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00:00Joseph, ruler of Egypt, the slave who rises to commander-in-chief.
00:30and saves a nation. His action-packed life encompasses love, hate, betrayal and redemption. He rescues his family and forever changes the world. Joseph, ruler of Egypt.
00:50About 4,000 years ago, under a scorching Middle Eastern sun, a family of nomad shepherds roamed
01:06throughout Canaan, pitching their tents in what is now the region of modern Israel, Jordan and Syria.
01:14The large family was wealthy, intelligent and prone to indulge in astonishing family drama.
01:23The head of the family was a man named Jacob. Although he was a wealthy clan leader, he had numerous character faults
01:30and perhaps the most glaring was the open favouritism he showed his son Joseph.
01:37His behaviour not only provoked his other sons to jealousy and hatred, but also left its mark on Joseph.
01:45Pampered and sheltered from a young age, Joseph knew nothing of the hardship and turmoil of life beyond his father's tents.
01:57Kind, loyal and affectionate, Joseph was nevertheless self-centred and proud.
02:03But as it turned out, when life delivered him some unexpected blows, Joseph learned to roll with the punches.
02:12His story is both remarkable and inspiring, filled with moments of deep despair and unmitigated triumph.
02:21From the pampered son of a wealthy herdsman to a scorned Canaanite slave,
02:27Joseph was forced to make the transition into his new life of servitude.
02:32He was unjustly accused of a vile crime, tossed into an Egyptian prison, forgotten and weighed down with discouragement.
02:43Nevertheless, he persisted and his persistence paid off in remarkable ways.
02:50He was taken from a life of servitude and placed at the centre of royal power,
02:55wielding the sceptre of Pharaoh over the entire kingdom of Egypt and beyond.
03:00He was a man who handled both tragedy and triumph with equal measures of grace and dignity.
03:09Joseph, favoured son, despised brother, betrayed slave, helpless prisoner, ruler of Egypt.
03:19So who was this remarkable man who lived such an action-packed life?
03:24What kind of family did he come from?
03:27During what period of history did he live?
03:30Well, join me as we dig into the first part of a powerful series
03:35about the life and times of Joseph in this week's episode of The Incredible Journey.
03:41The story of Joseph is one of the best-known narratives in the Bible.
04:03It begins in Canaan, which covers the geographic areas of modern-day Israel, Jordan and Syria.
04:10Most scholars agree that the events in this amazing story took place between 2000 to 1800 BC,
04:19about 4,000 years ago.
04:22Recent archaeological and anthropological discoveries reveal some intriguing evidence
04:29in support of the story of Joseph and his time in both Canaan
04:33and later as a slave and then Prime Minister of Egypt.
04:40Now, one of the amazing ways to study past climates is through ice cores.
04:46They are frozen time capsules that give reliable information and evidence of past times in history.
04:53Studies in ice cores found in Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa,
05:00revealed that a drought took place in Egypt around 4,000 years ago.
05:05The drought indicated by the ice cores took place around the same time Joseph was in Egypt.
05:12And the Bible records that Joseph helped the Egyptians survive a severe seven-year drought
05:18that affected not just Egypt, but many of the surrounding nations as well.
05:24Another compelling piece of evidence that Joseph was in Egypt at this time is Bar Yusuf,
05:31a canal built during the time Joseph would have been in Egypt.
05:35The canal connects the Nile River with the Fayum in Middle Egypt.
05:40The canal was originally a natural offshoot of the Nile,
05:43and during periods of high flooding, excess water from the Nile flowed through the canal,
05:50creating a lake.
05:51While there is no record of who built the canal, its name provides a pretty good clue.
05:58The English translation of the Arabic name Bar Yusuf is the waterway of Joseph.
06:05This evidence alone strongly supports the biblical narrative of Joseph.
06:09Then there's archaeological and hieroglyphic evidence from ancient Egyptian tombs,
06:16temples, and cities that provide evidence to support the Bible record.
06:22Egyptian names, titles, places, and customs match Joseph's story.
06:28So who was Joseph, and what kind of family did he come from?
06:32Well, the Bible records the story of Joseph and his family in the book of Genesis.
