With clarity and conviction, Meyer shows how God's love disciplines, refines, and uplifts. Each chapter reveals not only the historical and covenantal significance of Jacob’s journey but also its enduring relevance for those navigating the trials of faith today. Richly annotated and thoughtfully updated for a modern audience, this edition offers practical insights, biblical depth, and encouragement to trust the God who turns wanderers into worshipers.
Whether read devotionally or studied with intent, this book will lead you to discover the steadfast mercy of Jehovah, who faithfully fulfills His promises—even in the lives of the most unlikely heirs.
Frederick Brotherton Meyer (1847–1929) was a respected pastor, Bible expositor, and author whose writings stirred generations toward deeper faith and devotion. A graduate of the University of London and Regent's Park College, Meyer served in prominent Baptist churches throughout England and became a leading figure in the evangelical movement of his day. Known for his powerful preaching and practical insights into Scripture, Meyer authored over 75 works, including biographies of key biblical figures such as Moses, Abraham, and Paul. His books reflect a deep reverence for God’s Word, a commitment to holy living, and a heart for revival. Grounded in sound doctrine and filled with spiritual warmth, Meyer’s legacy continues to inspire believers to live faithfully in service to Christ.