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The despair of Esau - Bible
3779911 The despair of Esau - Bible by Hole, William Brassey (1846-1917); (add.info.: The despair of Esau. Genesis XXVIII. Esau realises that Jacob has stolen his birthright from Isaac and Jacob has received Isaacs blessing, which should rightfully be his. Illustration by William Hole 1846 - 1917
Old Ttestament History retold and illustrated by William Hole 1925. London Eyere & Spottiswoode); Lebrecht History
Media ID 23150156
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The Despair of Esau
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captures a poignant moment from the biblical story of Genesis XXVIII. In this powerful illustration by William Brassey Hole, we witness the overwhelming anguish and heartbreak that consumes Esau upon realizing that his birthright has been stolen by his brother Jacob. The image portrays Esau as he comprehends the gravity of the situation - Jacob has not only deceived their father Isaac but also received the blessing that should rightfully be Esau's. The artist skillfully conveys these emotions through Esau's pained expression, hunched posture, and clenched fists. Hole's intricate attention to detail transports us back in time to this significant event in Old Testament history. His illustrations beautifully retell and bring to life biblical narratives for readers seeking deeper understanding and connection with religious texts. Through "The Despair of Esau" viewers are reminded of universal themes such as betrayal, regret, and lost opportunities. This timeless artwork serves as a visual reminder of the consequences that can arise from deceitful actions within families or any relationships. As we contemplate this profound image, it prompts us to reflect on our own lives - have we ever experienced similar feelings of despair or remorse? It encourages introspection and offers an opportunity for personal growth through empathy and forgiveness. "The Despair of Esau" is not just a mere depiction; it is an invitation to delve into ancient stories that continue to resonate with humanity today.
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