A look at the Palace intrigue that sets up Moses apparent rise and fall, but who really is behind it all?

A look at the timing of Job and how the narrative likely becomes a part of our bible as Satan is forced to keep his attention in different places at the same time frame.

As Satan begins to doubt his identification of a potential threat, God introduces him to man of integrity and influence in a different region, distracting him from the main theater of the contest.

Joseph's rise to power was inevitable, but as it happens, Satan must wonder if his interpretation of Joseph's significance is correct.

As Satan sees Joseph gain success, he uses a lie to remove Joseph to a location where he can't succeed, which just happens to be the one place God needs him to be in order for him to fulfill his plan.

Satan removes Joseph from his family and homeland to a life of futility as a slave, not realizing that He has assisted God in moving him nearer his destiny, and arranging for Joseph to develop skills he will need.

Satan takes time to eliminate what he sees as rightful heirs to Jacob's legacy, a new unlikely figure emerges as the hero of the story.

Perceiving God's hand on Jacob's life, Satan compels him toward frustration and futility, but ends up aiding in the strengthening and development of Jacob's character.

Isaac, like Satan, seems preoccupied with 'the firstborn'. God does not need deception to work his will, so there are consequences for using these methods even for good intentions.

who could predict a miraculous birth? Not even Satan, as he seems to react to Ishmael's claim to inheritance.