Genesis 37:2 begins the last major division of the book of Genesis. It begins with a picture of an immature 17-year-old whose instigation leads to a compounding hatred of his brothers toward him. Parading his royal robe with which he was foolishly endowed by his father Jacob, Joseph provides annoying detail to his brothers about how he has received revelation that the entire family would bow down to him. The revelation is from God. What Joseph does with it is where the problem comes in. His brothers hate him, his father rebukes them – but keeps in mind what he says. What are these dreams Joseph has, and what does it point toward?
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