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16 (A) Watch out for immoral and ungodly people like Esau, who sold his future blessing[a] for only one meal. 17 (B) You know how he later wanted it back. But there was nothing he could do to change things, even though he begged his father and cried.

18 (C) You have not come to a place like Mount Sinai[b] that can be seen and touched. There is no flaming fire or dark cloud or storm

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Footnotes

  1. 12.16 sold his future blessing: As the first-born son, Esau had certain privileges that were known as a “birthright.”
  2. 12.18 a place like Mount Sinai: The Greek text has “a place,” but the writer is referring to the time that the Lord spoke to the people of Israel from Mount Sinai (see Exodus 19.16-25).

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