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Genesis 12-50 Question & Response

Bible Project podcast — https://bibleproject.com/podcasts/genesis-12-50-q-r/

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God & Work

What this book knows

Genesis 12-50's messy patriarchal stories deliberately point forward to a Messianic king who succeeds where every flawed ancestor failed.

Sex: Absent
Work: Present
Learning: Present
Religion: Primary

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faith-and-doubt

Are you going to follow me and be faithful to me, even if it means giving up the thing most precious to you?
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The story of the patriarchs and their flaws leads up to Jesus as the one human who does what we can't do ourselves.
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obedience-and-authority

The point of the test is not that God wants them to fail, but to show how they can rise to the occasion and be matured in the process.
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If God's plan is to rescue the world through this family, why use the screwed-up thing? It seems to be snowballing out of control.
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calling

Joseph does the right thing, gets punished for it, rises to power, then blesses the world — exactly the storyline of the Messianic King.
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God has a way of choosing people to work with who are the exact opposite of who you would expect.
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Illuminates

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