Joseph

Observers would believe history was made in Pharaoh's palaces and that the actions of shepherds in Canaan were irrelevant. But we, the descendants of Abraham, know that sometimes history is written by the solitary individual, isolated from the world, with their impact only realized in the future.

The story of Joseph's sale marks the beginning of a significant dispute, as the sons of Leah, led by Judah, sold Joseph into Egypt because their paths diverged so greatly. Yet, their intentions were both with heaven in mind.

In just a few hours, I learned the entire history of humanity from a different perspective! It's amazing how everything fits together into one grand plan.

In Greek times, Egypt retained bitter memories of the Hyksos, who once conquered and humiliated the land. When asked about the Israelites, some mixed the stories: 'Of course, a cruel people once ruled us. What were they called? Hyksos, right?'

In a fascinating discovery in Egypt, an ancient palace was found with significant markings of the number 12. Its main hall is supported by 12 pillars, with 12 prominent tombstones in the burial complex. Could this be Joseph's palace, marking the 12 tribes of Israel?

Are dreams visions or simply imagination? A deep dive into Joseph's sale by his brothers and its implications. Is it a divine punishment or a blessing in disguise? Discover how the brothers involved the Shechinah in Joseph's sale without divine intervention. Explore the empty pit without water and its connection to Abraham. Understand why Joseph's avoidance of sin results in ten years of imprisonment and how this connects to the coming of the Messiah.