Joseph’s Dreams, Betrayal, and Sale into Slavery

Experience the dramatic beginning of Joseph’s story in Genesis Chapter 37, one of the most powerful and emotional narratives in the entire Bible. This chapter introduces Joseph’s prophetic dreams, the intense jealousy of his brothers, and the heartbreaking moment when he is sold into slavery and taken to Egypt.
Genesis 37 sets in motion the events that will ultimately lead to Joseph’s rise to power and God’s incredible plan for the nation of Israel.
✨ Highlights from Genesis 37:
• Joseph, the beloved son of Jacob, receives a coat of many colors.
• Joseph shares two prophetic dreams that anger his brothers.
• Jacob rebukes him but keeps the matter in mind.
• Joseph’s brothers plot against him and throw him into a pit.
• Judah suggests selling him to Ishmaelite traders.
• Joseph is taken to Egypt, marking the beginning of God’s greater plan.
• Jacob mourns deeply, believing Joseph has been killed.
This chapter reveals themes of jealousy, destiny, suffering, and divine purpose, showing how God can turn even the darkest betrayal into a story of redemption.
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