This lesson is from Exodus chapter 10:1-29.

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 8:36 to 9:35

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 6:10 to 7:25

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 4:18 to 6:9 

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 3 to 4:17.

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 2.

This lesson is from Exodus chapter 1.

While it is not the solution to every instance of anger, forgiveness is the answer to much, if not most, of the anger we experience in life. Unresolved anger leads to bitterness, hostility, and revenge. Forgiveness leads to freedom and reconciliation. No character in the drama of the book of Genesis better illustrates the fundamentals of forgiveness than Joseph.

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This promotion of Joseph, from the position of a Hebrew slave pining in prison to the highest post of honour in the Egyptian kingdom, is perfectly conceivable. On one hand, from the great importance attached in ancient times to the interpretation of dreams and to all occult science, especially among the Egyptians, and on the other hand, from the despotic form of government in the East; but the miraculous power of God is to be seen in the fact, that God endowed Joseph with the gift of infallible interpretation, and so ordered the circumstances that this gift opened the way for him to occupy that position in which he became the preserver, not of Egypt alone, but of his own family also.

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In this lesson we look at Joseph and his dreams, how his brothers conspired his downfall, and his journey to Egypt. We also look at Judah's marriage and his children, and his incest with Tamar.