This is Dr. Pennington’s first podcast in a new series, “Finding Jesus in Exodus”. The discussion centers around the impact of male genocide in the days of the Pharaohs of Egypt and the increasingly large number of absent fathers and male leaders of households in the U.S. today.

A discussion concerning Jacob’s prophetic death-bed will concerning the future for the tribe of Israel and the statements made in his will that can be applied to Jesus Christ.

A discussion about the exodus of Jacob and his household from Canaan to Egypt during the famine.

Joseph reveals his true identity to his brothers, and he sends for Jacob and his entire household to leave Canaan for Egypt so they can survive during the next five years of the famine.

A discussion on the famine in Canaan and the meeting of the sons of Jacob with their brother Joseph in Egypt while purchasing grain.

A discussion about the life of Joseph after he was falsely accused of attempted rape or molestation and his rise to power to become the second most important man in Egypt, next only to Pharaoh.

A discussion about the life of Judah after he leaves his brothers and marries. A discussion concerning Joseph after he is sold as a slave to Egypt by his brothers.

A discussion on the descendants of Esau and the favored treatment given to Joseph by his father Jacob. Also discussed are reasons why Joseph is considered a type of Christ.

A discussion on the events in the life of the patriarch Jacob after he returns back to his father’s home.

The lesson centers around Jacob leaving his Uncle Laban’s household and traveling back home to face his brother Esau. The podcast gives numerous scriptures to support the conclusion that the man Jacob wrestled with was the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ in Genesis 32:22-32.