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Joseph Has 2 Dreams


In both of Joseph's dreams, he was the authority figure. In the Book of Genesis 37:3, it says that Jacob, Joseph's father loved him more than all his other children. In verse 4, it says because the brothers saw that Joseph was loved more, they hated him and could not speak peaceably to him.


As the story goes on, the brothers stripped Joseph from the beautiful and colorful coat his father had made him. They end up throwing Joseph into a pit and selling him to the Ismeelites for 20 pieces of silver.


Joseph's coat was taken and dipped into goats blood. They returned to their father with the coat.


The father, Israel (Jacob) recognized the coat as being Joseph's, his son. He began to weep sorely for his son because he thought a wild animal had killed him.

Joseph is taken into Egypt...


To read the full account, turn your Bibles to:

 Genesis, Chapter 37, Verses 1-36.


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Jaylyn said…
Thank you for your post!
11/16/2019
Glenda Coker said…
You are welcome!
5/13/2020
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