The Family of Abraham: Part 37—The Continuing Famine and Joseph's Promise to His Father
Alastair RobertsThe Family of Abraham: Part 37—The Continuing Famine and Joseph's Promise to His Father
May 8, 2019
Alastair Roberts
I discuss Genesis 47, as Joseph introduces Pharaoh to his brothers and father, we hear the continued events of the famine, and Joseph promises to bury Jacob in Canaan.
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