Genesis Lesson 77: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Genesis 33 and 34 These two chapters of "the book of beginnings" do not star Clint Eastwood; rather, the main characters of the first "act" of this narrative are Jacob and Esau, whose reconciliation after 20 years turned out to be relatively "good". The main characters of the second "act" are Jacob's daughter Dinah and two of his sons, Simeon and Levi. Dinah was raped by the Hivite prince of Shechem, and that was "bad," but the situation turned very "ugly" when two of Dinah's brothers took revenge upon not just the prince, but the entire population of the city of Shechem. Jacob is definitely not seen as a good father in this entire episode. It is a very ugly blemish on the patriarchal line of the Saviour - which again demonstrates why ALL men (women) NEED the Saviour!
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