BIBLE-TIES: There are times when the story of your blessing can cause you to be vulnerable, and if one is not careful, losing the expecting blessing with in your journey.

Genesis chapter 25: Esau and Jacob

• The first born is blessed
• The first born has the birthright--which is a double portion of the inheritance
• So too is Jesus, blessed as the first born and has the birthright as first son
• Jesus had make available to us the blessing, which is his to bestows on someone else (YOU)
• So through Jesus, the believe has the right to the blessing of the Lord
• In all areas of our lives, we ought to experience the blessing
• We are entitle to the benefits of birthright.  Esau gave away the birthright for something to eat.
• Jesus gave away his birthright because of love,  love to the Father, and love for us.
• The birthright gave access  to the double portion of blessing.
• So as believer's we ought to reap the benefits of the double portion of the benefits

BIBLE-CHALLENGES:

I don't deserve the blessing or the double portion of the inheritance
How can the blessing or the inheritance be transferred to me?

WHAT BIBLE-TIES WILL YOU HOLD ONTO THIS MOMENT?

• The blessing of Easu was transferred with an agreement to give the birthright to Jacob
• for a pot of meal. 
•  It was with just a conversation between two persons.
•  So too is OUR birthright as believers'. 
•  As we agree with God, there be a shuffling and the birthright is given to us. 
•  We have a right to the benefits of the double portion (the inheritance).
• So too we have the right to be blessed. 
• The blessing was pass down within the context presenting our bodies to the God and having the approval of God, the Father. 
•  As with Easu and Jacob, we have to pass the feel test.  The father felt the son skin.
•  Are we wash in the Blood of Jesus, coated with the fagnance of God.
• The blessing is available to all
• All to be double bless