Jacob has prepared a plate of lentils and tells Esau he can have it if he sells Jacob his birthright. Esau agrees. The Bible says Esau “despised his birthright”.

The Star of Jacob is mentioned in the Bible's Book of Numbers in verse 24:17. It is centered on Balak, King of the Moab, who calls upon Balaam who is the son of a soothsayer.

The first 56 volumes are compiled into the book "Bible Study For Those Who Don't Read The Bible." "Part Two," featuring volumes 57-113, was published in December 2022.

Jacob represents all of us. Perhaps that is why the great Hasidic master, Rabbi Zadok of Lublin, says that in every generation, it is not just the image of Jacob that is on the divine throne.

Marriage The Bible and Psychology – Jacob’s Lentils This psychological portrait of men in the Bible focuses on Jacob's tenacity Posted April 5, 2013 ...