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Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:20 to 22; Hebrews 12:14Isaac did not argue over the wells the herdsmen claimed. He moved on quietly and kept digginguntil he found Rehoboth. This peace-loving posture […]

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:18 to 19; 2nd Timothy 2:19 Isaac returned to the wells his father Abraham had dug. He reopened them and did not change their names. In the

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:14 to 15; James 3:16 Isaac became very wealthy, and the Philistines envied him. In their envy, they filled up all the wells that Abraham had dug,

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:8 to 11; Numbers 32:23 Isaac thought he could hide his lie, but eventually his sin found him out. The pagan king Abimelech saw him showing affection

Scripture Focus: Genesis 28:16 to 17; Psalm 84:1 to 2When Jacob awoke from his dream, he said, “Surely the Lord is in this place, and I knew it not…this is

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:6 to 7; Colossians 3:9 to 10 Isaac had just experienced a powerful encounter with God. The Lord appeared to him and reaffirmed His promise, saying, “I

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:1 to 5; Proverbs 20:7 Isaac walked in a land of famine, yet God appeared to him and said, “I will be with you and bless you…

Scripture Focus: Genesis 26:1 to 2; Genesis 46:3 to 4When famine struck, Isaac was about to head to Egypt, just like his father Abraham once did.But God stopped him. “Do

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:26 to 34; Genesis 27:6 to 36Jacob’s name means “supplanter” or “cheat,” and sadly, he lived up to it for a large part of hislife. From the

Scripture Focus: Genesis 25:23; Romans 9:10 to 16; Psalm 139:13 to 16Many wonder why God chose Jacob over Esau, even before they were born. It seems unfair atfirst glance, but