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​I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on the idea of "divine delay" and how it impacts our perspective when we feel stuck. If you need a bit of encouragement today, I shared some thoughts on why the wait matters: https://www.imbelieving.com/2026/06/god-has-not-forgotten-you-he-is-setting.html?utm\_source=reddit&utm\_medium=social&utm\_campaign=god\_has\_not\_forgotten

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Most people remember Jacob and Esau because of the stolen birthright and blessing. But what stands out to me is what happened years later.

After years apart, Jacob expected Esau to seek revenge. Instead, Esau ran to meet him, embraced him, and they both wept (Genesis 33:4).

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What strikes me is that Jacob spent years fearing a moment that ultimately ended in grace. It makes me wonder whether forgiveness is sometimes harder to receive than it is to give.

Have you ever found it difficult to accept forgiveness from someone you wronged?

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I recently wrote a deeper reflection on this story and what it teaches us about forgiveness, reconciliation, and God's grace:

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https://www.imbelieving.com/2026/06/what-jacob-and-esau-teach-us-about.html

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What do you think this encounter teaches us about forgiveness and reconciliation?

Went to boxer supermarket the other day, picked up a loaf of bread eaten by rats, the cashier said to me that place is full of rats, how can a this be, it's Un acceptable, inspectors must visit these stores on a regular basis.

It kept on moving up until it dissappeared, is it a jet?

Is it a jet, it kept on going up until it dissappeared? A