In Genesis 32:17-18 KJV, Jacob sends a generous gift to his brother Esau as a peace offering. He sends hundreds of livestock, including goats, sheep, camels, and cows, in separate droves to show his brother how much he values their relationship. Jacob instructs his servants to present the animals to Esau with a message of humility and respect, hoping to appease any anger or resentment his brother may still hold towards him. This act of reconciliation highlights Jacob’s desire for forgiveness and reconciliation with Esau, emphasizing the importance of family bonds and the willingness to make amends for past wrongs. It serves as a powerful example of humility, generosity, and the importance of seeking peace in relationships, even in the face of previous conflicts or disputes.
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