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 Jacob decides to leave Laban's household and return to his homeland with his family and possessions. Laban pursues Jacob, but God appears to Laban in a dream and warns him not to harm Jacob. Laban and Jacob make a covenant and part ways peacefully.

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In chapter 27, Jacob, with the help of his mother Rebekah, poses as his brother Esau in order to receive his father Isaac's blessing and inherit the family's wealth and power. Esau, who had been out hunting, returns to find that Jacob has taken his blessing and is furious. 
In chapter 28, Isaac sends Jacob away to find a wife and build his own family.
In chapter 29, Jacob meets and falls in love with Rachel, the daughter of his uncle Laban, and agrees to work for Laban for seven years in order to marry her. However, Laban tricks Jacob into marrying Rachel's older sister Leah on the wedding day, and Jacob has to work another seven years to marry Rachel.

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Today we look at Genesis 25 and 26. We look at the birth of Isaac's twin sons, Esau and Jacob, and of how Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of stew.

Isaac, who, like his father Abraham, goes to Gerar in the land of the Philistines to escape a famine. There, he poses as Sarah's brother to protect her from being taken by the local ruler. God blesses Isaac with a bountiful harvest, but Isaac's livestock and servants cause conflict with the Philistines. Eventually, Isaac moves to a new location and digs several wells, but the Philistines claim the wells as their own. Isaac eventually makes a treaty with them and moves on to a new place.

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In Genesis 22, God tests Abraham's faith by asking him to sacrifice his son Isaac as a burnt offering. Abraham willingly agrees to do so, but at the last moment, an angel of the Lord stops him and provides a ram to sacrifice instead. As a result of Abraham's faith, God promises to bless him and his descendants. In Genesis 23, Sarah, Abraham's wife, dies and is buried in a cave in the land of Canaan. And Genesis 24 Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for his son Isaac, and he finds Rebekah, who becomes Isaac's wife.

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Genesis 19-21 tells the story of the destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah for their wickedness. Two angels visit Lot, a nephew of Abraham, and warn him to flee the city. Lot's wife disobeys and turns into a pillar of salt. Lot's daughters fearing they will never have children, get their father drunk and have children by him. The story continues with the birth of Isaac, the son of Abraham and Sarah, and the banishment of Hagar and Ishmael as Sarah becomes jealous of Hagar's son. God renews his promise to Abraham that his descendants will be as numerous as the stars in the sky.

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Genesis 16-18 tells the story of Hagar, a slave girl who belonged to Sarah, the wife of Abraham. Sarah is unable to have children and asks Hagar to bear a child for her and her husband. Hagar becomes pregnant with a son, Ishmael, but Sarah later gives birth to Isaac. Sarah becomes jealous of Hagar and her son and orders them to be banished from the household. God speaks to Hagar in the wilderness, promising to make her son the father of a great nation. The chapter concludes with God renewing his promise to Abraham that his descendants will be as numerous as the stars in the sky.

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Genesis 12-15 tells the story of God's call to Abram (later renamed Abraham) to leave his home and journey to a new land. God promises to make Abraham the father of a great nation and to bless those who bless him and curse those who curse him. Abraham obeys and travels to the land of Canaan with his wife Sarai (later renamed Sarah), his nephew Lot, and his possessions. Along the way, they stop in Egypt for a time due to a famine, and Abraham fears for his life and tells the Egyptians that Sarah is his sister. As a result, Pharaoh takes Sarah into his household, but God intervenes and returns her to Abraham. The journey continues and they reach the land of Canaan. God renews his promise to Abraham and confirms the land will be given to his descendants.

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In these chapters, God speaks to Job out of a whirlwind and questions Job about his understanding of the world and his own righteousness. God points out that Job, as a mere mortal, cannot fully comprehend the ways of the Lord. Job repents and acknowledges the greatness and power of God. God then blesses Job with twice as much as he had before, and Job's friends, who had accused him of wrongdoing, also repent and offer sacrifices for their mistakes. The book ends with Job's prosperity and good health being restored.

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Job 38-39 is a dialogue between God and Job, in which God responds to Job's complaints about the suffering and injustice he has experienced. God explains that He created the world and all that is in it, including the forces of nature and the beasts of the field, and that Job is not capable of understanding the reasons for these things. God questions Job's ability to govern the world and to control the forces of nature, and asks Job if he was there when the world was created. These chapters serve to remind Job of the power and majesty of God, and to humble him in the face of God's sovereignty and wisdom.

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In Job 35-37, Elihu, a friend of Job, speaks to him and argues that God is just and righteous, and that Job's suffering is a result of his own sins. He also states that God does not always immediately punish the wicked, but that they will ultimately receive justice. Elihu encourages Job to repent and seek forgiveness from God in order to receive relief from his suffering. Additionally, Elihu asserts that it is not for mortals like Job to question God's ways or to fully understand the reasons for their suffering.

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