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- v1-3
- Joseph wept and had his father embalmed, and the Egyptians mourned
- v4-9
- Pharaoh gave them permission to bury Jacob in Canaan, so they went
- v10-11
- the great and very sore lamentation at the threshing-floor of Atad
- v12-14
- Jacob's sons did what he said, buried him with his ancestors, and returned Egypt
- v15-18
- Joseph's brothers humbled themselves and requested forgiveness with tears
- v19-21
- Joseph showed great mercy, recognizing the Lord's providence despite evil intentions
- v22-24
- the death of Joseph
- v1-2
- gather to hear your father
- v3-4
- Reuben: his sin was found out
- v5-7
- Simeon and Levi: cruel and angry
- v8-12
- Judah: Christ would come through him
- v13
- Zebulun would dwell by the sea
- v14-15
- Issachar would become a servant
- v16-17
- Dan would judge
- v18
- Salvation
- v19
- Gad would overcome at last
- v20
- Asher would produce good grain
- v21
- Naphtali is like a wild deer
- v22-26
- the blessings of Joseph were the greatest
- v27
- Benjamin is like a wolf
- v28-33
- Jacob gave instructions about his burial, and then he died
- v1-2
- Jacob got ready to bless Joseph's sons before he died
- v3-4
- Jacob passed on the vision to Joseph
- v5-6
- Joseph's sons would be like Jacob's sons
- v7
- Jacob told Joseph about Rachel's death
- v8-9
- Jacob was sure to make a positive identification of who he blessed
- v10-11
- God did even more for Jacob than he asked or thought
- v12-14
- Jacob put his younger grandson before the older
- v15-16
- Jacob blessed Joseph
- v17-19
- Joseph wanted to correct his father, but Jacob knew what he was doing
- v20
- Jacob blessed Joseph's sons
- v21
- Jacob told Joseph what would happen in the future
- v22
- Jacob gave Joseph a double portion
- v1-6
- Joseph's plan worked. Pharaoh accepted his family, and they got the best land, the land of Goshen, to take care of their livestock
- v7-10
- Jacob met Pharaoh and blessed him
- v11-12
- Joseph kept his promise to take care of his family
- v13-17
- Joseph gave the people food for their livestock
- v18-21
- Joseph gave them grain for their lands and themselves
- v22
- "tax-exempt religious organizations"
- v23-26
- Joseph instituted a 20% income tax because the government owned the people
- v27-31
- Jacob was about to die, and he had Joseph swear to carry him out of Egypt and bury him with his ancestors
- v1
- Jacob sacrificed to the Lord
- v2-4
- the Lord gave promises to Jacob about going to Egypt
- v5-7
- Jacob and all of his people came into Egypt with all their stuff
- v8-27
- the names of Jacob's descendants who came into Egypt
- v28-30
- Joseph was reunited with his father
- v31-34
- Joseph worked it out to get his family the best land, because they were shepherds
- v1-4
- Joseph told his brothers who he was, and invited them to be close to him
- v5
- Joseph forgave his brothers and told them not be angry at themselves for what they had done
- v6-8
- God caused Joseph's troubles to work together for greater good
- v9-11
- Like Jesus does for us, Joseph told of his greatness, and the greatness of his plans for his brothers
- v12
- Joseph proved that it was really him, because he no longer spoke through an interpretor
- v13
- like our calling to preach the gospel, Joseph asked his brothers to tell somebody else and bring him too
- v14-15
- Joseph loved his brothers, and they had tears of joy because they were so happy to be reunited
- v16-21
- the Lord gives us provision for the journey, and warns us not to focus on our stuff, because we have more important rewards in His kingdom (v20)
- v22-23
- the Lord abundantly blesses us with even more than we need
- v24
- a calling to guard our walk with the Lord
- v25-28
- sometimes the Lord's goodness in His Word and the gospel is so good that it seems too hard to believe, but He also sends us
a token for good
, things we can see that reassure us of Himself
- v1-5
- Joseph had evidence planted to frame Benjamin
- v6-10
- the brothers spoke presumptuously of their own judgment
- v11-15
- the cup was found, and they all returned to Joseph
- v16-17
