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• who, seeing that he could not master him, struck him on the hip socket, and Jacob's hip was dislocated as he wrestled with him. (Genesis 32, 26)

• He said, 'Let me go, for day is breaking.' Jacob replied, 'I will not let you go unless you bless me.' (Genesis 32, 27)

• Then Jacob asked, 'Please tell me your name.' He replied, 'Why do you ask my name?' With that, he blessed him there. (Genesis 32, 30)

• That is why to this day the Israelites do not eat the thigh sinew which is at the hip socket: because he had struck Jacob at the hip socket on the thigh sinew. (Genesis 32, 33)

• Looking up, Jacob saw Esau coming and with him four hundred men. He then divided the children between Leah, Rachel and the two slave-girls. (Genesis 33, 1)

• He himself went ahead of them and bowed to the ground seven times, until he reached his brother. (Genesis 33, 3)

• But Esau ran to meet him, took him in his arms, threw himself on his neck and wept as he kissed him. (Genesis 33, 4)

• Then looking up he saw the women and children. 'Who are these with you?' he asked. Jacob answered, 'The children whom God has bestowed on your servant.' (Genesis 33, 5)

• Esau asked, 'What was the purpose of that whole camp I just met?' 'To win my lord's favour,' he replied. (Genesis 33, 8)

• 'Brother, I have plenty,' Esau answered, 'keep what is yours.' (Genesis 33, 9)

• Jacob protested, 'No, if I have won your favour, please accept the gift I offer, for in fact I have come into your presence as into the presence of God, since you have received me kindly. (Genesis 33, 10)

• So accept the gift I have brought for you, since God has been generous to me and I have all I need.' And he urged him, and Esau accepted. (Genesis 33, 11)