06:39Beginning with his great-grandfather Abraham,
06:42we're given a glimpse of the trials and triumphs of the leading members of the clan.
06:48Joseph's story begins in the first book of the Bible, Genesis chapter 37,
06:53and is prefaced with a few key elements that set the stage for the rest of the narrative.
06:59First, we are told that Jacob loved Joseph more than all of his other children.
07:06Joseph was his father's favourite.
07:09We are then told that he gave him a tunic, a coat of many colours.
07:14The gift sparked jealousy among Joseph's older brothers, and with good reason.
07:19Anthropologists have made some interesting discoveries about the time period Joseph lived in
07:26that helps us to understand the reaction of Joseph's brothers,
07:30especially when it came to this special gift, this coat of many colours.
07:36Choosing to weave a coat of various colours was a symbol of prestige and favour.
07:42In the ancient world, dye was a precious commodity,
07:46which meant Joseph's coat would have been a very expensive gift.
07:52Added to this was the fact that bright colours such as red and purple were costly to produce,
07:58indicating that the owner of a garment dyed in these colours was important.
08:04All this meant that Joseph's coat was an open declaration that he was both his father's favourite
08:10and that he held a position of honour among his siblings.
08:14This was not something Joseph's brothers were willing to accept without a fight.
08:20Joseph's family was highly dysfunctional.
08:24There were 13 siblings in all, 12 boys and one girl.
08:29They all had the same father, but four different mothers,
08:33two of whom were sisters who didn't like each other
08:36and treated each other with open animosity.
08:39The hatred between the sister wives stemmed from their husband's penchant for playing favourites.
08:47It all began when Joseph's father, Jacob, fell in love with Joseph's mother, Rachel,
08:52who was the younger of the two sisters.
08:55Jacob offered to work seven years in order to pay Rachel's dowry or bride price,
09:01which was an ancient Near Eastern custom.
09:03Rachel's father, Laban, agreed to the arrangement,
09:08but later reneged and went back on his word and deceived Jacob.
09:13Instead of giving him Rachel as a bride,
09:16Laban gave Jacob a heavily veiled Leah, Rachel's older sister.
09:22Jacob uncovered the deception too late
09:25and was furious with both Laban and Leah who had gone along with the father's plans.
09:32After some negotiation, Laban agreed to let Jacob marry Rachel
09:37as long as Leah remained his wife as well.
09:42Jacob naively thought that the matter was neatly resolved,
09:46but as it turned out, it definitely wasn't.
09:50Though Jacob loved Rachel,
09:52it was Leah who was able to give him children.
09:55This problem led Rachel to insist that Jacob
09:58take her slave girl as a concubine or mistress
10:01so that she could bear him children by proxy.
10:06Well, not to be outdone,
10:08Leah offered up her slave girl as a concubine as well,
10:12which is how Jacob ended up with four wives,
10:1513 children and piles of family challenges and dramas.
10:20Well, Rachel eventually did fall pregnant
10:24and her sons, Joseph and Benjamin,
10:27were the youngest of the mixed siblings.
10:30They were also their father's favourites,
10:33firstly because they were Rachel's sons
10:35and secondly because Rachel died giving birth to Benjamin,
10:40which meant that her boys
10:42were all that the grieving Jacob
10:44had left of his adored wife.
10:47Joseph and Benjamin's arrival
10:50increased already simmering family turmoil.
10:54Jealousy and insecurity skyrocketed
10:57among Jacob's oldest sons
10:59and grew in intensity
11:00as Jacob lavished special attention
11:03on Rachel's eldest son, Joseph.
11:06And then, to make matters even worse,
11:10Joseph began to have dreams.
11:13These dreams appeared to be prophetic
11:14and confirmed Joseph's special position
11:18of preeminence among his brothers.
11:21Naive and unaware of the growing hatred of his brothers
11:24and excited to share his dreams with the family,
11:28Joseph recounted them in vivid detail.
11:30Genesis chapter 37, verses 6 and 7
11:35gives an account of Joseph's first dream,
11:38describing the scene in these words.
11:41So he said to them,
11:43Please hear this dream which I have dreamed.
11:46There we were binding sheaves in the field.
