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Synopsis – Pharoah’s dream, the famine, Israel sends his sons to Egypt seeking food, Yoseph/Joseph deceives his brothers, Ya’akov/Jacob’s sons return to Egypt with Benyamin/Benjamin, the sons of Israel change their ways

 

Theme & Message – The focus of this lesson is that the reality of sin in all people is seen by God, revealed by God and can only be cleansed by God.  No matter how good or righteous a person may seem on the outside, it is God who sees the truth of sin hidden in the hearts of people. It is only by the cleansing blood of the Lamb of God, Yeshua, that sins can be cleansed away.  No matter how old the sin is, no matter bad the sin seems to be, the blood of Yeshua has the power to clean it and God’s heart is always willing to forgive.

 

 

TORAH LESSON – Although Yoseph/Joseph’s family believed him to be dead or never to be seen again, Joseph was alive and well and the Lord was preparing him for his true great mantle.  He was greatly anointed in the interpretation of dreams even while imprisoned.  When the Pharaoh was given dreams neither he nor his other servants could interpret, it was the cupbearer who remembered Yoseph/Joseph’s gift and told the Pharaoh about him.  The Pharaoh and the Egyptian people could see the anointing and gifting in Joseph a lifted him to a place of honor, respect and responsibility and trust.  They trusted him with their lives, their very futures.  As he prepared them for the impending famine he faithfully accepted the great task with respect and care.  When the great famine finally struck the land, the other nations readily had begun to seek the bread from Yoseph/Joseph’s storehouses. Finally, it was the sons of Israel who appeared before him seeking the same bread.  His true identity was hidden from the brothers in plain sight. They did not recognize their own flesh and blood.  . The brothers along with their father needed to prove they had learned by Yoseph/Joseph then uses this trial to teach his brothers a valuable lesson in humility, repentance and forgiveness showing obedience and selflessness even if it meant risking the life of the precious young brother, Benyamin/Benjamin. For without this willingness of sacrifice, there would be certain starvation and death for the entire family of Israel.   In the end, we see a transformed family who recognize their sin in selling their brother Joseph, recognize their helplessness to restore things to the way it should be, and finally show compassion in caring more for their brother and father than for themselves.  They give over the entire situation to Joseph and depend on his mercy.

 

FOUNDATION SCRIPTURE –

And Judah said, “What shall we say to my lord? What shall we speak? Or how can we clear ourselves? God has found out the guilt of your servants; behold, we are my lord’s servants, both we and he also in whose hand the cup has been found.”                        B’resheet/ Genesis 44:16

 

NAMES-

H3130  יוסף yoseph

BDB Definition: Joseph = “Jehovah has added”

H6847  צפנת פּענח  tsâphnath pa‛nêach

BDB Definition: Zaphnath-paaneah = “treasury of the glorious rest” 1) a name given by Pharaoh to Joseph

H621  אסנת  'âsnath

BDB Definition: Asenath = “belonging to the goddess Neith” 1) the wife of Joseph

H6319  פּוטי פרע  pôṭîy phera‛

BDB Definition: Poti-pherah = “he whom the Ra gave” an Egyptian, priest of On, father of Asenath, the wife whom Pharaoh gave to Joseph

H3667  כּנען kena‛an

BDB Definition:Canaan = “lowland”

H7205  ראוּבן  re'uben

BDB Definition:Reuben = “behold a son”  1) the eldest son of Jacob by Leah

H8095  שׁמעון  shim‛on

BDB Definition: Simeon or Shimeon = “heard”  1) the 2nd son of Jacob by his wife Leah and progenitor of the tribe of Simeon

H1144  בּנימין  binyamiyn

BDB Definition: Benjamin = “son of the right hand” 1) Jacob’s and Rachel’s youngest son, Joseph’s full brother

H3063  יהוּדה yehudah

BDB Definition: Judah = “praised” 1) the son of Jacob by Leah

H4519  מנשּׁה  menashsheh

BDB Definition: Manasseh = “causing to forget” 1) the eldest son of Joseph and progenitor of the tribe of Manasseh

41:51  Yosef called the name of the firstborn Menasheh, "For," he said, "God has made me forget all my toil, and all my father's house."

H669  אפרים  'ephrayim

BDB Definition: Ephraim = “double ash-heap: I shall be doubly fruitful”

1) second son of Joseph, blessed by him and given preference over first son, Manasseh

41:52  The name of the second, he called Efrayim: "For God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction."

