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I’m going to hold my autism in, but Jacob’s personal story with Esau and fucking over his brother is basically reversed with his Uncle screwing him on a deal. Jacob’s story is effectively struggling with God. He makes up with his brother after years of slaving away at a bad deal.I'm getting the impression that Rekieta is really genuinely hurt by his old audience and KF rejecting him, judging by how much he has to keep reassuring himself he doesn't care.
It's actually getting a little sad. Despite his claims, it seems like he was way more invested in the idea that he was a trad role model than his audience was.
Plus a key point there is it's meant to warn young men, I doubt the bible covered how to handle midlife crises because everyone back then was dead by the time they were 40.I don't know, I'm no bliblical scholar, but I've read Genesis and guys like Jacob were alternating between piping down both his cousins (?), and both of their maids (Leah, Rachel, Bilhah, and Zilpah). It's probably easier to not look at anyone except your wife when you've got like 6 of them.
And Jacob was definitely holy going by the bible. God blessed him personally and gave him the name Israel.
It's supposed to be the same god from beginning to end, so they should all have to play by the exact same rules from the beginning of Genesis all the way through the end of Revelation, no?
If not, so if anyone disagrees that people in later passages should be subject to the exact same divine code since it was a different time period from Genesis or w/e, then why exactly should the teachings you're referencing be considered applicable to this time period now almost 2000 years later?
Google says that Ecclesiastes was written in about 180BC, Jacob lived around 1700 BC. That means the time between when Jacob lived and when Ecclesiastes was written, was shorter than the time between when Ecclesiastes was written and now.
People pick and choose passages from the bible to lend some false sense of authority to their personal moral narrative, when the reality is that as a work it's regularly self-contradictory and contains a lot of extremely questionable behavior from supposedly good and holy people, which the before mentioned believers will simply hand-wave. It does not stand up to critical analysis except as a pseudo-historical record, and maybe as entertainment, because a lot of the stories are off the handle.
Maybe I'm being a grumpy internet athiest, but the entire trad bible-thumping thing seems very dumb. God is dead, embrace the Nietzschean ideal.
Jacob’s story is before Sirrach was put down. Jacob is literally one of the Patriarch that started the religion. Sirrach at most might’ve been the musings of Solomon carried on through tradition until put down.
Nietzsche is a German faggot who got tired of Germans forming weird splinter churches out of autism and the French buck breaking Germans with Papal decrees. His issues with Catholicism are literally because he’s a Buck Broken German nigger.