1363. Teaching a Sunday School Lesson: Jacob and Esau – Pr. Tom Baker, 5/16/23

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🗓️ 16 May 2023

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0:00.0	How do you respond to the assertion, I like Jesus, but I'm not sure about the church.
0:05.2	Find out in the issues et cetera book of the month for May,
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0:20.2	Gathered by Christ, the issues et cetera book of the month for May.
0:24.0	Issuesetc.org or 1-800-325-3040.
0:30.0	Now pay close attention little children.
0:34.6	It's somebody you ought to know.
0:37.6	It's all about a man that walked on earth
0:40.4	nearly 2,000 years ago.
0:43.3	Well, he ill asleep and afflicted.
0:45.7	There's an awful lot in the story of these two brothers,
0:48.4	twin brothers born from Rebecca.
0:51.1	The sons of Isaac from the time they were conceived,
0:54.4	they were warring in the womb.
0:56.3	Rebecca goes to God inquiring as to what is happening.
0:59.8	He says there are two nations in your womb,
1:02.7	and one will serve the other.
1:04.0	And that pretty much sets the template for the lives of Jacob and Esau.
1:10.0	Welcome back to issuesetc.org.
1:11.5	I'm Todd Wilkin.
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