Who Is Easu-Edom? by Charles A. Weisman

"As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated" - Romans 9:13

"Esau was a designing and deceitful man" - Book of Jasher 26:17

INTRODUCTION

The title of this book poses a question which may well prove to be the most important question in understanding the Bible, history and world events.

Who is Esau-Edom? Esau was the firstborn son of lsaac who was the son of Abraham, with whom God had made a special covenant with. The Bible story tells us that Esau would have a destiny unique and separate from that of his twin brother Jacob. The dissimilar and conflicting destinies of these two individuals would affect the course of history to the present day.

This material presents the “strong meat” of God’s word which is intended to edify and nourish strong Christians (Heb.5:12-14). It thus is specifically intended for those who have advanced to the stage of understanding the racial perspective of the Bible. In revealing the mysteries of Scripture surrounding Esau-Edom, this book deals with history, prophecy, ethnology, providence, symbology, and eschatology. ¹

This book traces the life and destiny of Esau and his descendants, the Edomites, and their relationship to Jacob-Israel, to God, to historical and current events, and to other races, plus their place in prophecy and judgment. A main goal of this material is to reveal the plans and ways of God regarding the role of Esau and his descendants in the world. Thus, this book may well provide the definitive answers to some of the world’s most perplexing questions.

Footnotes

1 Eschatology gives a presentation of ideas regarding the ultimate condition of the world and of man as is represented in Scripture. Broadly, it includes also ideas regarding events leading to the end. ⇑

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