Genesis 27 Footnotes
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27:30-45 Esau was justified in his anger about how his blessing was stolen, but he had no right to hold a murderous grudge (Eph 4:26-27). No one involved in this incident was an innocent bystander. Rebekah and Jacob schemed together, and Isaac seemingly ignored the Lord’s prophecy to Rebekah (Gn 25:23) by trying to bless the older son over the younger, though God had said the opposite would happen.