 

CHAPTER REVIEW-

GENESIS 41

In this chapter are related Pharaoh's dreams, which his magicians could not interpret, Gen_41:1, upon which the chief butler now remembering Yoseph/Joseph, recommended him to Pharaoh as an interpreter, having had an happy experience of him as such himself, Gen_41:10, when Yoseph was sent for out of prison; and Pharaoh having related his dreams, he interpreted them of seven years of plenty, and seven years of famine, that should be in the land of Egypt, Gen_41:14; and having done, he gave his advice to provide in the years of plenty against the years of famine, and proposed a scheme for doing it, which was approved of by Pharaoh and his ministers, Gen_41:33; and Yoseph himself was pitched upon as the most proper person to execute it, and was appointed chief over the kingdom next to Pharaoh, who gave him a new name and a wife upon this occasion, Gen_41:38; accordingly, in the years of plenty he took a tour throughout the whole land, and gathered and laid up food in vast quantities in every city, Gen_41:46; an account is given of two sons born to Yoseph, and of their names, Gen_41:50; and of the seven years of famine, beginning to come on at the end of the seven years of plenty, which brought great distress on the land of Egypt, and the countries round about, who all came to Joseph to buy corn, Gen_41:53.

 

GENESIS 42

This chapter relates how that Ya’akov/Jacob having heard there was corn in Egypt, sent all his sons but Benyamin/Benjamin thither to buy corn, Gen_42:1; and coming before Yoseph, they bowed to him, and he knowing them, though they knew not him, spoke roughly to them, and charged them with being spies, Gen_42:6; they in their defense urged that they were the sons of one man in Canaan, with whom their youngest brother was left, on which Yoseph ordered them to send for him, to prove them true men, Gen_42:10; and put them all into prison for three days, and then released them, and sent them away to fetch their brother, Gen_42:17; this brought to mind their treatment of Yoseph, and they confessed their guilt to each other, which Yoseph heard, and greatly affected him, they supposing he understood them not, and before he dismissed them bound Shimon/Simeon before their eyes, whom he retained till they returned, Gen_42:21; then he ordered his servants to fill their sacks with corn, and put each man's money in his sack, which one of them on the road found, opening his sack for provender, filled them all with great surprise and fear, Gen_42:25; upon their return to Ya’akov/Jacob they related all that had befallen them, and particularly that the governor insisted on having Benyamin/Benjamin brought to him, Gen_42:29; their sacks being opened, all their money was found in them, which greatly distressed them and Jacob also, who was very unwilling to let Benjamin go, though Reuben offered his two sons as pledges for him, and himself to be a surety, Gen_42:35.

 

GENESIS 43

This chapter informs us how that the famine continued in the land of Canaan, and the corn that Ya’akov/Jacob's family had from Egypt being consumed, Jacob pressed his sons to go down for more, which they refused to do, unless Benyamin/Benjamin was sent with them, for whose safety Yahudah/Judah offered to become a surety, Gen_43:1; Ya’akov/Jacob with reluctance was prevailed upon to let him go, and dismissed them with a present to the governor of Egypt, and with double money to buy corn with, and with his blessing upon them, Gen_43:11; upon which they set out for Egypt; and when they came into the presence of Yoseph/Joseph, he seeing Benyamin/Benjamin with them, ordered his steward to have them to his house, and get dinner ready, it being his pleasure that they should dine with him that day, Gen_43:15; this threw them into a fright, supposing they were going to be called to an account for the money they found in their sacks; wherefore they related to the steward very particularly the whole of that affair, who bid them not be uneasy, for he had had their money; and as a proof that things would go well with them, brought Shimon/Simeon out to them, and treated them very kindly and gently, Gen_43:18; and having got their present ready against Yoseph/Joseph came home, they delivered it to him with great veneration and submission; who asked of the welfare of their father, and whether that was not their younger brother they spoke of, the sight of whom so affected him, that he was obliged in haste to retire to his chamber, and weep, Gen_43:25; and having washed his face, and composed himself, he returned and ordered dinner to be brought, which was set on different tables, one for himself and the Egyptians, and the other for his brethren, whom he placed according to their age, to their great surprise; and sent them messes from his table to each, and to Benyamin/Benjamin five times more than the rest, and they were so liberally entertained, that they became cheerful and merry, Gen_43:31.

