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Genesis 50:6 · BSB
50:6 Pharaoh replied, “Go up and bury your father, as he made you swear to do.”
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…why, that's why Joseph, Genesis chapter 50, verse 20, Joseph, that's why one of my favorite words actually, I mean all verses are my favorite. SoGenesis chapter 50and verse 20, why am I going to express? Yeah, Joseph after meeting his friends at the end of the story, in the climax, before they put the end…
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…the covenant. He remembered the covenant that God has given this promise to my great great fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. And that's why inGenesis chapter 50, when Joseph was leaving his body, he said, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob, he has given the promise that he will give us…
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…after Abraham, the story continues, and we go through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and then the 12 sons, and Joseph being the youngest, and we get toGenesis chapter 50, and they they're left down in Egypt because of a shortage of grain where they were living in the promised land, and so they go down to Egypt, and…
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…day, and he made it holy. So all the way through Genesis, we do not see a Sabbath day observed. We do see a seven-day week being spoken of inGenesis chapter 50. And if we go back in history, just world history, we look at the Babylonians and some of the early, early nations, people groups, we see this…
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…for my good. He will take it up into His fatherly hands and bring about my ultimate good. The great Old Testament example of this is Joseph inGenesis chapter 50. If you remember that story, you remember that his brothers sold him into slavery out of jealousy and hatred, leaving him functionally for dead.…
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…your good for their good. O, offer the second cheek. V, verbalize or vocalize a blessing. And the E doesn't come from Jesus, but it comes fromGenesis chapter 50. And I'm just going to say it's express thanks. Express thanks to God. In Genesis, what happens is Joseph is sold by his brothers into slavery.…
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…to the people of Israel? Standing on the brink of the promised land. Will God be good to you and to me today? So, turn with me, if you will, toGenesis chapter 50. The page number is in your bulletin. I'm sorry, I forgot to get it. Genesis 50. As you're turning there, we will see that in the first 14 verses…
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…you face trials of many different kinds because they produce steadfastness in you. That's good in God's economy of things. Do you remember Joseph?Genesis chapter 50. His brothers come up to him and say, hey, what are you going to do to us? Joseph says in verse 20, What you meant for evil for me, God meant for…
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…me here, but God. He has made me a father to Pharaoh and Lord of all his house and ruler over all the land of Egypt And turn quickly to the book ofGenesis, chapter 50and verse 15. When Joseph's brothers saw that their father was dead, they said it may be that Joseph will hate us and pay us back for all the evil…
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