Did Esau Forgive Jacob? (Biblical Stories Explained) 

Praying for you; Jesus is the only Way. Isaiah 53 is a great chapter to read to better understand what He did for us.

Pray to God about it, try putting your faith in Jesus and you will see how it will grow

Oh wonderful, God Bless you 🙏

This guy is great. For Scriptures check out Dr Michael Hiesner . For a good old testament try book of Jasher

Amen stay on the path brother the Lord has a place for you.

Do you know if Jacob ever repented?

@@michelej9496 not sure

@@JJFrostMusic thank you.

Roman's 9: 11 for the children not yet being born nor done any good or evil the purpose according to ELECTION might stand according to scripture who did the most high elect so it was the most high doing not Jacob

​@@michelej9496 repent for what Roman's 9: 11 for the children not yet being born nor having to do good or evil that the purpose of the most high according to ELECTION might stand according to scripture who did the most high elect as his people

Nice perspective 👍

@@brokenmess9921 Thanks 🙏 it’s important to recognize that the Common Law of the Old Testament is quite different before the Exodus, because folks tend to throw rocks at the patriarchs and matriarchs using a standard that only truly evolved later on.. and rarely applied.. or applies even today, to the nobility. It’s held up as a Double Standard in order to castigate people that no one really knows, imho.. as a means of self justification through a side door by way of a “disrespect” towards them in order to justify their own personal perspectives on someone else or their God. Poor business that. It’s best to give grace to those upon whom heaven has shown mercy, for surely we all require Mercy in our own lives.

Could you line ur children up to die from least loved in front to go first to most loved more protected in back. That makes me sick. I wonder how God felt about that sickness.? Poor children in the front must have known they were not valued much. :(

Jacob had a lot of shallowness about him. He only loved Racheal most because of looks. It said he enjoyed what she looked like. Sexual pleasure .. when she died he was bitter and refused to sleep with Leah again. I feel terrible how Leah must hve felt not to mention those poor maid servants that were treated as property and sex slaves. To make them bear a child so the other women can name and steal them. I don’t understand the people from back then no compassion or love

Your funny, ESAU

I like your words of choosing. "He may not have forgotten" is also reflected in the Book of Jasher as Esau's children constantly remained him until Esau's anger couldn't be contained.

@@7katona7 Right… All we can do is speculate on the answer to this question, because Scripture isn’t exactly clear on it… But, many people tend to over look the Book of Jasher, regardless that’s it’s directly referenced as least twice from my own memory, (Joshua 10 [and I believe] 1 Samuel 15); and quoted several times… And it does make this subject a bit clearer of their relationship, but not this particular question… Did Esau forgive Jacob…? I believe that he did, emphasis on “I BELIEVE”, are we sure he did…? No… But, one thing I’m certain of, is he didn’t forget… What I’m also certain of is this, in both the Books of Jasher and the Holy Scriptures, they read that Esau saddled up with 400 men, MEN, not women and children and a celebratory parade to roll out the “welcome wagon” for the arrival of Jacob… I believe he was originally still salty about how things went down way back when, and just as it says in Jasher, God appeared and spoke to Esau in a dream and warned him not to touch Jacob… As I’m sure anyone will attest to, if a similitude of God shows up in dream of an awakened state and tells you, no, warns you to NOT do something, yeah, they’re not doing it… After which, I could see Esau them forgiving, but most likely NEVER forgotten…

Esau have been trying to kill Jacob since selling his birth right

Matthew 20:26 It shall not be this way among you. Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, Jacob at this point has improved well above already in spiritual maturity to know the spiritual standards not to say he didn't love his brother, except that his love and value for the gift of the birthright was greater in the restoration of creation in the new heavens and new for believers that are saved would know how this status in the heavenly realm is much more greater and everlasting than any status you could attain on earth since he attained the birth right by trickery, this appears to me that by his remorseful actions to his brother and and as said by the Messiah it is more blessed to give than to receive, by gifting his brother with natural riches becomes an exchange for spiritual riches and doing so out of love that should further validate and complete his rite of passage to the birthright is how i see and understand by the basis of scripture the same applies to us even though by the sacrifice of the Messiah has gifted us an open door of opportunity provided the conditions are met to reject the things of the world to put to death the deeds of the flesh to likewise be subservient towards each other and confessing the Most High has indeed sent his beloved Son into the world for the salvation all that obey and believe worthy is the Lamb and the one seated on the throne Revelation5:13 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Esdras 2: 31 -100 ''''''''''''''''''' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Esau never forgive Jacob, and TMH GOD and all the Prophets are mad about that. Amos 1 v 11.Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Edom, and for four, I will not turn away the punishment thereof; because he did pursue his brother with the sword, and did cast off all pity, and his anger did tear perpetually, and he kept his wrath for ever:

