Back Pew Thought | Genesis 26-27

Like Abraham before him, Isaac sends Jacob to marry a woman from among his own people, who worships his God, instead of a local woman. Though Isaac had originally intended Abraham’s blessing for Esau, he now seems to be reconciled to the fact that it belongs to Jacob—Jacob will carry on Abraham’s and Isaac’s blessings of land and offspring. Esau, meanwhile, tries to do something that will gain his parents’ approval.Our focus is on salvation and giving you the truth about Jesus. Jesus paid for your sins in his death and resurrection. Through this we have everlasting life. We believe that if you truly accept Jesus in your life and live by the words in the Bible you will one day be greeted at the gates of heaven and live eternally with Him. Join us for some conversation and real life testimony. Have questions or concerns Email us at [email protected] we would love to hear from you. Join the conversation on our Instagram.com/servants_bible_study_podcast Join us on The Back Pew Bible Study as we delve into the teachings of the Bible and how they apply to our daily lives. Our weekly discussions are led by a diverse group of Christian believers, providing unique perspectives and insights into the Word of God. From scripture readings to group reflections, you’ll find plenty of inspiration and guidance on your spiritual journey. Use the Back Pew Bible study as a study for you and your friends. We’d love to hear what you came up with and where this story led you.  Lets Chat [email protected] us up on Facebook Back Pew Bible Study