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Joseph: Suffering, Wisdom, and Providence

Follow betrayal, slavery, temptation, prison, leadership, forgiveness, and God’s providence in Joseph’s life

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LESSON 1

Betrayed by Brothers

Primary passage: Genesis 37:28

Start with Genesis 37:28. This lesson focuses on betrayed by brothers within the larger study ‘Joseph: Suffering, Wisdom, and Providence.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: Joseph (son of Jacob)Places: EgyptEvents: Joseph sold to Egypt
LESSON 2

Integrity in Temptation

Primary passage: Genesis 39:9

Start with Genesis 39:9. This lesson focuses on integrity in temptation within the larger study ‘Joseph: Suffering, Wisdom, and Providence.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: God
LESSON 3

Wisdom in Leadership

Primary passage: Genesis 41:39

Start with Genesis 41:39. This lesson focuses on wisdom in leadership within the larger study ‘Joseph: Suffering, Wisdom, and Providence.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

LESSON 4

Providence without Excusing Evil

Primary passage: Genesis 50:20

Start with Genesis 50:20. This lesson focuses on providence without excusing evil within the larger study ‘Joseph: Suffering, Wisdom, and Providence.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: God

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