We can do that :)

Jacob was a worm

@@lucidlagomorph5809 psalm 22 King James Version , king david said I am a worm 🪱, thank u 🙏, I’ll be that , especially if king david vouch it , in Jesus name my brother Amen 🙏

hey friend! i’ve been reading your comments and threads from different videos on youtube and man. i don’t know why but i have this inherent feeling that everything you say just feels like it makes sense. i don’t think you’re crazy or a druggy, hell i’m a stoner and i’ve done acid a couple times and i feel more grounded in reality than ever in my happy life. i’ve only lived almost 24 years (i really don’t even know the depth of what im talking about) and i’ve thought about the possibility that life itself is incomprehensible and that the truth is beyond the interpretations of human created religions. i’ve always seen religion as a human concept that does it’s best to explain everything we cannot comprehend, mixed with a little bit of human ego and skepticism to push virtues and rules to live by (i.e. religious rules/text written in different forms like the Torah and the Bible) it all basically wants us to be a good human being. to love, sympathize, care, remember, manifest, and enjoy. to me, cuz i’m such a small factor in this universe, those are the main virtues to live by, that’s my soul i guess. those “beings” or “being” or “entity” that you witnessed, funny enough reminded me a lot of star trek next gen. how a super advanced technology can look like magic and immediately be perceived as godly and divine. silly analogy but like if we showed a ferrari to a caveman. they might think that ferrari is god 😂 you know what i mean lol and i bet you know how it feels like to be that caveman. though you seem so collected and grounded while describing your experience that it truly fascinates me. i totally believe that there is life much more advanced than us in this vast universe. how could there not be? the place is so big! and humans for some reason just have this capability of being able to perceive reality and acknowledge it and be aware of it! unlike any other life form on earth, humans are the only one’s with “gods”, every other vertebrate/invertebrate on this planet is incapable of communicating that awareness, for some reason, we are special. and it makes me happy to say that hahaha. we can think about our place in this universe. we can interpret and perceive life and understand, i feel like humans are literally perfectly made to ascend at some point in some way. maybe in the future, where we’ll have the tech to “ascend”. or maybe that “ascension” is death, which in astral and existential terms or whatever, we know so little of. i’m probably just word vomiting. i’ve just felt this natural skepticism in me about everything i’ve said and reading your words gave me comfort to finally talk to someone about it. you gave me another amazing perspective at what really may be the truth, or “a” truth. i just wanted to say what i’ve been feeling and believing. thank you for sharing that enlightening and thought provoking personal information. hope life has been good my friend! 🙏🏼

@@bluebrawler3558 hello to you as well my friend...that has to be one of the best responses i have ever gotten after thousands of them...im so glad that i was able to shine some light on this for you...and yeah im 47 now and ive been around this stuff literally my whole life so i have an unfair time advantage on everyone else..but believe me..i was a mess when i finally googled what i saw...and from being atheist to seeing and being around something literally from the bible...it changes your perspective on everything..it took me decades to come to terms with it...what happened..what it means..what it means for me now...ive had to ponder many aspects to get a handle on it..and by no means was it easy to figure out..one answer lead to the next question kinda thing...your pretty sharp...just stay the course with what you know now is the truth and youll be fine..i think thats all they want..when this gets out there it will change things...i feel it in my bones...they waited 1000s of years and chose my lifetime to return so i think its either in my lifetime..or this will modify religions of earth with this new modern interpretation and perspective and show that the bible isnt just stories..that some if not all ...is true.

@@bluebrawler3558 and thank you for taking the time to research my commentsvto see that im not some quack or nutcase...because im fully aware i sound insane.....but im not and thank you for acknowledging that fact my friend.im glad to have someone like you along on this journey were all on..im just lighting the way..the rest is between them and the creators.

@@bluebrawler3558 it gets easier as time goes on..once i came to terms with it happened..theres no escaping it...the whole Gods watching you and listening is really a thing..just not how everyone thought...like i said nothing will change but your understanding of them and then i think well eventually progress to something better eventually..i hope..

