Daily Scripture with Tim Wildsmith Day 13: Genesis 27:1–28:22; Matthew 10:32–11:15; Psalm 9:1–6
Jan 13, 2026
The discussion opens with Isaac's failed sight leading to deception between family members over a blessing. Tensions rise as Esau vows revenge, forcing Jacob to flee. The narrative unfolds with Jacob's dream of a heavenly ladder and God's subsequent promises. Transitioning to the New Testament, themes of commitment and discipleship are explored, as well as John the Baptist's pivotal role and inquiries about Jesus' identity. Closing with Psalm 9, the focus shifts to God's justice and praise for His righteousness.
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The Deception For The Blessing
- Tim Wildsmith retells the Genesis story where Rebekah and Jacob trick Isaac to gain Esau's blessing.
- The episode highlights family deception and its immediate emotional consequences on Esau and Jacob.
Blessing Alters Family Power
- Isaac blesses Jacob believing he is Esau, and Esau reacts with bitter weeping and anger.
- The blessing shifts family power and fuels a deadly grudge that forces Jacob to flee for his safety.
Flee And Obey Parental Direction
- Rebekah urges Jacob to flee immediately to her brother Laban in Haran to escape Esau's vengeance.
- Isaac instructs Jacob not to marry a Canaanite and to seek a wife from Laban, showing decisive protective direction.