11:49Then behold, my sheaf arose and also stood upright.
11:53And indeed, your sheaves stood all around
11:56and bowed down to my sheaf.
11:58When Joseph's brothers heard the dream,
12:02they hated him even more.
12:04But that wasn't the end of it.
12:07Joseph had a second dream
12:08and failing to pick up on the growing animosity
12:11of his brothers,
12:13he decided to share it with them as well.
12:16Genesis chapter 37 and verse 9 says,
12:19Then he dreamed still another dream
12:22and told it to his brothers and said,
12:25Look, I have dreamed another dream.
12:27And this time the sun, the moon,
12:31and the eleven stars bowed down to me.
12:35The second dream not only earned him
12:38the increased hatred of his brothers,
12:40but also a rebuke from his father,
12:43who sternly asked him,
12:45What is this dream you have dreamed?
12:47Shall your mother and I and your brothers
12:50indeed come to bow down to the earth before you?
12:54Now, shortly after these dreams,
12:58Jacob's oldest sons
12:59had taken his vast flocks and herds
13:01in search of fresh grazing land.
13:05Wealthy stock owners like Jacob
13:06constantly struggled to find
13:09adequate water and pasture land
13:11for their flocks,
13:12often moving them from
13:14one fertile spot to another.
13:17Sometime later,
13:19Jacob sent Joseph on an errand
13:21to check on the well-being
13:23of his older brothers,
13:24who had been away from home
13:25for some time.
13:27When Joseph finally found his brothers,
13:30they were grazing their father's flocks
13:32in Dothan.
13:33He was excited to see them
13:35after a long separation.
13:37But his brothers felt differently.
13:40Their hatred for Joseph
13:41had reached the stage
13:43where they wanted to get rid of him
13:45for good.
13:46The moment he was within reach,
13:49Joseph's brothers grabbed him
13:51and tossed him into a pit.
13:53When they finally pulled him out
13:55hours later,
13:56it wasn't to release him,
13:58but to surrender him
13:59to a fate worse than death.
14:02They sold him to a travelling band
14:04of Ishmaelite traders
14:05for 20 pieces of silver.
14:08Perhaps these traders
14:09were distant relatives,
14:11considering the connection
14:12between Joseph's grandfather Isaac
14:15and Ishmael,
14:16his half-brother.
14:17The Bible doesn't shed light
14:19on this detail,
14:20but it does tell us
14:22that the traders
14:23took Joseph down to Egypt.
14:26Now, archaeological evidence
14:28presents a compelling case
14:30for placing Joseph
14:31during the time
14:32of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt,
14:34and especially within
14:35the 12th dynasty.
14:37This was a time
14:38of great prosperity in Egypt.
14:43The Middle Kingdom
14:44spans a period
14:46between 2000 BC
14:48and 1800 BC,
14:50and is considered to be
14:52the golden age
14:53of Egyptian culture.
14:55It was during this period
14:56that hieroglyphs acquired
14:58their ideal shape,
15:00and literature began to flourish.
15:02Throughout its history,
15:04Egypt was economically dependent
15:06on the Nile River
15:07because of the almost total
15:09absence of rainfall
15:10in the area.
15:12The Nile provided Egypt
15:13with rich agricultural resources.
15:17Archaeological excavations
15:19show that ancient Egyptians
15:21relied heavily
15:22on trade connections
15:24ranging as far afield
15:25as Asia Minor
15:27and Iran
15:28in order to buy supplies
15:30like timber,
15:31copper, and tin.
15:33This gives us
15:34a pretty good idea
15:35of what kind of materials
15:37the Ishmaelite caravan
15:38that purchased Joseph
15:40might have been carrying.
15:42Another precious commodity
15:44on the Egyptian market
15:45was silver,
15:47or the white
15:48as it was commonly referred to.
15:50While the country
15:51had plenty of gold,
15:53most often brought down
15:54in large quantities
15:55from Nubian mines,
15:57silver was not
15:59as readily available.
16:00The fact that Joseph
16:01had been purchased
16:02for 20 pieces of silver
16:04would have immediately
16:06increased his value
16:07as a slave.