- Judah volunteered all the brothers to be punished together, but Joseph just wanted Benjamin
- v18-29
- Judah humbly entreated Joseph, retelling how Jacob would be heartbroken without Benjamin
- v30-34
- Judah interceded for Benjamin and offered the sacrifice of himself as a slave in Benjamin's place
- v1-2
- the famine continued, and Joseph's brothers needed to go buy grain again
- v3-5
- Judah reminded Jacob that they couldn't return without Benjamin
- v6,7
- Jacob sensed that it was his sons' fault that Joseph wanting them to bring Benjamin
- v8-10
- Judah promised to protect Benjamin
- v11-14
- finally, Jacob made a plan to find favor, and was resolute to take the risk
- v15-23
- Joseph's brothers were afraid and tried to be diplomatic to Joseph's clerk, so he reassured them
- v24-28
- Joseph got ready to serve his brothers a meal, and asked them how their father was doing
- v29-34
- Joseph was especially nice to Benjamin
- v1-5
- the famine reached Jacob's family in Canaan, so Jacob sent his sons to Egypt to buy corn... except he kept back Benjamin so nothing bad would happen to him
- v6-9a
- Joseph recognized his brothers and remembered his dream, but they didn't recognize him
- v9b-13
- Joseph got his brothers to tell him all about their family and Benjamin, by calling them spies
- v14-17
- Joseph's first plan to send one brother back to get Benjamin
- v18-20
- Joseph's second plan to send back all the brothers but one hostage
- v21-24
- Joseph's brothers remembered and realized that they were guilty about what they had done to him
- v25-28
- on their way home they discovered that Joseph had given them a sneaky refund
- v29-34
- the brothers retold what happened to Jacob
- v35
- they were afraid when they saw the refund
- v36-38
- Reuben begged their father to let them take Benjamin and go back, but he wouldn't let them, and he realized that they were responsible for what happened to his other sons
- v1-7
- Pharaoh dreamed two dreams
- v1-4
- Pharaoh dreamed that 7 thin cows came and ate 7 fat cows that had been before them
- v5-7
- Pharaoh dreamed that 7 whithered ears of corn ate 7 good ears that had been before them
- v8
- Pharaoh couldn't find anybody who could interpret his dreams
- v9-13
- the butler finally remembered to tell Pharaoh about Joseph
- v14-16
- Pharaoh called Joseph out of prison quickly to interpret the dream, and Joseph humbly gave the Lord the credit
- v17-24
- Pharaoh told his dreams to Joseph
- v17-21
- Pharaoh told his first dream to Joseph
- v22-24
- Pharaoh told his second dream
- v25-36
- Joseph did a
chapter summary
of the dreams - v25-28
- Joseph's outline
- v29-32
- Joseph's meaning
- v33-36
- Joseph's application
- v37-46
- Pharaoh chose Joseph to rule over the whole country, and Pharaoh gave him a wife
- v47-49
- Joseph still worked faithfully, to keep his application, and gathered food during the plentiful years
- v50-52
- Joseph had two sons and glorified the Lord by the names he gave them
- v53-57
- the famine came true, so everybody came to Joseph to buy food
- v1-4
- Pharaoh's butler and baker ended up under Joseph in the prison
- v5-8
- the butler and baker had dreams, and Joseph asked them to tell the dreams to him
- v9-11
- the butler told that he dreamed that he pressed grapes into Pharaoh's cup
- v12-13
- Joseph interpreted that Pharaoh would restore the butler's position within 3 days
- v14-15
- Joseph asked the butler to mention him to Pharaoh
- v16-17
- the baker told that he dreamed that birds ate the baked goods out of the baskets on his head
- v18-19
- Joseph interpreted that Pharaoh would have the baker killed within 3 days
- v20-22
- everything came true like Joseph had interpreted it, because of Pharaoh's birthday
- v23
- however, the butler forgot Joseph
- v1-5
- Joseph served, and the Lord blessed him
- v6-10
- Potiphar's wife tempted Joseph, but he refused
- v11-12
- Joseph ran from temptation
- v13-18
- Potiphar's wife falsely accused Joseph because he did what was right
- v19-20
- Potiphar was angry with Joseph and threw him in prison
- v21-23
- the Lord blessed Joseph in prison
- v1-5
