ئەپەکە بەدەست بهێنەBeginnings: A Study In Genesisنموونە
What does it say?
Jacob, now advanced in age, was ready for the trip to see his son Joseph. When Jacob’s family arrived in Egypt, Pharaoh welcomed them and offered to let them settle in the best part of the land.
What does it mean?
Jacob had no idea his life would change so drastically when he sent his sons to Egypt. How long he must have waited and prayed for word that all was well with his children! He had twelve sons, but three were thought either dead or in great peril. They returned, however, not only with Benjamin and Simeon but also with news that Joseph was alive and well and making preparations for the entire family to come to Egypt. God graciously assured Jacob that the trip was in His will. The reunion between father and son was all that could be desired.
How should I respond?
It’s been said that a parent is only as happy as their most unhappy child. No matter how old or where your children are, their burdens and challenges are yours. You may currently be at peace with their choices, or you may be praying constantly for them to turn to God. Even though you want to protect them from hurt, the truth is you cannot. How can you pray specifically for your children today? What opportunity do you have this week to show them God’s love? Their two greatest needs are your unconditional love and God's saving grace!
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As its name implies, Genesis is a book of beginnings. The beginning of the world, the beginning of the line of Abraham, and the beginning of God's covenantal relationship with his people are all recorded in Genesis. Although filled with the sin, rebellion, and the chronic unfaithfulness of His people, God consistently demonstrates his covenantal faithfulness to bring about salvation and redemption for all who have faith in Him.
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