16:09This may have provided
16:10Joseph a measure
16:11of protection
16:12against being sold
16:13for cheap labour
16:15in the mines.
16:17When Joseph's brothers
16:18returned to their father
16:19without Joseph,
16:21they spun him
16:22a fantastic tale
16:23about Joseph's
16:24supposed death.
16:26They dipped
16:27his beautiful coat
16:28of many colours
16:29in goat's blood
16:30and presented it
16:31to their father,
16:33telling him
16:33they had found it
16:34and asking him
16:36to identify it.
16:38Grief stricken,
16:39the aged man
16:40jumped to the first conclusion
16:42that the bloodied coat
16:43presented.
16:45His son had been
16:46torn apart
16:46by a wild beast.
16:49Cruelly,
16:50Joseph's brothers
16:51allowed their father
16:52to believe that lie
16:53and watched in horror
16:55as the grief
16:56of losing his beloved son
16:58nearly destroyed him.
17:00When they had chosen
17:01to sell their brother,
17:02in a moment
17:03of unbridled rage
17:05and jealousy,
17:06Jacob's older sons
17:07hadn't really stopped
17:09to consider
17:09the cost of their cruelty.
17:11As they saw their father
17:13heartbroken by grief,
17:15they felt the first seeds
17:16of remorse
17:17for what they had done.
17:19They had followed
17:20the anger and jealousy
17:22that had bubbled up
17:23in their hearts,
17:24only to find it was
17:26not as satisfying
17:26as they'd hoped.
17:28Actions done in anger
17:30often bring shame.
17:32Now,
17:33while Joseph's brothers
17:34faced the consequences
17:36of their actions,
17:38Joseph himself
17:39was wrestling
17:40with this same thing.
17:42His circumstances
17:43were bleak,
17:44very bleak.
17:46The life of a slave
17:47in the ancient world
17:48was not just filled
17:49with difficulty
17:50and back-breaking work.
17:53It was also,
17:54more often than not,
17:55short.
17:57Slaves were overworked
17:58and mistreated
17:59in even the best
18:00of circumstances.
18:02Some found themselves
18:04working in the bowels
18:05of the earth,
18:06mining gold or copper.
18:08They were forced
18:09to work in such
18:10terrible conditions
18:11that they often died
18:13of exhaustion.
18:15Though Joseph lived
18:16a largely sheltered life
18:17as a child,
18:19he would have known
18:20the risks and dangers
18:21of the life of a slave.
18:23No doubt his heart
18:25would have been seized
18:25with terror
18:26at the prospect
18:28of a life of servitude,
18:30far from the comforts
18:31of his father's household.
18:34Joseph would have remembered
18:35all the stories
18:36about God's care
18:37and guidance
18:38that he'd grown up
18:39listening to
18:40as he progressed
18:42on his long,
18:43dusty journey
18:43into Egypt.
18:45Joseph would have
18:47also remembered
18:47the story
18:48of how his father Jacob
18:50had contended
18:51with God one night
18:52by the brook Jabbok.
18:55Jacob was returning home
18:56after being away
18:57for 20 years
18:58and had gotten word
19:00that his angry brother,
19:01who he'd deceived
19:02and cheated years earlier,
19:04was on the war path
19:06against him.
19:08Jacob was a shepherd
19:09and a family man
19:10with wives,
19:11children,
19:13sheep and servants
19:13who were unable
19:15to put up much
19:15of a fight.
19:16Jacob's brother Esau
19:18on the other hand
19:19was reportedly
19:20approaching him
19:21with a formidable
19:22and large group
19:23of heavily armed warriors.
19:26Jacob sent his wives
19:27and children
19:28across the brook
19:30to keep them safe
19:31while he spent
19:32the night in prayer.
19:34While he was there,
19:35he wrestled
19:36with a man
19:36all night long
19:37only to find
19:39as dawn was breaking
19:40over the horizon
19:41that he'd actually
19:42been contending
19:44and wrestling with God.
19:45Desperate for an assurance
19:47of protection
19:48against his angry brother,
19:51Jacob clung to the man
19:52and begged him
19:53for a blessing.
19:55God granted
19:56both his requests.
