Jacob identifies himself as a sojourner, and he blesses Pharaoh. The Egyptians are grateful when Joseph delivers them from starvation. <ul><li>Pharaoh Welcomes Israel (v.1-6)</li><li>God Blesses Pharaoh (v.7-12)</li><li>God Saves Egypt (v.13-26)</li></ul> Like Jacob, we as Christians are sojourners. We are also benefactors and God's instruments of blessing. We are slaves to our savior, our Lord Jesus Christ.

Jacob identifies himself as a sojourner, and he blesses Pharaoh. The Egyptians are grateful when Joseph delivers them from starvation. Pharaoh Welcomes Israel (v.1-6)God Blesses Pharaoh (v.7-12)God Saves Egypt (v.13-26) Like Jacob, we as Christians are sojourners. We are also benefactors and God's instruments of blessing. We are slaves to our savior, our Lord Jesus Christ.

Jacob identifies himself as a sojourner, and he blesses Pharaoh. The Egyptians are grateful when Joseph delivers them from starvation. <ul><li>Pharaoh Welcomes Israel (v.1-6)</li><li>God Blesses Pharaoh (v.7-12)</li><li>God Saves Egypt (v.13-26)</li></ul> Like Jacob, we as Christians are sojourners. We are also benefactors and God's instruments of blessing. We are slaves to our savior, our Lord Jesus Christ.

2.5 God Rescues Egypt (Genesis 47:1-26 Bible Study)

Concise, meticulous Bible studies for Christians. Your facilitator is Pedro Cheung. He is a husband, father, and full-time physician. Pedro believes every word in the original documents of the Bible is verbally inspired and inerrant. He uses a grammatical-historical-theological method to interpret the Bible. Bible studies are released on Mondays.

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2.5 God Rescues Egypt (Genesis 47:1-26 Bible Study)