After Jacob resettles in the land of Canaan and fulfills his vow, God reaffirms his promises to Jacob and blesses him and his future generations.

When their sister is violated, the sons of Jacob respond with deception and violence.

Jacob, having encountered and committed himself to God, becomes a conduit for grace and forgiveness in his reunion with Esau.

After a lifetime of decisions meant to maintain a sense of personal control, Jacob is brought to a point of brokenness to realize the blessings he has always desired are found only in the Lord and are attained through giving up control to him.

Having been blessed by God, Jacob responds to God’s call to return to Canaan and experiences divine protection on the journey fleeing Laban.

Jacob implements a program to become wealthy and prosperous, but it is the Lord fulfilling his promises to Jacob which truly brings Jacob success.

Even though Jacob’s family was filled with envy, conflict, and favoritism, the Lord blessed Jacob by fulfilling the Lord's promises of abundant offspring.

The Lord’s presence with Jacob is exemplified as he arrives in Haran and begins to experience that he must reap the deception he has sowed.

As Jacob leaves the promised land to escape the wrath of Esau and find a wife in Paddan-aram, God appears to Jacob to reassure Jacob of God’s unconditional promises.

Although Jacob is successful at deceiving Isaac to receive his blessing, the consequences of a life of control begin to stack up against Jacob and his family.