron added a text contribution Genesis 27:1-28:9

  27:1-40 The deception of Isaac by Jacob (prompted by Rebekah) is a sad episode, yet God - in grace - really bestows His blessing on Jacob. Beneath Jacob’s deceit, there was a real desire to be blesse... Read more »

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Aug 7

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  mhcc added a text contribution Matthew Henry: Genesis 27:1-5

  1-5 The promises of the Messiah, and of the land of Canaan, had come down to Isaac. Isaac being now about 135 years of age, and his sons about 75, and not duly considering the Divine word concerning h... Read more »

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