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Did you know Jacob was buried with Leah, not Rachel?
Not the woman he loved.
Not the one he cried for.
Not the one he labored fourteen years to have.
Leah.
In Genesis 49:29–31, when Jacob was about to die, he gave a clear instruction:
“Bury me… in the cave… where Abraham and Sarah are… Isaac and Rebekah… and there I buried Leah.”
Pause.
Rachel was his passion.
Leah was his alignment.
Rachel was the love story.
Leah was the covenant story.
Rachel had his emotions.
Leah carried the promise.
Rachel was buried on the roadside (Genesis 35:19).
Leah was laid in the ancestral grave of covenant—the lineage of God’s dealings.
And here is the mystery:
Leah was the rejected one.
The one Jacob didn’t choose.
The one he endured, not desired.
But heaven chose her.
From Leah came Judah.
From Judah came Jesus Christ.
Let that settle in your spirit—
The woman rejected by a man
became central to God’s redemptive plan.
This is where many people miss it:
We are all trying to be “Rachel”—
seen, desired, celebrated.
But God builds legacy through “Leah seasons”—
hidden places, painful processes, quiet obedience.
Jacob’s final decision was not emotional—
it was spiritual alignment.
At the end of his life,
he didn’t choose love…
he chose covenant.
And that is the gospel pattern:
God does not build His purposes on human preference.
He builds on grace and election.
So if you feel overlooked…
if you feel like second choice…
if life has not chosen you first—
hear this clearly:
God’s choice overrides man’s rejection.
You may not be preferred by people,
but you can be positioned by God.
And when God positions a man,
history is rewritten.
Because in God’s hands,
the rejected become vessels,
the unseen become pillars,
and the overlooked become eternal significance.
If you are in your Leah season—
you are not losing.
You are being written into something bigger.
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One of the most humbling things I ever learned was realizing He was never angry at me.
He just wanted me to come home.
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Stop overthinking your life:
1. Pursue Jesus
2. Lift weights
3. Read the Bible
4. Date your wife forever
5. Eat steak and eggs
6. Build some great friendships
7. Join a small group
8. Work really hard
9. Start a budget
10. Pay off debt
11: invest like a madman
12. Build a business
13. Give money
14. Encourage others
15. Wake up early
16. Go to bed early
17. Drink limited alcohol
18. Drink black coffee
19. Protect your family
20. Have an emergency fund
21. Cut out energy vampires
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The bible is the best money guide ever written.
Money is mentioned 2,000+ times.
Here are 10 lessons straight from Scripture 🧵
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I’ve read the Bible my ENTIRE LIFE… and I just discovered this hidden detail that will blow your mind.
We all know about John the Baptist and how he was a peculiar guy.
Well, in Matthew 3:4 … we get a very interesting description about John the Baptist. We learn that “he wore a garment of *camel’s hair* and a *leather belt* around his waist.”
Now, why would Matthew bother to give us this detail?
Here’s where it gets crazy.
400 years before John the Baptist, the prophet Malachi said that one day, God “would send the prophet *Elijah* before the great and dreadful day of the Lord” (Malachi 4:5)
In other words, before the coming of the Messiah, one like the prophet Elijah would come.
Now fast forward to the New Testament, here comes Matthew saying “oh yeah, John the Baptist… yeah, he was dressed with camel’s hair and a leather belt.”
Why?
Because guess who else in history was dressed this way?
In 2 Kings 1:8, the messengers of King Ahaziah’s describe an encounter with a mysterious prophet… and say “He wore a *garment of hair*, with a *belt of leather* around his waist.” And the king said, “Oh… It is Elijah the Tishbite.”
John is wearing the same thing as Elijah.
Matthew’s point in telling us what John wore… is that John the Baptist is that new “Elijah” preparing the way for the coming of the Messiah. So if John is the new Elijah, and John points to Jesus… then Jesus is the Messiah.
But wait there’s more.
Elijah calls the nation of Israel to repentance.
John the Baptist calls the people of God to repentance.
Both prophets BOLDLY confront the wicked political power of their time.. and BOTH are HATED for it.
Elijah confronts King Ahab, and King Ahab’s wife, Jezabel, wants Elijah dead. (1 Kings 19:2).
John confronts Herod Antipas, and Herod’s wife, Herodias wants John dead. (Mark 6:19).
New days. Same demons. (that’s the Jezabel spirit)
Elijah crosses the Jordan river before he went up to heaven.
When Jesus shows up, John the Baptist is at the… Jordan river. And that’s where Jesus’ public ministry begins.
Elijah's ministry was followed by Elisha, who received a double portion of his spirit (2 Kings 2:9–15) and had a greater ministry.
John's ministry prepared the way for Jesus, who obviously had an *infinitely* greater ministry.
Here’s the point.
John wore Elijah's clothes, carried Elijah's message, and came in Elijah's spirit and power because he was pointing to the Messiah…
And his name is JESUS.
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JUST IN: Economic analysis of 64 countries finds that nations with more billionaires per capita tend to have fewer people living in poverty.
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HOT TAKE:
Sorry if this offends any homeowners but I’m actually rooting for the housing market to crash HARDER than 2008.
Not because i want people to lose their homes. I want to see $700k houses become $450k houses.
I want first-time buyers to stop getting priced out by investors, flippers, and people sitting on 3 properties.
I want housing to become something normal people can afford again.
Call me crazy, but watching home prices stay artificially inflated while wages barely move is getting RIDICULOUS.
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The Shroud of Turin Excatly matches Jesus Prince of Peace Miracle painting!
(Watch to the end)
The Holy Shroud of Turin matches with over 90% accuracy to the Jesus miracle painting “prince of peace) which was painted by an Atheist 8 year old child who had a vision from God.
Akiane Kramarik (woman in the video) is the atheist child who painted the portrait of Jesus, she said Shroud of Turin researchers matched her painting to the Shroud of Turin, matching stunningly with over 90% accuracy (10% way given for damage done to Jesus on his death)
The greatest miracle artefact of all time matches the greatest miracle painting!
Do you still not believe?
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URGENT : Wilson Joseph, chef du gang 400 Mawozo en Haïti, a été capturé ce soir par les forces militaires du Salvador, à la suite d'une opération nocturne. 🇸🇻 bravo @nayibbukele 👏👏👏
