This is just one of the ways that the Bible indicates that the “shapely and beautiful” Joseph (Genesis 39:6) crossed gender boundaries, and he was not the only one: Deborah led an army ...

God protected, prospered and promoted Joseph. “Potiphar put him in charge of … everything he owned. From the time … all that he owned, the Lord blessed … because of Joseph” (Genesis 39:4-5).

Joseph was the favored son in a family of 12 sons. He was on the path to power, influence and prominence in his family. Then, in a moment of time, everything was gone. Joseph was betrayed by his ...

Joseph's actions in Genesis 50:19-21 are a reminder about the importance of family and forgiveness, Rabbi Akiva Block of Kehilat Kesher told Fox News Digital.

Joseph is, of course, Pharaoh’s viceroy during the fat years and the famine. To hear the author of Genesis tell it, he’s the best viceroy the Middle Kingdom had ever seen. But to a modern ...

Genesis ends with Joseph’s brothers seeking his forgiveness—a plea that can be viewed as manipulative and self-serving. Nonetheless, Joseph extends mercy, and through him, the line of Israel ...