Today’s reading is full of drama—Joseph is betrayed by his brothers, Tamar tricks her father-in-law Judah, and Jesus confronts the Pharisees about blasphemy and faith. But underneath all the chaos is a bigger picture: God’s plan still moves forward, even when people mess up.

In this episode, I ask: Why would Onan’s child be considered his brother’s? Did God want Judah to be the father all along? And did Jesus always know He was the Son of God, even as a kid? Let’s get into it.

Music Credit: Fly by All Good Folks

Sources:
BibleGateway.com
Blue Letter Bible
GotQuestions.org
The Bible Project
Insight for Living – Chuck Swindoll
Truth For Life – Alistair Begg
Detroit Church – Pastor Lorenzo Sewell
Logos Bible Software
NIV Study Bible Notes
ESV Global Study Bible Notes
Enduring Word Commentary – David Guzik
DesiringGod.org