The Complete History of Joseph in the Bible - From Prisoner to Prince 

Amen proverbs 14;14 the Lord will not forsake those who doesn't forsake the Lord away from their hearts mind body spirit the Lord will fight for us as long as we with stand and protect against evil 🛡️ amen God is mighty

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​@@andrethechosenoneI want to know how do you stand up for evil

@@abualyam I stand against evil 🧿 brother God is my creator without him there would be no andrethechosenone 🙏 selah 🪖🦅🗡️❤️‍🔥 praise to Abba 🎉🎂

Thank you. Your message blessed me too🙏🏾

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Hallelujah!!

Thank you so much! I have been racking my brain on all the ends and outs of my blessing's. Thank you for this new perspective! Jesus loves you and I love you!

Thank you so much for this, I really needed this. God bless you 🙏🏼

Me too!

The Islamic version of the story of Joseph (Yusuf) explains this story better. There are a lot of parts missing. For example, when his master's wife wanted to sleep with him, the other noble women found out and were mocking her, saying how could she be so desperate to sleep with a lowly servant. That's when she decided to invite them over to teach them a lesson. As the women were cutting fruits to eat, she asked Joseph to walk by. When the women saw him, they were astonished by his beauty that they all accidentally cut through the skin of their fingers and exclaimed that he is surely an angel from heaven. There are a lot of parts of this story that's missing and slightly different between the bible version and the Quran. Another example is the part of him being imprisoned, Joseph refused to be released until his name was cleared. His previous masters wife confessed that it was her pursuing him. Only after then did he agree to interpret the Pharaoh's dream. Joseph was a man of honor and wanted to clear his name first before being released from jail.

​@@spar10zbible version more Canon

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@@spar10z I would be inclined to take the Hebrew version as more accurate for many reasons, not the least of which being that the Hebrews were very good at preserving text between generations. This practice shows not only an ability to keep texts accurate but also demonstrates that they highly valued the preservation of texts and didn't add or change details on a whim like most cultures throughout history have.

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The Islamic version of the story of Joseph (Yusuf) explains this story better. There are a lot of parts missing. For example, when his master's wife wanted to sleep with him, the other noble women found out and were mocking her, saying how could she be so desperate to sleep with a lowly servant. That's when she decided to invite them over to teach them a lesson. As the women were cutting fruits to eat, she asked Joseph to walk by. When the women saw him, they were astonished by his beauty that they all accidentally cut through the skin of their fingers and exclaimed that he is surely an angel from heaven. There are a lot of parts of this story that's missing and slightly different between the bible version and the Quran. Another example is the part of him being imprisoned, Joseph refused to be released until his name was cleared. His previous masters wife confessed that it was her pursuing him. Only after then did he agree to interpret the Pharaoh's dream. Joseph was a man of honor and wanted to clear his name first before being released from jail.

I Love the name so much.

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Why do you feel the need to go on videos relating to the Bible and leave comments in an attempt to discredit them?

@@nomorelies1867 Opening your mind will set you free...

@@tommytomtom320 buddy I was into the occult and all things metaphysical/ esoteric. I have been beyond the veil. What I’ve seen is not anything that us as humans can hope to fight against alone. There is a battle taking place and I chose my side. The side that will win in the end, Gods side

@@nomorelies1867 TRY TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION... There are more than 4,600 Religions, worldwide, with thousands of Gods. They’re all Claiming to be the one True Religion, following the One True God. Either Only one Religion is True or all Religions are False? How can all Religions be True?

@@nomorelies1867 If someone says prayer helps people get healthy, then there is a clear methodology to test this (double blind tests with statistically large samples, have been been done. The conclusion: prayer doesn’t work). If someone says a ghost makes noises in their house, then that noise is recordable, and the house itself testable: it may be old and creaky, or has pipes which thermally disturb the wood, or has rats in the walls. Creationists say the world is 6000 years old. We know this can be tested, literally thousands of ways. The conclusion: well, you know the conclusion. Let me be clear: if you say there is a cause for an event, then there is a way to test that cause. It may not be easy, and it may involve elimination (like destroying the Moon Hoax arguments one by one until the only viable conclusion left is that we did indeed go to the Moon). The only claims I can think of that cannot be tested are solipsism (which to me is an interesting idea to toy with, but an intellectual dead end since it tells you nothing) and the actual existence of God. For the latter, I say that it may not be possible to test for the existence of God, but people do make claims about what God has done. If those claims are true, then they can be tested. Anything that has a physical, measurable manifestation is within the realm of science. Which leaves me to say the thing I have said so many times, but which so many people don’t seem to want to understand: there is no such thing as the supernatural. If something exists, then it is real, and it is natural.

right on

All mentioned in the original untranslated bible of hebrew, Islam gets the whole story of everything from those bibles, thats probably why it exists in the story of islam as its a biblical story, not mohameds

The creator of everything including you.

This actually happens today; people sleep with their best friend wife or boss or coworker or someone they met at a bar.

Yea had sunblock and all.

joseph life is same as daniels life. and other prophets as well

Why does it feel as though God is distant from our prayers ? It's not our fault that we are oppressed by corrupt leaders, plagued by wars, diseases, and burdened by natural resources that only worsen our situation. To make matters worse the world is united in its hatred towards Black people. Despite our consistent devotion, prayers and worship, it’s hard to believe that God holds us in high regard. People can say we have a victim mentality but until they walk a mile in our shoes, they will never understand our pain. Even when you live broad, the pain and indifference persists

Joseph = Sagittarius = November "Joseph is a fruitful bough, even a fruitful bough by a well. The archers have sorely grieved him, and shot at him and hated him. But his bow abode in strength, and the arms of his hands were made strong by the hands of the mighty God of Jacob" (Gen. 49.22-24). Hello Sagittarius aka Gomorrah. The sense of the original scarcely appears in the above translation. The following is a more literal and better translation: " Joseph is the son of a fruit-tree - the son of the fruit-tree by the well. His chiefs (the summer months) have provoked him, and the lightnings (not archers) have grieved, or shot at him; but his bow abode in strength, and the arms of his hands (bow and arrow) were made strong by the hands of the mighty of Jacob;" i.e., by the four spring months over which Jacob presided. The word for "God" does not occur in the original, nor is it even hinted at. In ancient times the months were designated as trees, each bearing its appropriate fruit. Joseph was the son (fruit) of the tree (month) by the well (winter). This is the month November. The word Joseph signifies addition; or Joseph is something to which something is added. But Joseph's "branches run over the wall," i.e., over the previous eight months, during which the crops were grown, gathered, put in market by November, and afterward sold to the Midianites or middle-men.

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