Jacob's dying words are not a farewell but a forecast, blessing each son with a future he will never live to see, then making them swear to carry his bones back to the promised land. Joseph, burying his father and later comforting his brothers, declares that God has threaded even their cruelty into something redemptive — and when his own death comes, he too leaves instructions for his remains to be carried home by a generation not yet born. How does your faith show up not just in what you say, but in what you arrange, invest in, and leave behind?