Torah - Prophet Abraham's Decendents

In these chapters of the Torah, revealed by God to the prophet Moses, we discover God's relationship with the prophet Isaac and Jacob. These chapters teach us patience and trust in God through the lives of the prophet Isaac and Jacob.
The prophet Jacob was a man who faced many problems at the hands of his brother, Esau, and his father-in-law, Laban. He also traveled from country to country in search of comfort and God's presence.
Despite all these events, God did not forget the prophet Jacob. On the contrary, He protected him, blessed him, and granted him abundant wealth.
The life of the prophet Jacob symbolizes a person fleeing the world's problems, people, and sins to seek God.
Finally, these chapters tell us about the lives of the prophet Jacob's sons and their births.
The prophet Jacob is a man from whom we learn strength, patience, wisdom, and obedience to God in all things. This is why God changed his name from Jacob to Israel, which means "one who wrestled with God and with the people and was victorious."