Genesis 43:1–34: The Mercy of God Almighty
In Genesis 43, God providentially forces his people to confront fear, sin, and forgiveness, because God is setting right all that has gone wrong with the world. (Exposition of Genesis 43:1–34)
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Genesis 42:1–38: What is this that God has Done?
The process of reconciling Joseph and his family must accomplish much spiritual work in the lives of God’s people. The Lord tests his people to confront their sins and to overcome their fears. (Exposition of Genesis 42:1–38)
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Genesis 41:37–57: Fruitfulness through Affliction
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Genesis 43:1–34: The Mercy of God Almighty
In Genesis 43, God providentially forces his people to confront fear, sin, and forgiveness, because God is setting right all that has gone wrong with the world. (Exposition of Genesis 43:1–34)