 

GENESIS 44

This chapter relates the policy of Yoseph/Joseph in making an experiment of his brethren's regard and affection for Benyamin/Benjamin; he ordered his steward to put every man's money into his sack, and his silver cup in Benjamin's, and when they were got out of the city, to follow after them, and charge them with the theft, as he did; and having searched their sacks, as they desired he would, found the cup with Benjamin, which threw them into the utmost distress, and obliged them to return to Yoseph/Joseph, Gen_44:1; who charged them with their ill behavior towards him; they acknowledge it, and propose to be his servants; but he orders them to depart to their father, retaining Benyamin/Benjamin in servitude, Gen_44:15; upon which Yehudah/Judah addressed him in a very polite and affectionate manner, and relates the whole story, both of what passed between Yoseph/Joseph and them, concerning Benyamin/Benjamin, the first time they were in Egypt, and between their father and them upon the same subject, when he directed them to go a second time thither to buy corn, and how he became a surety to his father for him, and therefore proposed to be his bondman now, not being able to see his father's face without Benyamin/Benjamin, Gen_44:18.

 

 

 

BRIT HADASHA LESSON – Scripture tells us that Yeshua used his time on this earth laying the foundation for a much later work to come when he would ascend to His throne and ultimately come to reign on this earth as king and reveal himself to the whole earth. Yet even His own disciples had to first learn a lesson of humility and dependence on Yeshua.  Immediately after Yeshua’s arrest and straight through the crucifixion, the disciples were plagued with sin of lying, sin of doubt, and hiding their knowledge of the Messiah instead of proclaiming Him. (Mt 26:31)  Those who had witnessed and experienced his healing power told the good news of Yeshua’s coming(.Jhn 9:25-38)  The body of Messiah began with a few faithful Jewish men traveling to newly believing Jews in various synagogues teaching from the Holy Scriptures that Yeshua was indeed the foretold Messiah of whom the scriptures and prophets had spoken. (Acts 6:7) At first, the message of Yeshua’s greatness was well received in greater numbers by the goyim, the gentiles. Scripture tells us crowds of people clamored for the Word, the bread of life (Acts 13:42-44). We know from scripture that, one day by the witness of the goyim will all Israel will come to know the Messiah.(Rom 11:25-32) All people must repent of their sin to be washed in the blood of Yeshua. In His mercy and grace, we will be forgiven. We must all turn our hearts to Him and trust Him to guide us and provide for us in all things. Yeshua gladly receives all who turn to him.(Mat18:12-14)  

 

 

TODAY’S TEMPLE – Read Mattityahu/Matthew 19: 25- 30. In the days when Yoseph/Joseph lived, the punishment for sin was swift and harsh. Yoseph/Joseph and his brothers were the patriarchs of the tribes that would one day represent the nation of Israel.  Because they were God’s chosen people, they bore more responsibility than any other people on the earth before them or since.  The nations would learn about God through Israel, so the tribes of Israel and their descendants were expected to set a good example for the other nations to see. As the examples, God would more intensely and harshly judge them than any other people. On the other hand, if they were humble, and obedient to God, they would be more abundantly blessed than any other nation.

 

As today’s disciples of Yeshua we are either descendants of Avraham/Abraham who are completed as Jews or, if we were not born Jews, we are grafted in to the olive tree that is Israel. We are honorary citizens of Israel according to scripture. We have God’s laws written on our hearts so that we can obey Him more closely. But His ways are more perfect than we can imagine, His perfection is beyond our reach. But His promises and blessings are worth any sacrifice

 

PILLAR SCRIPTURE

When the talmidim heard it, they were exceedingly astonished, saying, "Who then can be saved?"

Looking at them, Yeshua said, "With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible."

Mattityahu/Matthew 19:25-26

 

Parash 11 Vayigash (He approached) B’resheet/Genesis 44:18 to 47:27

 

Synopsis – Yehudah/Judah approaches Yoseph/Joseph to plead for the release of Benyamin/Benjamin, offering himself as a slave to the Egyptian ruler in Benyamin/Benjamin's stead. Upon witnessing his brothers' loyalty to one another, Joseph reveals his identity to them. "I am Yoseph," he declares. "Is my father still alive?"

The brothers are overcome by shame and remorse, but Yoseph/Joseph comforts them. "It was not you who sent me here," he says to them, "but Adonai. It has all been ordained from Above to save us, and the entire region, from famine."

The brothers rush back to Canaan with the news. Ya’akov/Jacob comes to Egypt with his sons and their families -- seventy souls in all -- and is reunited with his beloved son after 22 years. On his way to Egypt he receives the Divine promise: "Fear not to go down to Egypt; for I will there make of you a great nation. I will go down with you into Egypt, and I will also surely bring you up again."

Yoseph/Joseph gathers the wealth of Egypt by selling food and seed during the famine. Pharaoh gives Ya’akov/Jacob's family the fertile county of Goshen to settle, and the children of Israel prosper in their Egyptian exile.