19:58Joseph would have
19:59known this story well
20:00and would have
20:01taken courage from it.
20:03now at the lowest point
20:13of his young life,
20:14Joseph would have recalled
20:16this special experience
20:17and clung to the hope
20:19it provided.
20:20If his father
20:21had wrestled with God
20:23and prevailed,
20:24then surely he too
20:26could reach out
20:27to that same God
20:28for help.
20:29But perhaps
20:31the most poignant story
20:32that Joseph would have
20:34remembered his father,
20:36Jacob,
20:36telling him
20:37and his siblings
20:37was of the vision
20:39God gave him
20:40when he was running
20:41away from home.
20:43Jacob had deceived
20:45his father Isaac
20:46and stole the birthright
20:48that belonged
20:48to his older brother.
20:50When his brother Esau
20:51threatened to kill him,
20:53Jacob left home
20:54with nothing
20:55but the staff
20:56in his hand
20:56and the clothes
20:57on his back.
20:59He was lonely
21:00and afraid.
21:02Gripped by guilt
21:03and remorse
21:04over what he had done,
21:05Jacob settled down
21:06for the night
21:07in the vast wilderness.
21:09His thoughts
21:10were filled
21:10with a longing
21:11to be forgiven
21:12and cleansed
21:13of the sins
21:14he had committed
21:14against his family.
21:17That night,
21:18God gave him a dream.
21:20In it,
21:20he saw a ladder
21:21reaching up to heaven
21:23from earth
21:23and angels of God
21:25descending
21:26and ascending
21:27that ladder.
21:29Along with the vision,
21:31God gave Jacob
21:32a promise,
21:33a promise that
21:34Joseph would have recalled
21:35as he faced
21:37his own
21:37uncertain future.
21:40God said to Jacob,
21:42I am the Lord God
21:43of Abraham,
21:43your father,
21:45and the God of Isaac.
21:46I am with you
21:47and will keep you
21:49wherever you go,
21:50for I will not
21:51leave you.
21:53On that long
21:56and lonely journey
21:57to Egypt,
21:58Joseph experienced
22:00a spiritual transformation.
22:02His father's God
22:03now became his God
22:05and peace filled
22:07his heart and soul.
22:09He found the inner peace
22:10and strength
22:11he so desperately needed.
22:13Often in life,
22:15God allows us
22:16to go through trials
22:17and difficulties
22:18so we can learn
22:19to rely on him.
22:21Trials can lead us
22:22to accept the invitation
22:23King David extends
22:25in Psalms 34
22:27and verse 8.
22:28Oh, taste and see
22:30that the Lord is good.
22:32Blessed is the man
22:33who trusts in him.
22:35Joseph chose
22:36to accept that invitation
22:37by placing his trust
22:39in God
22:40even when the future
22:41was bleak
22:42and unknown
22:43and it changed
22:44his life forever.
22:46This simple choice,
22:48this decision
22:49to put his trust
22:50in God
22:51to find the rest
22:52of his journey
22:53and life in Egypt
22:54and prove to be
22:56the secret
22:56of his integrity
22:58and success.
23:00If you're going
23:01through a difficult season
23:02in your life
23:03right now,
23:04look at it
23:05as an opportunity
23:06to experience
23:07the promises
23:08of God
23:08in your life.
23:10Instead of turning
23:11away from God,
23:12turn to him
23:13and ask him
23:14to guide you
23:15and provide for you
23:16as he has promised.
23:19Well,
23:19the caravan
23:20carrying Joseph
23:21would have made
23:22its way down
23:23into Egypt
23:23through what
23:24the Egyptians
23:25called the Desheret
23:27or the Red Land.
23:29Desheret was the name
23:30given to the
23:31Red Desert Sands
23:32that flanked
23:33the fertile Nile River Valley.
23:35In fact,
23:37the transition
23:37from Arable Land
23:39to Desert
23:40in ancient Egypt
23:41was so abrupt
23:43that it was possible
23:44to stand
23:45with one foot
23:46in a green
23:47fertile field
23:48and the other
23:49on the red sand
23:50of the desert.