@@samualstanley8671 i find it daunting that you refer to them as our creators. i’m still very skeptical about everything that i’ve recently learned, i try to be as subjective and neutral to the fact as possible. like for example, i remember reading something in those comment threads about “them” having the ability to “read” our thoughts. i personally think that may be a little bit of a stretch. i’ve always felt that human consciousness is the closest thing to 100% privacy. your mind is where you truly can be yourself. are “they” that advanced that they have the tech to somehow read our minds? is human consciousness observable by a higher being using technology not available to us? if so, what could it look like, and if it’s observable, is it physical? are we like a hive mind suppressed by existential “alien” investigation? even i sound a little crazy but i feel like they’re very valid questions in terms of what we are seriously talking about! at this point, in an infinite universe, it certainly feels plausible for that to be a tangible thing, but in my head, my core reasoning states that it’s unfathomable. i would love to keep coming back to this conversation and speaking to you about the things you know. my skepticism about it doesn’t matter, what’s real or not doesn’t really worry me, it only fascinates me. and i just want expand my perspective on life

He stole his blessings

Jacob is a blackmailer and cheater

Instead of feeding his hungry brother out of care or love, Jacob blackmailed him.

Esau in no way was righteous he commutes some heinous sins himself

FACTS

Facts !

@@williamprioleau9169What sins did Esau commit in the Bible other than marrying a Canaanite?

Before either child was born, GOD choose Jacob, not Esau. Romans 9 v 11- 13(For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth;) 12. It was said unto her, The elder shall serve the younger. 13 .As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated.

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Jacob was just the chosen one.

@@Yehshlynn Book of Jubilees Chapter 2 "And I have chosen the seed of Jacob from amongst all that I have seen, and have written him down as My first-born son,and have sanctified him unto Myself for ever and ever; and I will teach them the Sabbath day, that they may keep Sabbath thereon from all work.' And thus He created therein a sign in accordance with which they should keep Sabbath with us on the seventh day, to eat and to drink, and to bless Him who has created all things as He has blessed and sanctified unto Himself a peculiar people above all peoples" Jeremiah 10 “The portion of Jacob is not like them: for he is the former of all things; and Israel is the rod of his inheritance: The LORD of hosts is his name.”

@@powahwave8915 so u thank the children of God are the Israelites that genocide and conquer. Because Israelites was murders and they conquer and stole land. Sound like the white man

@@Yehshlynn Jeremiah 31 27 Behold, the days come, saith the Lord, that I will sow the house of Israel and the house of Judah with the seed of man Psalm 82 82 God standeth in the congregation of the mighty; he judgeth among the gods. 2 How long will ye judge unjustly, and accept the persons of the wicked? Selah. 3 Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy. 4 Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the wicked. 5 They know not, neither will they understand; they walk on in darkness: all the foundations of the earth are out of course. 6 I have said, Ye are gods; and all of you are children of the most High. 7 But ye shall die like men, and fall like one of the princes.

@@Yehshlynn Exodus 7 7 And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet.

I come to believe this is true. The only reason Esau left him untouched was because God and his angels were with him then and now. This was made abundantly clear to biblical and theological scholars. In the battle that pursued over the funeral rights.

Familial favoritism is terrible. It's a source of original sin: Envy.

@@natem1982 facts three times angels visited Esau to put fear in him though at the end Esau still decided to go to war against Jacob because of his sons.

@@natem1982 To add: I have a bias towards Yishmael, but comparatively: Yishmael refuses to help Esau in overtaking Jacob. Yishmael himself, a scapegoat, reconciled. With Yishmael a covenant was made, despite the circumstances. God would have given Esau his own right, but Esau never turned around. God said he hated Esau. Esau had not done any wrong yet for God to hate home except for one reason: Wanting to kill the brother that God gave the divine birthright to. That is akin to Satan's "I will". The determination for revenge despite the futility. God can't work with that. It's reprobate. Esau would have been the military strength behind Jacob the crown of the Abrahamic bloodline if Esau had of truly forgave Jacob. Think of the power they could have been.

@@kivloli8385 Yes, Esau has known ever since they were younger that God favoured Jacob. This is made known further by the revelation that God would build his nation through Jacob and call him Israel. Jacob then had 12 sons the tribes of Israel. (A daughter aswell I guess I'll mention) Then we read what happens to and through Joseph and it just goes to show the insane timeline in how God works and how strong faith is, weaker minds and hearts would've given up on life in his circumstances...I know I definitely would struggle..

I think you got that a bit backwards there, my guy.

It would have never come to that if we had followed God's laws.

Esau did not turn the other cheek. Esau never forgive Jacob. Amas 1 v11. Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Edom, and for four, I will not turn away the punishment thereof; because he did pursue his brother with the sword, and did cast off all pity, and his anger did tear perpetually, and he kept his wrath for ever:

Read the book of Jasher, it tells that at the burial sight of Jacob, Esau's and his army attacked the children of Israel and Hushim the deaf son of Dan killed Esau.

@@4utobn2tmh55 again the book of Jasher has already been proven to not be Torah.

