FLED volume 2 of 6

In the New Testament, Esau’s decision to sell his birthright is utilized as an illustration of ungodli ness—a “godless” person who will put worldly attractions over spiritual blessings (Hebrews 12:15-17). By his instructive example, Esau warns us to hold firm to what is truly valuable, even if it means rebuking the desires of the flesh. The Bible uses the account of Jacob and Esau to represent God’s calling and election. God chose the young er Jacob to carry on the Abrahamic covenant. This is volume 2 of 6. In this reboot of the story of Jacob and Esau our characters; Felony and Sus pect have been driven apart by greed and the winner so to speak is on the run to enjoy the spoils of his victory, or will he? Continue to follow these twins on their foray into the depts of overwhelming greed and deception, as now the winner is on the run to avoid the consequences of his deed while he enjoys the pleasures from that greed, as if faith would never catch up with him.