Justin Doc Brown

And so there it dovetails perfectly into the Genesis story where it says he comes in from the field exhausted.

Well, yeah, he comes in from the field exhausted.

All right, if we take the story of the book of Jasher, he just killed the king.

He's on the run.

Just killed two other giants.

Probably sustained some life-threatening injuries.

So he's desperate.

So I think the red soup that never made sense before makes sense now.

But the red soup was, in my opinion, basically allegory for sustain me.

Give me life-saving care.

Hide me.

I'm on the run.

And Jacob takes advantage.

And now it makes a whole lot more sense when he says, what use is a birthright to me when I'm dead?

Take it.

And I was like, oh, my gosh.

Wow.

So I was like, I have to search these things out.

And I'm going to look at all these ancient legends and extra biblical books because just from me reading that little piece cleared up some of the most ambiguous questions that I had about the text.

And I believe they're that way not to be nefarious.