[Answer] What did Esau give his brother Jacob in exchange for the rights of the firstborn?

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...Esau’s birthright as the firstborn was his legal right, something of great value, honor, and prestige, but we are told at the end of verse 34, that Esau despised his birthright. Meaning he didn’t value or care about it. So on a day when he was famished, Esau made a verbal agreement to trade his birthright away for some bread and a bowl of lentil soup. This verbal oath could not be reversed. Jacob, through his trickery, had finally stolen his brother’s birthright. And Esau, through his impulsive recklessness, had exchanged something permanent for something very mundane. His fleshly decision revoked his eternal and legal position as firstborn. He forgot that “Life is more than food, and the body is more than clothing.” (Luke 12:23)

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Bread and stew:

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