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Verse Genesis 32:29. _TELL ME, I PRAY THEE, THY NAME._] It is very
likely that Jacob wished to know the name of this angel, that he might
invoke him in his necessities: but this might have led him in...
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- Jacob Wrestles in Prayer
3. מחנים _machănāyı̂m_, Machanaim, “two camps.”
22. יבק _yaboq_, Jabboq; related: בקק _bāqaq_ “gush or
gurgle out” or אבק _'ābaq_ in niphal, “wrestle.” Now Wady
Zurka....
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CHAPTER 32 JACOB'S FEAR OF ESAU AND PRAYER AT PENIEL
_ 1. The vision at Mahanaim (Genesis 32:1)_
2. The message to Esau (Genesis 32:3)
3. Esau's coming and Jacob's fear (Genesis 32:6)
4. Jacob's p...
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THE WRESTLING OF JACOB. The narrative, for which Hosea 12:3 should be
compared. is distributed between J and E by recent critics. Gunkel
attributes Genesis 32:23_ a_, Genesis 32:25_ a_,...
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TELL ME,. PRAY THEE, THY NAME.
A new name had been bestowed on Jacob, and this emboldens him to ask
the name of his celestial visitor, whom he doubtless recognized as the
messenger of Jehovah. It is p...
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AND JACOB SAID,—TELL ME, I PRAY THEE, THY NAME— i.e.. That I may
do thee honour, and pay thee worship, under that peculiar attribute
and title which suits this condescension and revelation of thyself...
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2. _Jacob's Reconciliation with Esau: The Biblical Account_ (Genesis
32:1 to Genesis 33:17)
1 And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met him. 2 And
Jacob said when he saw them, This is God's...
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_AND JACOB WAS LEFT ALONE; AND THERE WRESTLED A MAN WITH HIM UNTIL THE
BREAKING OF THE DAY._
There wrestled a man with him until the breaking of the day - an
unknown person appeared suddenly to oppos...
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32:29 askest (f-21) Or 'why askest thou thus.'...
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THE APPROACH OF ESAU. JACOB WRESTLES WITH THE ANGEL
1. The angels of God] God had given Jacob, by an angelic vision, a
pledge of His watchful love, when he left his home (Genesis 28:12).
Now that he...
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WHEREFORE is it, etc.] i.e. Surely you must know who I am....
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GOD’S ANCIENT PEOPLE
GENESIS
_ALUN OWEN_
CHAPTER 32
JACOB PREPARES TO MEET ESAU
V1 Jacob continued his journey. God’s *angels met him V2 and Jacob
saw them. He said, ‘This is God’s army!’ So he c...
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THE TÔLDÔTH ISAAC (Genesis 25:19 to Genesis 35:29).
THE BIRTH OF ISAAC’S SONS.
Abraham begat Isaac — The _Tôldôth_ in its original form gave
probably a complete genealogy of Isaac, tracing up his des...
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WHEREFORE... — In much the same manner the angel refuses to tell
Manoah his name (Judges 13:18). Probably, however, in the blessing
which followed there was a clear proof that Jacob’s opponent was a
D...
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_[Genesis 32:30]_ וַ יִּשְׁאַ֣ל יַעֲקֹ֗ב וַ
יֹּ֨אמֶר֙...
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JACOB AT PENIEL
Genesis 32:1
"Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you
up." James 4:10
JACOB had a double reason for wishing to leave Padan-aram. He believed
in the promise...
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JACOB WRESTLES AND PREVAILS
Genesis 32:13
There is a fulsomeness in Jacob's address to Esau, which sounds
inconsistent with the noblest manhood and the firmest faith. Why
should he speak of “my lord”...
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This is unquestionably one of the great Chapter s of the Bible, and it
is significant how constant and powerful is its appeal to all who live
on the principle of faith. It gives the account of the thi...
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WRESTLING WITH GOD
As Jacob continued his journey toward home, angels met him. He called
the name of that place Mahanaim, or "two camps" because there were two
armies encamped there, the angels and h...
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_Why, &c. He represses Jacob's curiosity, (Haydock) perhaps because
God did not as yet choose to reveal his name, Exodus vi. 3. Some Greek
and Latin copies add, which is wonderful, taken from Judges x...
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Judges 13:17....
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The disjointed thigh testified what the Lord could have done. Sweet is
it to have divine strength perfected in human weakness. What was
Paul's experience but this, when carrying about with him in his...
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Having already shown the position of Isaac, I resume briefly with the
remark that he stands before us clearly as the representative of the
Son, and this too as dead, risen, and in heaven. All will und...
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29._Tell me, I pray thee, thy name_. This seems opposed to what is
declared above; for I have lately said, that when Jacob sought a
blessing, it was a token of his submission. Why, therefore, as if he...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 29 THROUGH 35.
I have no doubt that in the two wives, as I have said, we have the
Gentiles and Israel: Rachel first loved on the earth, but not
possessed; but...
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AND JACOB ASKED [HIM], AND SAID, TELL [ME], I PRAY THEE, THY NAME,....
Being asked his own name, and told it, and having another given him
more significative and expressive, he is emboldened to ask th...
