This may seem a bit redundant, but here is one further testament of Esau’s blessings and his place in history. Esau was the son of
The Chiefs of Edom (Genesis 36:15-30)
This passage of Scripture lifts up the family of Esau in great detail. It shares who the progeny of Esau was. His family is blessed,
A Plan Comes Together (Genesis 35:27-36:14)
Jacob finally made it back to Canaan, where his father Isaac still lived, even though far advanced in years. He and Esau were there when
The Family Circle is Completed (Genesis 35:16-26)
Jacob’s wife Rachel had her last child, Benjamin. She wanted to call him Ben-Oni (Son of My Sorrow). Benjamin (Son of My Right Hand) was
Back to Bethel (Genesis 34:1-35:15)
While the story of the Dinah incident is chilling and puzzling, the main thought I see emerging from this account is the trip back to
God, the God of Israel (Genesis 33:18-20)
This very short passage shows Jacob getting about the business of reclaiming his rightful inheritance as a descendant of Abraham. He even went to the
