Brokenness to Wholeness This is a story of relationships, forgivness, restoration, brokenness and wholeness. God has a plan for our lives. We must stay with the Word of God, remain humble even in tough times and remember where you’ve been. Never burn your bridges do your best to rebuild your way back into healthy relationships. Joseph never got bitter, but better.

The birthright gave whoever owned it 3 things:1. A superior rank in his family.2. A double portion of the paternal inheritance. A portion twice as big as the others.3. The priestly office in the family.Lessons we learned from Esau:1. Spiritual blessings can be lost by living for the moment.2. Don’t undervalue what is most important, and overvalue what has temporary importance.

The birthright gave whoever owned it 3 things: 1. A superior rank in his family. 2. A double portion of the paternal inheritance. A portion twice as big as the others. 3. The priestly office in the family. Lessons we learned from Esau: 1. Spiritual blessings can be lost by living for the moment. 2. Don’t undervalue what is most important, and overvalue what has temporary importance.

The Incident at Babel: One would think that God would appreciate the desire of men to be able to communicate at anytime, be united in mission, be committed to community, and use their intelligence. God put a stop to what seemed to be a great idea. They focused on unity and community? From a human perspective these four ideas sound great, however, from a divine perspective these ideas created some concern for God. God saw behind the desire of men and put a stop to it.

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