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Originally Posted by augustianian
i don't just try to answer a question, I try to prove my answer (It drives me up the wall when some just make statements without ever intending to prove it). I regret that I didn't make myself clear to you but I just assumed that you would be able to see that I rejected your contention that Paul was using hyperbole. And if I disagreed with you then naturally Paul, I believe, was really saying God hated Esau.
So I don't see any reason for juxtaposing what Paul said and the verse you quoted.
Its irrelevant for a multitude of reasons.
I hope that is considered me touching your point.
Its invalid.
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I don't know if you don't get the point or if you just chose to continue ignoring the point.
I will try again, "if you can hate your immediate family members and still please God then the word hate does not mean what we general understand it to mean.
Likewise, God does not hate Esau in that manner either.
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