212 A Slave in Egypt

Genesis 39:1-23; 40:1-23, TBC Book One, Chapter 26
While Israel mourned the death of his young son, Joseph stood on a platform in Egypt, wondering about his fate. He was to be sold as a slave. The only question was, to whom?

An Egyptian named Potiphar took Joseph and led him away. He was the captain of Pharaoh’s guard, and as far as he was concerned, this was a bargain. The young man was strong and handsome . . . and something set him apart from the other slaves.

Potiphar’s hunch proved right. . . . Whatever Joseph did seemed to flourish, for the Lord’s favor rested on him and God blessed him. Potiphar was so pleased that he placed him in charge of his entire household.
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It was during this time that Potiphar’s wife first saw Joseph. . . . 

(See THE BIBLE CLICKS, Book One, Chapter 26, for the full story.)
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Today’s Takeaways
​    A proverb to guide you: “Even in the worst of times—especially in the worst of times—God’s favor rests on his beloved.” —Sharon
     A promise to cling to: “Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or in dread of them, for the Lord your God is the One who is going with you. He will not desert you or abandon you.” Deuteronomy 31:6 NASB
     A praise to fill you: God’s Not Done with You  Tauren Wells     [Can skip ad after first 5 seconds]

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