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And Jacob asked [him], and said, Tell [me], I pray thee, thy name. And
he said, Wherefore [is] it [that] thou dost ask after my name? And he
blessed him there.
Ver. 29. _And he blessed him there._] T...
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_Wherefore dost thou ask after my name?_ Canst thou be at any loss to
know who I am? The discovery of that was reserved for his death-bed,
upon which he was taught to call him _Shiloh._ But instead of...
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1 Iacobs vision at Mahanaim.
3 His message to Esau.
6 He is afraid of Esaus comming.
9 He prayeth for deliuerance.
13 Hee sendeth a present to Esau.
24 He wrestleth with an Angel at Peniel, where...
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And Jacob asked Him and said, Tell me, I pray Thee, Thy name. And he
said, Wherefore is it that thou dost ask after my name? Cf Judges
13:18. IT IS NOT FOR SINFUL MAN TO KNOW EVERY NAME OF THE GREAT L...
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The Struggle at Peniel...
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FIFTH SECTION
_Jacob’s return. His fear of Esau. His night wrestlings with God.
Peniel. The name Israel. Meeting and reconciliation with Esau._
GENESIS 32:3 TO GENESIS 33:16
3And Jacob sent messenge...
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RETURNING TO FACE ESAU
As Jacob continues his journey we are told that the angels of God met
him (v.1). It was not God Himself as yet who met him, but the angels
were no doubt intended as an encourage...
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24-32 A great while before day, Jacob being alone, more fully spread
his fears before God in prayer. While thus employed, One in the
likeness of a man wrestled with him. When the spirit helpeth our
i...
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TELL ME, I PRAY THEE, THY NAME, that I may give thee the honour due to
it. Art thou a created angel, or art thou the ever-blessed God?
WHEREFORE DOST THOU ASK AFTER MY NAME? A question which carries i...
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And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met him." Still God's
grace follows him, notwithstanding all. "Nothing changeth God's
affection." Whom He loves, and as He loves, He loves to the end....
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Genesis 32:29 Jacob H3290 asked H7592 (H8799) saying H559 (H8799) Tell
H5046 (H8685) name H8034 said...
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‘And he said, “What is your name?” And he said, “Jacob.” And
he said, “Your name will no more be called Jacob, but Israel
(isra-el), for you have striven (from the verb sarah) with God and
with men an...
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Genesis 32:29
This is the question of all questions. For the name of God denotes His
nature and His essence, the sum of all His properties and attributes.
I. It is a question worth the asking. There...
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Genesis 32
I. God selects men for His work on earth, not because of their
personal agreeableness, but because of their adaptation to the work
they have to perform.
II. There is something affecting in...
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We shall read three short portions of Scripture, all illustrative of
the great truth that God has sometimes given grace to his people to
overcome himself, the Almighty has condescended to be vanquishe...
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Genesis 32:1. _And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met
him._
What an encouragement the visit of these angels must have been to
Jacob after the strife which he had had with Laban! But, de...
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Genesis 32:1. _And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met
him. And when Jacob saw them, he said, This is God's host: and he
called the name of that place Mahanaim._
Jacob was about to enter...
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Jacob had just come out of a great trouble. God's gracious
interposition had delivered him out of the hand of the angry Laban,
Laban the churl, who cared for Jacob only for what he could get out of
hi...
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Genesis 32:1. _And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met
him._
When he left the promised land, he had a vision of angels, ascending
and descending upon the ladder, as if to bid him farewel...
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CONTENTS: Jacob becomes Israel. Preparation for meeting Esau.
Wrestling against the angel.
CHARACTERS: Jacob, Esau, angel.
CONCLUSION: Either we lean on God or on our own plans. The
arrangements of...
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Genesis 32:2. _Mahanaim,_ two camps or hosts, or the camp of God; a
city in Gilead, mentioned in Joshua 13:26; Joshua 21:38; denoting that
the angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear hi...
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_Tell me, I pray Thee, Thy name_
THE GREAT QUESTION
This is the question of all questions.
For the name of God denotes His nature and His essence, the sum of all
His properties and attributes.
I. I...
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GENESIS—NOTE ON GENESIS 32:22 This passage records a nighttime
encounter between God and Jacob. Jacob is transformed by this
extraordinary meeting, and his name is changed from “Jacob” to
“Israel.”...
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
Genesis 32:24. Wrestled.] The Heb. word only occurs in this place. It
seems to be derived from a word signifying “dust,” and the
allusion is probably to the dust excited by the combat...
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EXPOSITION
GENESIS 32:24
AND JACOB WAS LEFT ALONE (probably on the north bank of the Jabbok;
but _vide_ on Genesis 32:23); AND THERE WRESTLED—thus assaulting in
his strong point one who had been a wr...
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to Genesis chapter thirty-two?
Now in the thirty-first chapter we had the parting of Laban, Jacob's
uncle as he kisses his grandchildren goodbye, as he sets up the stone
an...
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Wherefore. Genesis 32:27 Deuteronomy 29:29 Judges 13:16 Job 11:7 Pr
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Wherefore dost thou ask after my name? — What good will it do thee
to know that? The discovery of that was reserved for his death —
bed, upon which he was taught to call him Shiloh. But instead of
tel...