Things Done Twice - God's Hand in The Life of Joseph
Toronto Fraternal Gathering 2012 Bro Mark Vincent God's Hand in the Life of Joseph
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 The Dreamer
The class explores the narrative of Joseph in Genesis, focusing on the artistry of the text and the typological significance of Joseph's life. It highlights Joseph's dreams and their fulfillment, emphasizing God's providence and the importance of interpreting life's events.
Class 2: Class 2 All In Hand
The class discusses Joseph's experiences in Potiphar's house and prison, emphasizing his faithfulness, obedience, and perseverance despite adversity. It highlights Joseph's consistent behavior and the Lord's presence in his life, offering lessons on being diligent stewards and resisting temptation.
Class 3: Class 3 Discreet and Wise
The class discusses Joseph's life, emphasizing his consistent faith and obedience despite volatile circumstances. It highlights Joseph's passive and active roles in his life and the lessons of perseverance and trust in God's plan.
Class 4: Class 4 Joseph Wept
The class explores Joseph's interactions with his brothers in Genesis 42, focusing on themes of reconciliation and forgiveness. Joseph's actions and the brothers' reactions highlight the importance of acknowledging past wrongs and seeking unity.
Class 5: Exhortation - My Son Is Yet Alive
The class focuses on the theme of death and resurrection through the life of Joseph in Genesis, emphasizing Jacob's and Joseph's faith in God's promises despite their mortality. It highlights the importance of enduring faith and hope in God's ultimate plan for eternal life.
Class 6: YPG Class 1 What Is Your Occupation?
The class explores Joseph's story in Genesis, focusing on his identity and occupation. It discusses how Joseph's role as a shepherd reflects a deeper spiritual occupation and emphasizes the importance of aligning one's work and identity with God's will.
Class 7: YPG Class 2 The Hand of God
The class explores Joseph's life in Genesis, focusing on God's providence and how Joseph's trials led to his eventual position of power in Egypt. It emphasizes themes of forgiveness, perseverance, and God's ability to bring good from evil.