As his brothers' hatred for him boils over, Joseph is sold into slavery in Egypt.

As tension builds between Joseph and his brothers, he has another dream about his future lordship over them.

Pastor Paul Torres takes us into a new part of the Patriarch's life.

As we consider the lineage of Esau, we see how the bad decisions and lack of faith in this son of Isaac had immediate consequences as to how his family and their families developed.

Jacob's heart is again broken as he loses his wife Rachel during the birth of his final son, Benjamin. Not only is the story tragic, but it sets the stage for further agony when Jacob will be forced to choose between keeping Benjamin safe or saving his entire family many years later when Joseph ascends the throne of Egypt.

After the devastating story of Dinah, Jacob moves his family far away from Shechem and moves to purge the idolatry from his home and recommit his family to the LORD.

From the beginning of the tragic story of Dinah, we see Jacob taking a strangely passive role as the patriarch of the family. He should have stood up for Dinah and against his hot-headed sons.

[ADULT CONTENT] When Dinah's brothers make the decision to take justice into their own hands, they inadvertently bring problems down on their family.

[ADULT CONTENT] When Isaac's daughter Dinah went into the village and was raped, her brothers responded by waging a campaign of genocide.

After meeting up with Esau, Jacob elects to go his own way instead of following Esau to Seir. Why?