From: mercurytrismagistus@gmail.com   
      
   Esau symbolizes Helel Ben Shahar, Eosophorous (Dawn bearer)=Phosphor=Lucifer   
   as planet Venus, heralding the dawn as the star of the morning.   
   Esav is, therefore, a parallel name for Phosphor/Lucifer (also hissop, the   
   red-haired plant, (red-hairy Esau) as in Caesar's Messiah-Atwill).   
   This matches the "torch" of the gods (like Dionysus) including the dadophors.   
   Ovid connects it to Daedaelion. And, perhaps it links to Daedalus.   
   Never reaching the summit, though, Venus/Helal outshines all the stars, he   
   becomes the hero/demigod who strives but fails to attain power and glory.   
   Though, he does make a comeback from his outcasting (as the red-haired   
   scapegoat) and "throws of the yoke" of Jacob/Israel.   
   Thus, the twins Esau and Jacob symbolize Edom and Israel, the two nations that   
   worshiped Yahweh.   
   The previous Pharez and Zira are the only other twins in the Hebrew Bible.   
   Pharez  means "bursting forth". Pharez's arm protrudes from the womb, his   
   wrist tied with red thread, presaging Esau's red thread of the scapegoat.   
   Zira (Zerah) means "Dawn", who is Eos. And, Pharez is a paronym of Phosphor,   
   Paris, and, Pyrrus=Neoptolemus, who slays Priam, father of "Paris" in Homer.   
   I am still working on Jacob. newskeptics@outlook.com   
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