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Genesis 48:1 · BSB
48:1 Some time later Joseph was told, “Your father is ill.” So he set out with his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim.
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…And when Jacob was getting ready to die, he called Joseph to his bedside. It's a really beautiful scene. This is great for Father's Day, okay?Genesis chapter 48. He said, Joseph, come in the room. I want to give a blessing to my grandchildren. Now, Genesis 48, 11 is the one I want to focus your. Heart on…
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…God's promises are sturdy enough to bear the weight of life and death. So if you haven't already turned there, turn with me again to the book ofGenesis, chapter 48. We'll look at this first chapter together to see a blind grandfather who blesses a future he won't see. Jacob has arrived in Egypt. He found…
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…personality. We know his character. But we also see this transformation progressively take place over Jacob's life. This is a clear reference toGenesis chapter 48, the account of Jacob's passing. Genesis 48. may be titled Israel's Last Days. Now, what evidence do we have in Hebrews chapter 11? What proof do…
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…you give the blessing. Okay, so Isaac has just cooked this up so that he can have a nice meal. Remember, we get to see again how this works inGenesis chapters 48and 49. Jacob does it. He doesn't send anyone to prepare him a meal. Okay, he actually just blesses them. And that's what Isaac is supposed to do…
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Please take your Bibles and open them up this morning to the book of Genesis. ! Our passage this morning will take us fromGenesis chapter 48all the way through chapter 50 verse 14. ! I told you that these narratives in the Joseph section of Genesis kind of run a little bit longer and so…
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…And yet he willfully chooses this image for himself. So much so that when, like I said, the first time that God as a shepherd is mentioned is inGenesis chapter 48, when Jacob admits towards the end of his life as he's blessing his sons, May the God before whom my father Abraham and Isaac walked faithfully,…
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…will enter into the kingdom of heaven. So before the death, before Jacob's death, Jacob blesses his all his sons. But to Joseph, he says this inGenesis chapter 48. He says, Then Israel said to Joseph, remember his name was changed to Israel, and he says to Joseph, Behold, I am about to die, but God will be…
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…Throughout biblical history, biblical leadership has always been associated with this concept of shepherding. This concept first is used inGenesis chapter 48, when Jacob, one of Israel's forefathers, says that God is his shepherd, who's been leading him his entire life. It's used in Psalm 23 when David…
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…knew the history of his nation. He knew the history of Israel. And he knew his ancestors. He knew Jacob. He was called Israel. Turn with me toGenesis chapter 48very briefly. David's actually not the first person to say the Lord is my shepherd. Jacob or Israel, the patriarch, says essentially the same…
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…and being sold into slavery by your brothers. And we mention again, and this is my third time to mention it, in Genesis chapter 50 it says that. OrGenesis chapter 48, it says they, the brothers said this has happened to us because we did not listen to the cries of our brother when we sold him. They did not…
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…his father was dying, and therefore he took his sons, Manasseh and Ephraim, to his father, Jacob, and asked his father to bless them. That's inGenesis chapter 48. And when I say bless them, what do I mean by that? I mean he directed them with a word from the Lord. He encouraged them to go forward in God, and…
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…they hear his voice. Well, how does one become a sheep then? Well, the first instance we have in the Bible of anyone being described as sheep is inGenesis chapter 48. And that's when Jacob is passing on that covenant blessing originally handed down to Abraham by God, which is not based on anything that Abraham…
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…story in the very beginning, Genesis chapter 48, verse 8. When Israel, and sometimes uh some of the names in scripture can be confusing. Israel inGenesis chapter 48is also Jacob. Jacob, one of the great saints in the Old Testament, um, made some mistakes along the way. But Jacob, and so he's also called…
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…God, we pray this in the name of your son. Amen. Amen. Can you grab a seat? Grab a seat. You can take your copy of God's Word and open it up toGenesis chapter 48and 49. If you're new with us, my name's Miles Holmes. I'm the lead pastor of this church, incredibly thankful that you are here. And you're going…
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…about that. And about the Legacy that you're leaving. Will you be glorifying God? I certainly think we have the opportunity to do so. Jacob inGenesis chapter 48and 49 was aware of his death. And so he used that time to speak individually to his sons before he died. David in Second Kings one and two on his…
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…on a four-week path of seeing through the scriptures how God unveiled his Redeemer, his promised Redeemer. And our primary text for this morning isGenesis chapter 48. There, Israel, Abraham's grandson, is an old man. He's on his deathbed, giving his final blessing to his children. And as part of the blessing, he…
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…Egypt. There was famine and then he, he met his son. And then before he left, the last thing that Jacob did, it's amazing what he did. Let's readGenesis chapter 48. And today that's what we're going to learn from the scripture. Genesis chapter 48. I'm reading a couple of verses from verse one. Sometime later,…
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…Well, for one thing, it means that we do give other people good reason to trust us. I want you to turn back in your Bibles just for a moment toGenesis chapter 48, 42 rather, 42 verse 18. We find there in Genesis chapter 42, Joseph interacting with his brothers, and you'll remember that Joseph's brothers had…
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All right, well, you ready to get into God's word? Why don't you go ahead and turn in your Bibles right now to uhGenesis chapter 48? Genesis chapter 48, back into God in the mess, uh, the life of Joseph. Now, question for you. Uh, when you think about what your future holds, uh,…
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…a place of salvation. Amen. Bethlehem was a place of salvation. From the time that Jacob spoke of Bethlehem in his dying words when he was dying inGenesis chapter 48. Actually, the verse 7. The little town is off the biblical radar in terms of important events until the book of Ruth. But as he's reflecting, as…
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