As Jacob prepares to meet his brother Esau, he cooks up an elaborate scheme to protect what is important to him - but Esau welcomes him with open arms.

Jacob wrestled a mysterious character till the break of dawn at the ford of Jabbok. Down the ages, people have debated who this figure could be.

Jacob was scared by the report that Esau was coming to meet him with a company of 400 men.

After more than 20 years, Jacob begins coming home when he hears that Esau is on his way to meet him.

After years of his abuse and lies, Jacob can no longer hold his tongue and gives Laban a piece of his mind.

We see that the tough times in Laban's home have taught Jacob humility as he consults his wives about future decisions.

Jacob cuts a deal with Laban to begin building his own flocks and herds.

As Jacob realizes he has served Laban for 20 years and has nothing to show for it, he becomes impatient to return to strike off on his own.

We continue following the story of Jacob and the fallout from his decision to live in polygamy.

Although many of the heroes of the Bible practiced it, God's plan was never for polygamy to be His model for the family - and it brings heartache and problems to Jacob.