(Genesis 47 1:12) Let's pause the story to talk about everyone's favorite topic: Politics! But not really. Let's examine how to read the Bible considering the time you live.

(Genesis 47:1-12) Shepherds, abominations, callbacks, and foreshadowing. This chapter has it all.

(Genesis 46:28-34) Jacob once again sees the face of his son, and only then does he believe what his sons have told him. We examine the use of face imagery, how it has affected the story so far, and how it will continue to influence it moving forward

Hey, did you know that when the doctor says "You should be good in a few days" that he is probably vastly overestimating your constitution. Trust me Doc, you have no idea how how much of a weenie I am. Anyways, thanks Matt for getting something out in my absence. Hopefully I'll be back next week - Gandalf

(Genesis 46:1-26) Jacob is the first of the Patriarchs to return to Egypt, this time with 70 people rather than Abraham's two.

(Genesis 45:16-28) Happy New Year, Listener! We start off 2025 with the conclusion of Joseph's reconciliation to his Bothers, and we begin the winding down of Jacob's story.

(Genesis 45:1-5) At last Joseph reveals himself to his brothers, and in the process paints a picture of the future Messiah

(Genesis 43:18-34) It's rock bottom for the brother as they plead with Joseph for the freedom of Benjamin. Unknowingly, they pass Joseph's final test.

(Genesis 44:1-17) Joseph begins his final test for the brothers, and we look at a inciteful listener comment

(Genesis 43:15-34) The Brothers return to Egypt and pass Joseph's first test. But the Son of the Supplanter has tricks of his own...