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Jim C Campbell's avatar

We have been looking at Joseph's story at Bible study Wednesday evenings.

The parallels and imagery to Jesus is phenomenal.

Many of us have been betrayed and forsaken by so-called Christian friends.

But Jesus ...

Hebrews 13:5 KJV — Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.

Obi Franklin's avatar

This is really mind opening and transformative. Sometimes all we need is someone to remind us that God is the author of our story and he cannot forsake us, thank you for this inspiring story ❤️

Jarren Neil de Guzman's avatar

Two full years is the detail that gets me. The text puts it in one clause — at the end of two full years — and it was seven hundred and thirty days of a man in a cell knowing the one person who could speak for him had walked out and not thought of him since. And then a foreign king has a bad dream and the door opens in a morning.

JillianV's avatar

Even though the cupbearer did not mean it for evil, God still meant it for good. Love today's reflection.

Otis Donaldson's avatar

Thanks for this post! It found me where I am. However today, I'm being remembered. The process of deliverance, being remembered has begun.

Elle D Bee's avatar

Thank you! I needed this reminder because I have been struggling to rejoice in my suffering.