- Judah had three sons by Shuah
- v6-10
- the Lord judged the wicked sons with death
- v11-18
- Tamar disguised herself as a prostitute, and Judah fell for her
- v19-23
- Judah couldn't find the prostitute
- v24-26
- Judah realized his hypocrisy
- v17-30
- the twins Pharez and Zarah were born
- v1-4
- a calling to be clean from sin
- v5-8
- the journey to Bethel
- v9-15
- God spoke to Jacob
- v16-20
- different names from different perspectives
- v21-22
- Reuben did a sinful thing, and Jacob heard of it
- v23-26
- the sons of Jacob
- v27-29
- Isaac died and Jacob and Esau buried him
- v1
- Dinah was in the wrong place at the wrong time
- v2
- Shechem might have thought he just did "one little sin," but it ended up creating a huge fiasco
- v3-4
- Shechem got things in the wrong order: first he took Dinah, and then he asked about marrying her
- v5-12
- Shechem and his father Hamor came to Jacob and his sons, and asked them for Dinah
- v13-17
- Jacob's sons were angry, so they deceitfully promised to give Dinah if all of the men in the city would get circumcised
- v18-24
- Shechem and Hamor convinced all of the men in the city to get circumcised, playing on their greed, and promising them all of Jacob's stuff (v23)
- v25-29
- when the men were sore from getting circumcised, Simeon and Levi massacred the city and took everything
- v30-31
- Jacob rebuked his sons for ruining the family reputation
- v1-3
- Jacob humbled himself greatly to find favor with Esau
- v4-7
- Jacob called the people that were with him,
The children which God hath graciously given thy servant
- v8-11
- Jacob insisting on giving Esau a great gift
- v12-17
- Esau tried to get Jacob to come back with him, but Jacob sneakily devised a way to stay independent
- v18-20
- Jacob stayed by Shechem and built an altar there
- v1-2
- Jacob met God's host of angels, on his way
- v3-5
- Jacob sent a message to find grace with Esau
- v6-8
- Jacob got a dreadful sounding response back, and divided his people so some could escape
- v9-12
- Jacob humbly prayed to the Lord, praised Him, told Him how he felt, and reminded Him of His promises
- v13-21
- Jacob was willing to give up a great amount as a gift to find favor with his brother
- v22-30
- Jacob, alone, wrestled with the Lord or the Lord's representative at Peniel
- v31-32
- the children of Israel changed their eating habits because the Lord made Jacob's thigh out of joint
- v1-3
- the Lord showed Jacob to return to his family's land
- v4-13
- Jacob told his wives how the Lord had guided him
- v14-21
- Jacob, with his wives and stuff, snuck away from Laban
- v22-24
- the Lord warned Laban about speaking to Jacob
- v25- 28
- supposedly Laban was just disappointed because he missed the chance to give Jacob a going-away party-- Yeah, right!
- v29-30
- the lamest religion ever, with "gods" who could get stolen and need a rescue mission
- v31-35
- Rachel hid the idols and Laban didn't find them
- v36-42
- Jacob's past faithfulness allowed him to answer in a forceful way that his enemy couldn't refute
- v43-55
- Laban and Jacob made a peace treaty
- v1-2
- the Lord is the one who opens and closes the womb
- v3-8
- Jacob had Dan and Naphtali by Bilhah, Rachel's handmaid
- v9-13
- Jacob had Gad and Asher by Zilpah Leah's maid
- v14-16
- Rachel bought Leah's mandrakes that Reuben had brought her
- v17-21
- God hearkened to Leah, and Jacob had Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah by Leah
- v22-24
- God remembered Rachel, and she gave birth to Joseph
- v25-34
- Laban agreed with Jacob to give him all the spotted livestock
- v35-36
- but then Laban took those livestock and hid them
- v37-43
- Jacob was able to breed plenty of strong, spotted livestock to be his own, anyway
- v1-8
- Jacob came to the well and found out that Rachel was coming
- v9-14
- Jacob met Rachel, and Laban, and stayed with Laban for a month
- v15-21
- Jacob served Laban seven years for Rachel
- v22-25
wherefore then hast thou beguiled me?
Jacob got a taste of his own medicine - v26-30
- Jacob served seven more years to get Rachel as well as Leah
- v31-35
- the Lord blessed Leah with children