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Romans 9:13 · WEB

“Even as it is written, "Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated."”

— Romans 9:13

Era

Apostolic Era (~50 AD)

Emotion

anxious

Type

teaching

Emotional genome

Comfort power

20%

Quotability

80%

Memorability

90%

Crisis relevance

80%

Standalone

50%
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