Genesis 41a and Hanukkah
The heart of this Torah project teaching is the question “Can we survive as believers in such a fallen world where society is ever more quickly sliding into darkness?” In pursuit of an answer, we look in detail at the family God gives Joseph in Egypt: his wife Asenath, her father the Egyptian priest of On, and their sons Manasheh and Ephraim. Our journey brings us to the theme of releasing the past as a prerequisite for fruitfulness. Pursuing the family’s story further, we skip ahead to chapter 48, Israel’s adoption and blessing of the two boys. Â Lastly, as we prepare for Hanukkah 2017, we apply the story of Hanukkah to this very pertinent question of spiritual survival in a world bent on choking out the Light.
Visuals:Â Genesis 41a and Hanukkah.pdf
Medios Visuales: Gén 41 y Jánuca.pdf
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Tags: Asenath, blessing, Chanukkah, Ephraim, forgiveness, forgiving, fruitfulness, Genesis 48, Hanukkah, Hellenism, Joseph, letting go, Manasseh, Menasheh, On, Potiphera
Oh Yes Lord, Amen!