Daily Scripture with Tim Wildsmith Day 12: Genesis 25:1–26:35; Matthew 10:1–31; Proverbs 1:20–33
Jan 12, 2026
Dive into the intriguing lives of Abraham, Isaac, and their families in this captivating exploration of Genesis. Discover the dynamics between Esau and Jacob, from birthright exchanges to family favoritism. Transitioning to the New Testament, witness Jesus empowering the twelve disciples with a mission filled with healing and counter-cultural instructions. Gain insights into enduring faith amidst challenges and divine reassurance of worth. Finally, don't miss the poignant reflections on wisdom and its vital importance in our lives!
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Abraham's Later Family And Burial
- Abraham married Keturah and fathered additional children after Sarah's death, whom he sent east with gifts while leaving his inheritance to Isaac.
- Abraham died at 175 and was buried with Sarah in the cave of Machpelah by Isaac and Ishmael.
Birth Of Esau And Jacob
- Isaac married Rebekah at age 40 and they had twins, Esau and Jacob, after Isaac prayed because Rebekah was childless.
- Esau became a hunter and sold his birthright to Jacob for a meal, showing early family tension.
Blessing Brings Prosperity And Conflict
- Isaac's faith and God's blessing bring prosperity despite famine and personal fear, as he reaps a hundredfold and becomes very wealthy.
- Prosperity provokes envy and conflict with the Philistines, prompting Isaac to move and reopen Abraham's wells.
