In Genesis 43-44, Joseph's brothers return to Egypt with their youngest brother, Benjamin, as Joseph had demanded. During a feast at Joseph's house, they are unaware of his true identity. In a suspenseful twist, Joseph secretly plants his silver cup in Benjamin's sack and later accuses them of theft. Shocked and confused, they are brought back to Joseph. Will they discover Joseph's true identity and why has he orchestrated this alarming scenario? In Matthew 15:10-39, Jesus teaches about inner purity over external rituals and confronts the Pharisees' criticisms. He then travels to the Sea of Galilee, where he compassionately heals many people, including the mute, the maimed, and the blind, displaying his miraculous power. The climax is the feeding of the four thousand with just seven loaves of bread and a few small fish. This miraculous event leaves the crowd amazed. Will the people recognize Jesus as the Messiah through these profound acts?

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Genesis 43

Genesis 44

Matthew 15: 10-39

Psalm 13

In Genesis 41:41-42, Pharaoh elevates Joseph to a high position in Egypt after Joseph interprets his troubling dreams about seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine. Joseph skillfully manages Egypt's resources, storing grain during the plentiful years. When famine strikes, Joseph's estranged brothers come to Egypt for food, not recognizing him as their brother whom they sold into slavery. Will Joseph reveal his identity to his brothers, and if so, how will they react to the realization that their brother now holds their fate in his hands?

In Matthew 14:22-33, Jesus astounds his disciples by walking on water during a stormy night, inviting Peter to join him. Peter, initially walking on water, begins to sink due to his fear and doubt, but Jesus saves him, emphasizing faith's power. The narrative then shifts in Matthew 15:1-9, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees and scribes about their adherence to human traditions over God's commandments, challenging their understanding of purity and devotion. As Peter sees Jesus walking on the turbulent sea, will he overcome his doubts and truly walk on water, or will his faith falter in the face of nature's fury?

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Genesis 41: 41-57

Genesis 42

Matthew 14: 22-36

Matthew 15: 1-9

Psalm 12

In Genesis 40-41:1-40, Joseph, imprisoned in Egypt, displays a unique gift: he interprets the troubling dreams of the Pharaoh's baker and cupbearer, predicting their future with astonishing accuracy. Soon after, Pharaoh himself is haunted by mystifying dreams, and Joseph is summoned from prison for his interpretative skills. Will Joseph's interpretations of Pharaoh's dreams lead to his freedom and change his fate in Egypt?

In Matthew 14:1-21, John the Baptist's fate is sealed at Herod's banquet, where Herodias's daughter's dance leads to a grim promise. Meanwhile, Jesus faces a different challenge: with only five loaves and two fish, he must feed a crowd of thousands. Will Jesus' miracle of feeding the multitudes overshadow the dark events at Herod's feast?

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Genesis 40

Genesis 41: 1-40

Matthew 14: 1-21

Proverbs 2: 12-22