| Category | Old Testament Books |
| Subcategory | Pentateuch |
| Subcategory2 | Genesis Buttonwoods |
| Title | Pentateuch Read |
| Search Order | 312 |
| Summary | Jacob is a lesson of how God continually weans us from self-sufficiency. His 20-year service to Laban radically changed his thinking that blessing comes from serving not being served. God also chooses the weak things, like Leah who didn't have all the externals like Rachel but produced fruit--Levi and Judah from which the priests and kings sprung forth. Jacob learned toward the end (with the striped and speckled sheep) that God will bring His own blessing against nature. |
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| Speaker | Ed Miller |
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| File Name | Genesis_No_48.mp3 |
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| Scriptures | Genesis 29 - 30 |
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