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Hosted by Alan L. Schafer · religion · EN · 386 episodes
A series of podcasts on Bible topics including book studies, surveys, theology, and special series.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Open Word is a religion podcast hosted by Alan L. Schafer, with 386 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
Alan L. Schafer hosts The Open Word, a religion show with 386 episodes published.
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Episode #386
Genesis 41–42 records Joseph's rise to Pharaoh's second-in-command. After Pharaoh's dream regarding seven years of plenty, followed by seven years of famine, and Joseph's subsequent interpretations of the dream, Joseph is elevated over all of Egypt. After the seven years of plenty, famine does hit, and in Genesis 41 we find Joseph's brothers traveling to Egypt for grain.
Episode #385
We continue our examination of the life of Joseph. Genesis 39–40 records Joseph's life in the household of Potiphar, the false accusation by Potiphar's wife, his subsequent imprisonment, and how he interpreted the dreams of the baker and cup-bearer.
Episode #384
Genesis 37–38 record two separate incidents. The first introduces Joseph, the main character in the remaining chapters of Genesis. In Chapter 37, Joseph recounts his dreams, causing his brothers to sell him into slavery in Egypt. In Chapter 38, we have the account of Judah's incest with Tamar in which she bore Zerah, and Perez through whom the Messianic line ran.
Episode #383
Genesis 34 records the rape of Dinah by Hamor the Hivite and the subsequent slaughter of all the men of Shechem. Levi and Simeon, the perpetrators of the slaughter, lost their privileges as the second and third son of Judah because of this, making Judah the one through whom the Messianic line would descend (as Reuben was disqualified due to incest). This causes Jacob to return to Bethel, then to Ephrath where Rachel died giving birth to Benjamin. Genesis 36 records the descendants of Esau.
Episode #382
Genesis 32–33 chronicles Jacob's return to Canaan. On the way, he meets the Angel of the Lord, wrestles all night, and receives a blessing and a new name. He also meets up with Esau, who in the meantime became a wealthy individual himself.
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