Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (cont.)
You can see Jacob's faith in God growing as he prays when he's in a time of distress. His prayer shows he's counting on God for help and turning towards him instead of counting on himself. I wonder why God decided to wrestle him though. Just to give him a blessing? Or a physical reminder of his presence in his life? And another thing is it says "a man" wrestled him. So does that mean God became man for this situation? Or did her take over an existing mans body? But I do like what the wrestling represents: his struggle to please God. Which is a struggle I think we all have in our lives.
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