Why did Esau sell his birthright for soup?
Why did Esau sell his birthright for soup?
Leo Walker
Charles Martin
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Justin Richardson
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Samuel Stewart
Ah, you loved me as a loser
but now you're worried that I just might win
You know the way to stop me
but you don't have the discipline
Dylan Murphy
Because it’s a shitty book written by gaslighting arabs and it doesn’t mean anything until some big nosed fag invents pilpul over it.
Kayden Richardson
Sure, trust the Jew book even when it has been proven that Jews lie all the time. Read the story again. Is just the story of a disgruntled brother who cannot deal with the fact that he is not the favorite.
Charles Morales
>history is written by the winner
You only have one side of the story, what are they going to say/admit to? That he jewed him out of it? Get real.
Jaxon Jackson
Because he was hungry.
Ethan Wright
Esau was a based gentile European, a man of the land. Jacob was a cosmopolitan trickster kike. Amusing that these archetypes existed even then. But there was a segment where it was said that if Esau wanted it back then it would be simple, he would have to take it. And that’s exactly what they are afraid of.
Ian James
Because soup is fucking delicious and he was based.
John Turner
He was hungry.
Jaxson Powell
its a metaphor for white men selling their future for cooming and drug highs to the jews
Elijah Reed
Esau did eventually win though. The Edomites took over Judea, killed off all the original Israelites, and installed Herod. Jesus was the first rebel to oppose the Esau bloodline, and now we are now in the BAD timeline.
Alexander Howard
Subhumans:
Levi Hernandez
He said to Jacob, I am about to die, what good is a birthright to me? Then it goes on to say
Then Jacob gave Esau bread and pottage of lentiles; and he did eat and drink, and rose up, and went his way: thus Esau despisedhisbirthright
He didnt care about it and jacib did.
Noah Morris
It still doesn't change the fact that Jacob and his mother conspired to steal Esau's birthrite at a time when Isaac was partially blind and couldn't see.
Owen Campbell
Owen Roberts
>Subhumans
>checks flag
Jesus was right about the Pharisees
Pharisees -> Talmud -> Modern "Judaism"
den of vipers, synagogue of satan
Zachary Lopez
He was hungry. The story is supposed to show that God favors those who sacrifice the material for the spiritual
Jose Thomas
Jacob was the chosen one. And it's a fantastic turn of events that Jesus had managed to inspire a 2000 year long kingdom of goodness.
Leo Reed
Because he thought that since he was the elder, his birthright would always belong to him even if he sold it or exchanged it. He most likely didn't care for it.
Brandon Wright
>Why did Esau sell his birthright for soup?***
(*** never actually happened)