Recall that after Esau discovered that the blessing was ...

[Anonymous]

Recall that after Esau discovered that the blessing was given to Jacob, he lamented and pleaded with his father to bestow upon him a blessing as well. It is interesting to note that the “residual” blessing that Isaac gave to Esau was the inverse of that given to Jacob: the “fatness of the earth” was put before the “dew of heaven” (compare Gen. 27:39 with Gen. 27:28). Receiving sustenance from heaven is of greater value than finding earthly prosperity. And indeed, Jacob was “blessed” with trouble his whole life, which caused him to rely on the “dew from heaven,” whereas Esau was “blessed” with prosperity that came from trafficking in this world.

dew of heaven Father, Amen

 

[LOVERETURNS]

Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.3John 1:2...Nothing wrong with prosperity, it is the love of money and greed that leads to corruption.

As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated. Romans 9:13

 

[lab]

In the powerful name of Yeshua we pray,
In agreement with your Holy word we pray, we speak life into our lives, we speak life into our situations and we speak praises unto you for honoring our prayers, Thank you Father for showering us in your glory, Amen and Amen

For thine is the Power, the Kingdom and the Glory, Amen

 

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