- v1-3
- 'Why are you just sitting there, looking at each other?' Jacob sent his sons to Egypt to buy grain so their family wouldn't starve to death
- v4
- Jacob tried to keep Benjamin back to make sure nothing bad would happen to him
- v5
- the depression reached the place where Jacob's family lived
- v6-8
- Joseph saw his dream partly fulfilled
- v9-20
- Joseph devised a way to get his other brother there too
- v21
- we hear that Joseph hadn't been a completely silent victim, but had begged his brothers with visible anguish
- v22-24
- Reuben, who had sort of stood up for what was right, could sort of vindicate himself later
- v25-28
- they returned
- v29-34
- they told Jacob what happened
- v35-38
- Jacob seemed to realize that Joseph's brothers were responsible for him loosing Joseph
E-Mail This
Posts
7 years ago
No comments:
Post a Comment
You can use some HTML tags, such as <b>, <i>, <a>.
Comment Approval Policy
It costs money to create and maintain findmercy.com . The purpose of this web site is for serving the Lord. Approved comments will be hosted on this web site, and available for all the world to see.
For that reason, I would appreciate it if you would please try to keep your comments generally constructive, and in line with the purpose of this site.
If you would like to criticize something about findmercy.com, please email me personally instead.
Comments: