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Jacob’s prayer is a wonderful example of how to address God. He based his appeal on God’s will, reminding God of his relationship with him, his command for him to return to the land, and his promise (32:9). He had a correct attitude of genuine humility and total dependence on God (32:10). Finally, he asked that God rescue him from his brother, and he repeated God’s promises (see 22:17).
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Ebla Tablets Genesis, Book of History of Israel Nathanael Patriarchs, Period of the Prayer
Topics
Prayer: Answered: Jacob, for Deliverance from Esau Prayer: Jacob Prayer: Plead in The: Promises of God Prayer: Pleas offered In Private Prayer: Jacob Prudence: Jacob Prudence: Jacob, in his Conduct Toward Esau Sand The Promises of God: Saints: Plead in Prayer