Given by: Isaac, in his final testament, calling Esau and Jacob to swear mutual love. Given to: his two sons — and through the book's telling, to every generation of brothers after them.

In the ancient Near East a patriarch's deathbed testament carried binding force; Isaac uses his to command not property arrangements but love — the inheritance his sons most needed and most nearly lost.

And love one another, my sons, your brothers as a man who loves his own soul, and let each seek in what he may benefit his brother, and act together on the earth; and let them love each other as their own souls.

A dying father's charge: love your brothers as your own soul, actively seek each other's good, and act together rather than apart.

Jubilees 36:4

Your Spirit

Loves God

Loves Neighbor

Your Body

Moral Behaviour