Chapter 21, OT with DA, Joseph and His Brothers

#OTwithDA #DavidAsscherick #PatriarchsandProphets | It's Day 22 of our 75-day challenge. Join me as we look at chapter 21 "Joseph and His Brothers" from Ellen White’s first book in the Conflict of the Ages series, Patriarchs and Prophets.
THE RUBRIC
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#Person
#Prayer
#Practice
#Promise
LINKS
► How David Asscherick marks and takes notes in his books: vimeo.com/651733036
► Read Patriarchs and Prophets online
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ABOUT
► David Asscherick is reading from "The Conflict Beautiful," an heirloom-quality edition of Ellen Gould White’s classic Conflict of the Ages series. Created by Types & Symbols, the project had the goal of publishing a beautifully designed, expertly crafted, NKJV edition of these writings-to make books that are a joy to read and match the beauty of the words inside.
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BIO
► Discover more about the author of Patriarchs and Prophets, Ellen G. White: ellenwhite.org/articles/85
SOCIAL MEDIA
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[@Oboendband]

“We don’t have to be on schedule to be blessed.” Thank you for this!

[@missderry2387]

This made me cry 😭

[@Angelo20262]

This was FIRE! the summary!!❤️. We watched together with my parents at the edge of our seats. Blessed be the name of our Lord. Indeed He is righteous and His Word, is true.

[@mukatimuimunalula5344]

loved this. my word was reunited

[@bunnielynn777]

You guys brought me to tears in this study. Absolutely beautiful❣️ May God bless you both and keep you in His loving care 🛐❤️🛐

[@naomithomas6053]

I like the fact that Jacob didn't abandon his sons. He loved all of them. I'm sure he was frustrated, but they stuck together. The sons respected him enough to care for him at an old age. Beautiful story #OTwithDA

[@allisonmills3371]

I first stumbled on an old sermon by DA on KZbin years ago. You preached scripture with such clarity it left no questions in my head. Many times after hearing messages in churches I came away with more questions and feeling as though God made no sense. Then after prayer one day feeling I was not progressing as a Christian and wondering why. God led me back to you. So I looked you up on KZbin and found this study and was excited to start it. I have been so blessed words cannot describe. God is being revealed to me so much more intimately than ever before. Thanks DA for allowing God to use you for my blessing!

[@tadalamsapato7635]

The total transformation of Joseph's brothers can be visibly seen in this story. From murderous thugs to loving and self sacrificing persons. It is amazing to see the contrast. Its like we are looking at a totally different bunch of humans. Indeed if Christ can change these brother surely he can change me, us. AMEN!

[@claudiar4235]

Reminds me of the song, “Tears are a language God understands.”

[@kaygovender1065]

My word was Tears.. Thank Johnny, good to see you again. You insight and input is a blessing 💕 Deep thoughts bringing out how good God is... Forgiving 🙏

[@heidiminett8868]

My word is Completeness....as in this story is the whole picture... the fall, the pain, the growth, the change, the giving and receiving of forgiveness and love, and finally peace. ❤️ I was definitely filled with emotion with this one... thinking about the level of forgiveness I am gifted and that I can enjoy peace in His forgiveness and grace... and it will always be there when I fall.

[@lorirandall1318]

WOW! Such a blessing to hear this dialogue. I loved the insights connected to food and clothing given by the guest speaker. Very cool. So much emotion wrapped up in this study. I've never before thought about the role of Judah in Joseph's narrative. POWERFUL.

[@trishhummel2170]

Forgiveness at its best. Crying here with all my heart and mind. Hope.

[@AJLipps]

Taking my time through this book but it’s been a blessing. My word also was wept. I never knew how much that word meant for me personally until I read the book. To understand that Joseph is a type of Jesus and to know He wept for me is incredible!! Wept demonstrates emotions of sorrow and pain as well as joy and peace. Just to know that I too am tested like Joseph‘s brothers were to reveal my true character is so must better than to believe it’s done out of vengeance or punishment. I had tears of joy knowing when Jesus comes again my tears will be one’s of joy and praise because with Him I endured to the end. Power chapter!!🔥🙏🏽

[@naomithomas6053]

Mercy just take my bones!!! Allujeah

[@carlosecabezas]

This program is getting so much Good!….what a book.,..❤️

[@plsbwest]

My word: forgiveness. Joseph forgiving his brothers and Jacob forgiving his sons.

[@naomithomas6053]

Our life long guilt is relieved at the forgiveness of Christ

[@DolceSuono9]

The idea of portion, Benjamin's portion being 5x, makes me think of of the birthright; a double portion. All the jealousy among brothers and the preferential treatment by Jacob of Joseph who was the first born of the favored wife could be linked to anxiety about the birthright--like they thought when Joseph received the coat. At Joseph's table, they were arranged in order from the birthright--the oldest, but that special treatment and more was given to the youngest, the only living son of Rachel. The brothers' not being upset about Ben could show that they'd be willing to relinquish all to Benjamin, not just favor, but the birthright they wanted to keep from Joseph.

[@reneeford6459]

My absolute favorite Bible story!!! Hope would be my word. We have hope in Jesus. Fed would be the word I would use for how I feel.

[@trishhummel2170]

So encouraged by this story.

[@naomithomas6053]

Joseph first was alone in a pit; now, he's alone in a palace. Look at God . #otwithda 🔥

[@kaygovender1065]

This was blessing thank you very much 🤗

[@trishhummel2170]

Johnny your insight is awesome mate.

[@bodymindhealth4u]

Thinking about Jacob willing to quickly forgive his son and move on…. I’m reminded this is about personalities. Some live in the moment. Also, He is the same father that didn’t notice the issue when they were young. It’s not his bent of mind to analyze but rather to just react to what’s happening in this moment. This is neither good or bad but just how different personalities react to circumstances.

[@naomithomas6053]

My word is descendants #OTwithDA

[@bruced6543]

My word is reputation

[@naomithomas6053]

Would it be fair to say the Bible representation of the reunion was much richer than PP #OTWITHDA

[@joelvega531]

Overtones of Jesus inviting Thomas to touch Him because they couldn’t believe it was Him. Joseph inviting his brothers to come close to him because they just couldn’t believe it was Joseph.

[@naomithomas6053]

Judah come on with Lion