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What Isaac, Jacob and Esau were REALLY like.
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 26:34-28:9
Paul argues that Christians have been given freedom to participate in many different activities. Nevertheless, he also argues that Christians must consider carefully how their liberty will affect other brothers and sisters in Christ.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 115
Isaac and his children receive the blessing of the Land of Promise because of Abraham’s obedience, which signifies Christ’s obedience.
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 26:1-33
Undivided devotion to the Lord in the Latter Days results in true happiness.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 42:1-9
The story of the birth of Jacob and Esau demonstrates that “God’s purpose of election might continue, not because of works but because of his call.”
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 25:19-34
Because God the King has redeemed you from sin, death and the devil, you are free to fulfill your obligations in life (your “callings”) and motivated to do so as a servant of the King.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 43:1-13
Stay true to your calling as a faithful spouse in marriage in order to deal with the pressures of the world.
Old Testament Lesson: Malachi 2:10-16
Sex and marriage are good; sex within marriage being restorative.
Old Testament Lesson: Genesis 2:18-25
In Abraham’s death he finally receives the promises of God.
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 25:1-18
The burial of Sarah and marriage of Isaac to Rebekah confirm the promises of God to give Abraham many descendents and the land of Canaan, which signifies heaven.
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 23 and 24
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