- v1-4
- Joseph told his brothers who he was, and invited them to be close to him
- v5
- Joseph forgave his brothers and told them not be angry at themselves for what they had done
- v6-8
- God caused Joseph's troubles to work together for greater good
- v9-11
- Like Jesus does for us, Joseph told of his greatness, and the greatness of his plans for his brothers
- v12
- Joseph proved that it was really him, because he no longer spoke through an interpretor
- v13
- like our calling to preach the gospel, Joseph asked his brothers to tell somebody else and bring him too
- v14-15
- Joseph loved his brothers, and they had tears of joy because they were so happy to be reunited
- v16-21
- the Lord gives us provision for the journey, and warns us not to focus on our stuff, because we have more important rewards in His kingdom (v20)
- v22-23
- the Lord abundantly blesses us with even more than we need
- v24
- a calling to guard our walk with the Lord
- v25-28
- sometimes the Lord's goodness in His Word and the gospel is so good that it seems too hard to believe, but He also sends us
a token for good
, things we can see that reassure us of Himself
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