23:52Egyptians called
23:53the fertile lands
23:54of the Nile River Valley
23:55Kemet
23:56or the Black Land
23:58mainly because
23:59of the black
24:00loamy soil
24:01that covered
24:02the area
24:03rich in nutrients
24:04from the waters
24:05of the Nile
24:06that it carried
24:07down from Africa
24:08when it annually
24:09flooded the valley.
24:12Now,
24:12in ancient
24:13Egyptian folklore,
24:15Desheret
24:15or the Red Land
24:16was filled with chaos
24:18ruled by their
24:19pagan god Seth.
24:21Foreigners
24:22who made their way
24:23across Desheret
24:24into Egypt
24:25proper
24:25were treated
24:26with suspicion
24:27because it was believed
24:29that they could
24:30bring chaos
24:30with them
24:31and disrupt
24:32Ma'at
24:33the Egyptian idea
24:35of the natural
24:36order of things.
24:37All of these
24:39prevailing superstitions
24:40would have increased
24:41prejudice against Joseph
24:43who was both
24:44an outsider
24:45a foreigner
24:46and a slave.
24:48But despite
24:49his grim circumstances
24:51Joseph
24:52chose to trust
24:53in God.
24:55His choice
24:56is one that we
24:57can all make
24:58each day.
24:59Lamentations
25:00chapter 3
25:01verses 22
25:02and 23
25:03says
25:03God is both
25:17merciful
25:18and faithful
25:19to all those
25:20who choose
25:21to trust in Him.
25:22Joseph experienced
25:24this
25:24throughout his
25:25journey
25:25and life
25:26in Egypt.
25:28His belief
25:28and trust
25:29in God
25:29not only
25:30sustained him
25:31but gave him
25:32wisdom
25:33to make
25:33the right
25:34choices
25:34time and
25:35time again.
25:37Like Joseph
25:38we too
25:39can access
25:40the faithfulness
25:41mercy
25:42and grace
25:43of God.
25:44All we have
25:45to do
25:45is believe
25:45God
25:46and reach
25:47out
25:47and grasp
25:48His promises
25:48by faith.
25:50It doesn't
25:50matter how
25:51big
25:51or difficult
25:52our problems
25:53are
25:53God
25:54has an
25:55answer
25:55a solution
25:56and if
25:58like Joseph
25:59you'd like
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27:12us now
27:12but Joseph's
27:15story
27:15doesn't
27:16end here
27:16this is
27:17just the
27:18beginning
27:18of a
27:19phenomenal
27:19journey
27:20a truly
27:21incredible
27:22journey
27:22where would
27:24he go
27:24next
27:24what would
27:25happen
27:26to him
27:26how would
27:27he weather
27:28the challenges
27:28that lay
27:29ahead
27:30and what
27:31were God's
27:32plans for
27:32his life
27:33join us
27:34next week
27:35as we
27:36continue
27:36our series
27:37on the
27:38amazing
27:39action-packed
27:40life
27:40of Joseph
27:41dear
27:44heavenly
27:44father
27:44we thank
27:46you for
27:46your love
27:47and goodness
27:47to us
27:48we thank
27:49you for
27:49the promises
27:50you've made
27:50to us
27:51promises
27:52that give
27:52us hope
27:53and courage
27:54like
27:55don't be
27:55afraid
27:56because I
27:57am with
27:57you
27:57don't be
27:58intimidated
27:59I am
28:00your God
28:01I will
28:01strengthen
28:02you
28:02I will
28:03help
28:03you
28:04I will
28:04support
28:05you
28:05with my
28:05victorious
28:06right hand
28:07Lord
28:08we claim
28:09these promises
28:10thank you
28:11in Jesus
28:12name we
28:13pray
28:13amen
28:14to be
28:16not
28:18no
28:20that
28:21is
28:23we
28:23love
28:24to be
28:24home
28:25people
28:25not
28:26have
28:28to be
28:29in Jesus
28:29I will
28:31to be
28:31to be
28:32would
28:33have
28:33to be
28:33in Jesus
28:34it
28:34in Jesus
28:35and
28:36in Jesus
28:37life
28:37of
28:37them
28:38let
28:38go
28:39and
28:39I will
28:41you
28:41cast
28:41remember
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