The Reincarnations

Of

Virgin Mary

By

Apostle John De Light

Why Jacob Take Over The Two Sons Of Joseph

The angels of God came to Jacob, revealed and explained to him about the birth of Joseph. The angels wanted Rachel to bear one child, Joseph only. But because of the efforts of Rachel, and her insistence, God allowed her to bear Benjamin also.

Son of man, whenever God says what should be done, let the children of God do exactly what God says. Let them not add any extra or change what God said.

When the angels told Jacob, that Rachel shall bear one child only, he fell to the ground, pleading for more children. The angels told Jacob that Joseph belonged to God. Jacob accepted this, and asked for another child in place of Joseph, as belonging to himself Jacob. The angels accepted, but said, “Rachel shall bear you a son, as your own child, but she will not live to take care of the child.” They asked Jacob to do prayers, which Jacob and Rachel did.

Rachel said the prayers for twelve days, and Benjamin was born after twelve years. The twelve days and twelve years covers the twelve Zodiac Signs as a separation between what belongs to God (Joseph), and what belongs to man (Benjamin). Rachel died at the birth of Benjamin, because she was not destined to be the mother of another child.

Jacob did not want to lose the two sons of Joseph, Ephraim and Manasseh. In blessing the two sons, Jacob crossed his hands, as a sign to show that he was taking the two sons, in place of Joseph, and to show that blessings, favours, success and prosperity depend on obedience to the will of God Almighty. As Joseph had no sons, as his own, even so Jesus shall have no wife and sons.

On the day Jacob took the two sons, he said to Joseph, “Right from the time you were born, you belonged to God. Today, I take these two sons as my own children.”

Son of man, that is why Ephraim and Manasseh are always counted among the children of Jacob. And that was why later Holy Moses assigned lands to Ephraim and Manasseh, but did not give land inheritance to the other grandsons of Jacob. Son of man, the number of the sons of Jacob shall always be written as fourteen, 14; and not as twelve, 12.