Genesis 38 - 39
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In "Genesis 38-39", Steve Gregg discusses the interruption in the story of Joseph by detailing the story of Judah's family and Levirate marriage, emphasizing the value of children in Hebrew culture. The chapter also highlights the integrity and conscience of Joseph when he resists Potiphar's wife's attempts to sleep with him, resulting in him being falsely accused and thrown into prison. Throughout the story, the message is clear that God is with Joseph wherever he goes, regardless of his circumstances or location.
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Genesis 40 - 42
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In Genesis 40-42, the story of Joseph continues to reveal God's providence and Joseph's integrity. Joseph's imprisonment leads to him being trusted by
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Genesis 43 - 47
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In "Genesis 43 – 47", Steve Gregg discusses the stories of Joseph and his brothers during the famine in Egypt. The brothers return to Egypt with Benja
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Genesis 35 - 37
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In Steve Gregg's exposition of Genesis 35-37, we see Jacob's return to the Promised Land and the introduction of Joseph as the main character. Jacob f
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