In our Torah portion for this week (i.e., parashat ...

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In our Torah portion for this week (i.e., parashat Vayishlach), we read how Jacob wrestled with a mysterious “Man†until the break of dawn, and refused to let go until he had secured God’s blessing (Gen. 32:24-26). This climactic moment marked a “rebirth†experience for Jacob as signified by his new name “Israel†(יִשְׂרָ×ֵל), meaning “one who has striven (שָׂרָה) with God (×ֱלהִי×) and prevailed†(Gen. 32:28). It is fascinating to notice that Jacob was not renamed “God-fearer,†or “God-lover,†or even “man of faith,†but rather “God-wrestler†– one who struggles with God until the blessing comes… As Yeshua said, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness†– that is, for those who struggle and search for truth – “for they shall be filled†(Matt. 5:6). The blessing comes with a wound, however. The limp that Jacob acquired constantly reminded him of his ongoing need for God’s help as he walked through this life.

I am wrestling , been struggling, not giving up Lord, Amen
 
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