@@Lithor1 according to the Roman catholic church neither is Jubilee. They took out those 14 books to hide the truth.

@@4utobn2tmh55 test and prove Jasher friend many have and it has already been proven to be Pharisee literacy! Yah bless fam!

@@Lithor1 Well friend, the book of Jasher is referenced in Joshua 10:13 & 2nd Samuel 1:18 and 2nd Timothy 3:8, but believe what you want. The dead sea scrolls has Jasher in it, the Ethiopian Bible has it and the Egyptian Bible has it. DON'T BE DECEIVED!!!

A lot of the book of jasher has been publicly debunked by scholars. Turns out the book of jashar isn't biblical at all and was written less than 500 years ago.

While it may have a lot of insight to certain biblical locations like Sodom and their practices, what happened to lots wife and daughter is a tad bit skewed. Just like the Abraham story is quite relevant but skewed, just like how the bible refers to having sent angels to persuade (intimidate) Esau, and how God stands with Jacob, he will build a mighty nation from Jacob and shall call him Israel. That's when he went on to have 12 sons, the same 12 tribes of Israel. Dan, Judah, Benjamin, etcetera. The problem with the book of jashar is while it uses biblical notation to tell a deeper narrative of biblical stories, it never actually accredits or relates the bible in any way, or any of the old scriptures. This was the biggest telltale sign of it's non canonical general author establishment. Alongside it being less than a thousand years old ofcourse. Atleast in the book of Enoch is correlates with biblical narrative without being considered cannon for political reasons and dogmatic reasons that make no sense other than to discredit the supernatural existence of the genesis account.

@@natem1982 I didn't ask YOU, but the author of the video, I'm not gonna argue with some random unknown person but go ahead and believe whatever you need.

@@canny4760 uh.. ok sure man. Weird reaction.

@@natem1982 your right it was tested and proven to be written after the fact not by Moses

" Esau was strong. He would make his way in the world with or without the inheritance ". Esau was carnal, and so are you. Here is Esau's end. Obadiah 1 v 18. And the house of Jacob shall be a fire, and the house of Joseph a flame, and the house of Esau for stubble, and they shall kindle in them, and devour them; and there shall not be any remaining of the house of Esau; for the LORD hath spoken it.

Facts

The Most High chose Jacob. You can keep Esau

@@YaAqob27 And you're a Cushite from the land of Cush, not Jacob

@@stizan9185 and you are an edomite from the mixture of Neanderthals

​@@YaAqob27, Nobody knows if those old stories are true. You can take your imaginary god with a twisted moral.

Meh No one wants to really live in this world forever as is. It’s a slowly dying world. Only after Christ comes back with there be peace and renewal. All else is folly.

What makes you think time warping is a plausible reality? It's not backed by any science. The theory that we're coming to realise is that time isn't finite, our existence is. Our whole existence has been less than a year in heaven.

The ideology you possess in comparison of the descriptions of the subject is vary different

me too he did forgive him

Esau never forgive Jacob. Read you bible. Ezekiel 35 v 5-6. Because thou hast had a perpetual hatred, and hast shed the blood of the children of Israel by the force of the sword in the time of their calamity, in the time that their iniquity had an end: 6.Therefore, as I live, saith the Lord GOD, I will prepare thee unto blood, and blood shall pursue thee: sith thou hast not hated blood, even blood shall pursue thee. Obadiah 1 v 10. For thy violence against thy brother Jacob shame shall cover thee, and thou shalt be cut off for ever. Amos 1 v11. Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Edom, and for four, I will not turn away the punishment thereof; because he did pursue his brother with the sword, and did cast off all pity, and his anger did tear perpetually, and he kept his wrath for ever:

Funny if you mention this information in comments..it gets deleted...your not allowed to say the majority are esau lineage

@@markbrooks5930 lol I know right we'll see how long it takes for them to delete it

@@sothron6246 i also notice,the majority in this comment section is pro esau ..

@@markbrooks5930 Search *Esau Architecture* to see who is Esau. It's been in front of us the whole time.

Esau will always prevail

This is one thing I don't understand. Faithlessness is not rewarded but lying, trickery, manipulation etc. Is as long as you believe? That doesn't stand up with me. I'll take the faithless decent person over a faithful jerk any day.

@@ShepherdsCreek facts

​@@ShepherdsCreek, i agree with you. Better a faithless but honest person instead of a spiritual self righteous cheater assh*le. 😂

Amos 1 v 11 Thus saith the LORD; For three transgressions of Edom, and for four, I will not turn away the punishment thereof; because he did pursue his brother with the sword, and did cast off all pity, and his anger did tear perpetually, and he kept his wrath for ever: