Video - From Slavery to Vizier: Joseph's Journey of Resilience and Forgiveness

Joseph, a beloved son of Jacob, faced betrayal when his jealous brothers sold him into slavery. Taken to Egypt, Joseph served Potiphar faithfully but was falsely accused by Potiphar's wife and imprisoned. Despite hardship, Joseph interpreted dreams for fellow prisoners, foreshadowing his rise to power. Pharaoh later sought Joseph's interpretation of troubling dreams, foretelling a severe famine. Impressed by Joseph's wisdom, Pharaoh appointed him vizier, second only to himself, to oversee Egypt's preparations. Joseph's foresight and leadership saved countless lives during the famine, including his own family's. Years later, Joseph revealed himself to his brothers who sought food in Egypt. Instead of seeking revenge, he forgave them, acknowledging God's plan for good despite their initial betrayal. Joseph's journey from slavery to prominence exemplifies resilience, forgiveness, and unwavering faith in God's providence. His story remains a timeless testament to overcoming adversity with grace and trust in divine purpose.