 

Theme & Message – The focus of this lesson is the sovereignty of God.  The Lord’s plans move forward in spite of any actions of people, whether they are believers or unbelievers. Our Father in Heaven, always motivated and moved by His great endless love, has a plan for His Kingdom, the universe, this whole earth, and for every individual He has created.  Nothing and no one is outside of God’s knowledge or control.  Because of God’s great love, the believer is called upon to trust Him completely and at all times that His plans are for the good of us all.



 

 

Hebrew Meanings:

H3063  יהוּדה  yehûdâh BDB Definition: Judah = “praised”

H3130  יוסף  yôsêph BDB Definition: Joseph = “Jehovah has added”

H1657  גּשׁן  gôshen  BDB Definition: Goshen = “drawing near”

H1144  בּנימין  binyâmîyn BDB Definition: Benjamin = “son of the right hand”

H3478  ישׂראל  yiśrâ'êl BDB Definition: Israel = “God prevails”

H884  בּאר שׁבע  be'êr sheba‛ BDB Definition: Beer-sheba = “well of the sevenfold oath”

H3327  יצחק  yitschâq BDB Definition: Isaac = “he laughs”

H3667  כּנען  kena‛an BDB Definition: Canaan = “lowland”

H3290  יעקב  ya‛ăqôb BDB Definition: Jacob = “heel holder” or “supplanter”

 

Chapters:

GENESIS 44

This chapter relates the policy of Yoseph/Joseph in making an experiment of his brethren's regard and affection for Benyamin/Benjamin; he ordered his steward to put every man's money into his sack, and his silver cup in Benyamin/Benjamin's, and when they were got out of the city, to follow after them, and charge them with the theft, as he did; and having searched their sacks, as they desired he would, found the cup with Benjamin, which threw them into the utmost distress, and obliged them to return to Yoseph/Joseph, Gen_44:1; who charged them with their ill behavior towards him; they acknowledge it, and propose to be his servants; but he orders them to depart to their father, retaining Benyamin/Benjamin in servitude, Gen_44:15; upon which Yehudah/Judah addressed him in a very polite and affectionate manner, and relates the whole story, both of what passed between Yoseph/Joseph and them, concerning Benyamin/Benjamin, the first time they were in Egypt, and between their father and them upon the same subject, when he directed them to go a second time thither to buy corn, and how he became a surety to his father for him, and therefore proposed to be his bondman now, not being able to see his father's face without Benyamin/Benjamin, Gen_44:18.

GENESIS 45

This chapter contains an account of Yoseph/Joseph's making himself known to his brethren, which was done when they were alone, Gen_45:1; when he encouraged them not to distress themselves on account of their selling him into Egypt, for God in his providence had sent him there for their good, Gen_45:5; and he ordered them to go forthwith to Canaan, and acquaint his father with all the honor and glory they saw him in, and to desire him to come thither to him, where he should be provided for during the five years of famine yet to come, in the best part of the land of Egypt, Gen_45:9; upon which he expressed the strongest affection to Benyamin/Benjamin, and to all his brethren, Gen_45:14; the fame of this was soon spread in the house of Pharaoh, which gave the king great pleasure, who immediately expressed his earnest desire that his father might come and settle in Egypt, and ordered provisions to be sent him, and carriages to bring him down, and all that belonged to him, Gen_45:16; and Yoseph/Joseph accordingly delivered to his brethren wagons and provisions for the way, and gave gifts to them, and sent a present to his father, and dismissed his brethren with an exhortation not to fall out by the way, Gen_45:21; and when they came to Canaan, they acquainted their father with all these things, who at first could not believe them; but when he saw the wagons, his spirit revived, and determined to go and see his son, Gen_45:25.

 

GENESIS 46

In this chapter we are told, that Ya’akov/Jacob with all his family and substance took a journey to Egypt to see his son Yoseph/Joseph, as he determined, in which he was encouraged to proceed by a vision from God, Gen_46:1; and an account is given of all his sons, his sons' sons and daughters that went thither with him, Gen_46:8; when he came near to Egypt he sent Yehudah/Judah before him to Yoseph/Joseph, to acquaint him of his coming, who met him at Goshen, where there was a most affectionate interview between them, Gen_46:28; and when he gave directions and instructions what answers to give to Pharaoh's questions, when they should appear before him, to whom he proposed to go and inform him of their being come into Egypt, Gen_46:31.

