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…The Father and mother of Jacob was Ishvi and Jemima. Were they beautiful, and increasingly more so than their ancestors, but Jacob was far more beautiful than any man before his time after Seth.
And the neighbors and friends and families of the parents came unto them many times to bring forth gifts and tidings, that Jacob may hath a peaceful and gentle youth while ripening.
Jemima, fair woman, worried over her pregnancy and Jacob, for had she failed to conceive and carry a child many times. And there was no mother at that time more caring, and kind, and filled with grace.
When Jemima was 15 and filled greatly, was Jacob begot. He weighed 1212 and was 100 in height.
And when she prepared herself for the birthing, four angels, one mighty Michael, stood beside her; their names meaning: Destiny, Faith, and Light.
And Jacob produced no pain when entering the world, and he cried not, but laughed in lieu. Was he very bright, shining like the sun, with deep celestial eyes.
And the angels fell before the boy and spread oil over his head, though he needed it not. And the child was wrapped in a dirty and old blanket, but transfigured into white satin when the being touched them.
At the same time as Jemima’s pregnancy, was there Jehudijah, wife and sister of Abijah, who was also soon to beget a child.
And Jehudijah who rode upon oxen and not horses, had a face as Inanna and lusted and committed adultery while married to her husband. And Abijah was a very wicked man who stole and murdered and performed usury. Thick were their robes, and the man and woman bowed before the Creature of Judgement, Azmodeus.
And the parents lived in Edom and were very high there and had much dominion, as did many Edomites. Had they built up a very strong army, for a wide war with the Sethians would soon pass.
Jehudijah fell in pain the moment she conceived, and knew she the baby would be a boy, old in ill heart, with a lead crown already on his head.
In the cold, dark belly where only a small star resteth, Esau slithered, and wiggled, and hissed, and roared like his heavenly father, the Bull of Iniquity.
And even before birth, Esau had no good spirit within him; soul and lifespark alone, chained to the rusty clay of the Earth.
And when his mother reached the ripe age of 23 and Abijah, 32, Esau was brought forth.
And when the boy came out, was there no rays of light, but foggy darkness alone in the doorway. And though a babe, looked he very ugly, and exceedingly old. His eyes were empty like obsidian, and his body was coated in strange red hair like wild goat fur.
Then the father and mother rejoiced and sang, for Esau was the best of their tree branches; surely, the fruits of Esau would be great and mighty unto all ends of the Earth, even in those last days.
And wrapped they he in a blanket of snake skin for warmth and performed the ritual that pleaseth the Beast of Envy.
The measurement of Esau The Edomite was 184 and he weighed 1910.
And it was soon that his father requested the leaders so that the unholy ritual may be performed and the birthright of Esau for all the kingdoms of the Earth be accomplished.
Then Esau, gripping the sharp snake in his left hand, was placed on a very rough ashlar; and on that stone was engraved the lineage of the great Edomite kings: yea, all they descendants from their forefather, the Blind Murderer.
Then was he nourished heftily with the soiled milk of goats and over him, a stream of blood from their most fertile bull.
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