The Trouble Was Already in the House
Trace favoritism, betrayal and manipulated evidence while distinguishing Joseph’s reported actions from assumptions about his motives.
Coming soon · In developmentEpisode reference 43503-TV-265015
The conversation this episode opens.
Scripture: Genesis 37:1–36
How can we follow Christ faithfully when the story remains unfinished?
By the end of this teaching: Trace favoritism, betrayal and manipulated evidence while distinguishing Joseph’s reported actions from assumptions about his motives.
Before the dream
The dream and the decision
An object and a false conclusion
Hope without calling the harm good
A practice to consider: A fictional family member arranges true details so another person reaches a false conclusion. How does this chapter help examine the method?
Your next independent reading
Read Genesis 38 before the next episode. Identify one responsibility Judah controls and one reason the narrator gives that should not be reassigned to Tamar.
Content note: The season includes trafficking, slavery, sexual exploitation, coercion, false accusation, imprisonment, famine, concentrated power, grief, and death. Teaching uses restrained language. Personal disclosure is optional.
Will’s author-supplied fourteen-episode teaching and matched companions are prepared as publishing edition 02. Final publishing review, spoken timing, pilot use, recording, and release remain pending.
Recording links are not available yet.
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