 

GENESIS 47

This chapter gives an account of the presentation of five of Yoseph/Joseph's brethren, and then of his father, to Pharaoh, and of what passed between them, Gen_47:1; of Joseph's settlement of them, according to the direction of Pharaoh, in the land of Rameses in Goshen, and of his provision for them there, Gen_47:11; of his getting into his hands, for Pharaoh, the money, cattle, and lands, of the Egyptians, excepting the lands belonging to the priests, for corn he had supplied them with, Gen_47:13; of his giving them seed to sow with, on condition of Pharaoh's having a fifth part of the produce, Gen_47:23, of the increase of Jacob's substance in Egypt, and that of his children; of the time of his living there, and his approaching death, when he called Yoseph/Joseph to him, and obliged him by an oath to bury him in the burying place of his fathers, Gen_47:27.

 

 

 

TORAH LESSON – After the hidden silver cup was found in the youngest son, Benyamin/Benjamin’s sack, Joseph saw that his brothers had really been transformed.  They had become humble, submissive, and most importantly, they were more concerned with the well-being of Benyamin/Benjamin and their father, Israel, than they were for their own situation. This was the very response that Yoseph/Joseph had been hoping to see. In his excitement and love, Yoseph/Joseph revealed his true identity to his brothers after the truth of their repentance was revealedThe brothers acknowledged their sin, but also acknowledged Joseph’s authority over them.  This was the fulfillment of the dream that Yoseph/Joseph had shared with them so many years earlier.  Yoseph/Joseph’s joy and his willingness to forgive his brothers overwhelmed him and he revealed his true identity.  With joy, relief, and abundance the brothers returned to their father’s house. The threat of death from the famine was no longer looming over Israel’s house and a plan was set in motion for the entire family to move nearer to Yoseph/Joseph who had become the powerful leader of Egypt.  Under Yoseph/Joseph’s leadership Egypt, Israel, and even the surrounding nations drew life from the abundance Yoseph/Joseph had prepared. Soon Egypt owned all the land, the animals, and even the servitude of all the surrounding peoples.

 

FOUNDATION SCRIPTURE –

And God sent me before you to preserve for you a remnant on earth, and to keep alive for you many survivors. So it was not you who sent me here, but God          Beresheet/Genesis 45:7-8

 

 

 

BRIT HADASHA LESSON – Yeshua ascended (Yochanan/John 3:13) to His throne (Messianic Heb 8:1) at the right hand of His Father after being rejected by the leaders and his own people. (Mark 8:31) He lived the life of a servant and was arrested and punished for crimes he did not commit. (Mat 20:28,27:24) He taught His disciples to love one another (Yochanan/John13: 34) and to treat others as though they are more important than themselves.(John 15:13) He taught them to bear one another’s burdens and to serve one another with gladness. He now rules in the abundant life of Heaven, not with bitterness and anger, but with joy and love that he longs to share with people, even his Jewish family. (Mettiyahu/Mat 23:37)(Lk 19:40-41) He still is all about outstretching His arms in love to welcome all who repent and accept His sovereignty.  He wants us to draw closer to Him and walk near to Him so that He may share all that He has prepared for us. (Lk12: 32) Yeshua’s coming was foretold to Moses by God himself and by the prophets in dreams and visions. (Mettiyahu/Mat 1:22, 2:6)  The threat of eternal death loomed over all mankind after the fall, including His beloved chosen people of Israel.  The Lord sent His son to pay the debt of the world so that we may all have eternal life with Him in His Heavenly Kingdom. One day all of the nations will worship the God of Israel, bring Him tribute, and serve Him. (Rev 15:4)  

 

 

TODAY’S TEMPLE Read Yochanan Alef/1 John 4:7-21. Joseph was able to see the “big picture” even when his older brothers could not. He understood that all that had happened to him was for God’s purposes to bless him and his family. He endured hardship without fear.  He was able to love his brothers and forgive his brothers. Believers are to learn from Yospeh/Joseph’s example, but more so, from Yeshua’s example.  Yeshua could see the great plan of salvation from His Father’s point of view. He forgave his persecutors, even the older men of the Jewish leadership who did not believe that He was the Messiah. These were His Hebrew brothers who could not understand that what they were seeing was the fulfillment of the plan of God.  Yeshua loved them because His Father in Heaven first loved Him.  God’s love was perfected in the love of Yeshua, shown to us when He came to this earth the first time. While we await His return, we must live according to His Word without fear. We are instructed to love one another. 

 

 

As today’s disciples of Yeshua we are to be living testimonies of the reality of God’s love. Those around us should be able to merely watch us, listen to us, and see our results to know the Lord lives within us. They should look at us and know the true meaning of love, because God is love.

 

PILLAR SCRIPTURE

In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent His only son into the world, so that we might live through Him Yochanan Alef/1 John 4:9

 

 

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