21.08.26 Prime Minister Joseph - Genesis 41:37-46

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21.08.26 Prime Minister Joseph - Genesis 41:37-46

Aug 25 2021 | 00:10:58

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Show Notes

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I wonder what the most surprising, shocking, wonderful thing is… that has ever happened in your life?

We’ve been following the remarkable account of Joseph in Genesis, seeking to learn important life lessons that will help us live life well. Yesterday I left you in the throne room of the most powerful man in the world, the Pharaoh of Egypt. He’d had two dreams which had deeply troubled him and he sought their interpretation from his wise counselors and even magicians, but no one could explain the dreams. But then Joseph was brought up out prison, cleaned up, and brought to the Pharaoh for the purpose of explaining the dreams. He told the Pharaoh “I cannot do it, but God will give Pharaoh the answer he desires.”

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Today’s Scripture is Genesis 41:37-46.

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