Brothers | Find Your Way Home Week 6 | Anywhere Service

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- We all want a ride or die brother,

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that kind of has our back no matter what.

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But who actually has a brother like that?

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Well, it turns out you do.

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Have you ever watched a movie

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with such an insane twist at the end

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that it changes, like, everything

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about what you just watched?

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Well, that's what the day is going to be like.

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We're going back in time to dive into the story

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of Joseph in Genesis.

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It's a crazy but true story of backstabbing brothers,

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revenge, super weird dreams,

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and not one but two jaw dropping plot twists

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that change everything.

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Through it all, we'll see how Joseph actually holds

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the key to unlock our understanding of Jesus

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and find our way home to a brother

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who has our back no matter what.

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Hi. I'm Kyle. This is Crossroads.

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And today we're unpacking the story of Joseph in Genesis.

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It's a riches to rags back to riches story

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so popular that it's been made into a Broadway musical.

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But it's actually about you.

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It's also about brothers behaving

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in the absolute worst way to each other

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and ends with two jaw dropping plot twists

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that no one saw coming.

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Well, except for now you,

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because I just told you about them.

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One is inside the story itself, and the other,

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it's going to completely change how you see Genesis

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and the entire Old Testament of the Bible.

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So who was Joseph?

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Well, he's the guy both Jesus's stepdad

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and me are named after.

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Joseph is literally my middle name.

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It's also my oldest son's middle name

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and my dad's first name and his dad's middle name

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and his dad's first name and on and on

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back to the beginning of history, you get the idea.

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But despite having his name, I went decades

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before discovering the true meaning and depth

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of the story of Joseph.

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And when I did, it turned the Old Testament of the Bible

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from a sometimes boring

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and often unrelatable history lesson

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into this breathtaking and faith building

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accomplishment of God, an actual miracle.

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And that turn started when I finally understood

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the story of Joseph.

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See, the biblical record of humanity

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up until the time of the story of Joseph

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can be summed up very simply:

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It's brother against brother.

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First, Cain kills his younger brother Abel,

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and then Abraham's sons fight each other

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as Isaac against Ishmael.

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And then Isaac sons fight each other too

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Jacob against Esau.

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And here we are again now at the fourth generation

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of this same exact family,

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the same story starts playing out

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brother against brother,

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more accurately, brothers against brother.

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Why?

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Because Joseph was the clear favorite in the family.

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Kind of like my little brother Jeff in my family.

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Hey, Jeff.

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Come on, if we're honest, like,

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you drove a better car in high school.

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You got braces. I didn't get those.

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You even got better clothes, like Joseph.

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Now, you've probably heard that his father, Jacob,

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gave Joseph a fancy coat of many colors.

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Well, it turns out probably not.

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See, the original language that

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the idea of many colors comes from

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is more accurately translated as ornate robe,

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which would have been a robe with long sleeves.

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It was actually a common thing to give

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that kind of robe to only one of your sons.

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The reason is that one boy was always given

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the role of foreman over the others.

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And while the others had to roll up their sleeves

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to do work, the foreman got to leave his sleeves long.

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The thing is, that honor and that job

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was supposed to go to the oldest son,

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but Joseph actually had ten older brothers,

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all of whom were super pissed about being passed over.

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Let's pick up the story in Genesis 37:

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Now, his brothers at this point

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are in their twenties and their thirties,

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and have a 17 year old little brother for a boss.

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Not a great start, right?

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But then it gets way worse because Joseph has

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a divine dream that basically says

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not only does his father Jacob favor him,

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but God does, too.

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And for some reason, Joseph thought it would be

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a great idea to tell that to his brothers.

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Shockingly, it turned out to be a bad idea,

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made his brothers so jealous

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that they literally wanted to kill him.

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Thankfully, Reuben, the oldest brother,

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was thinking that might be taking it

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a little bit too far.

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And so he persuades them to throw Joseph

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into a deep, dark water cistern instead.

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Now, today, if you go to the Middle East,

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you can still see these ancient cisterns

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way out in the countryside.

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They're like these little small holes in the ground

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that open in these big, large underground caverns

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that are full of water.

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And also, as the locals will tell you,

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they're also full of snakes.

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So, not like the greatest place to be.

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Now, after some time passed with Joseph

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down in the snake infested darkness,

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the brothers see these slave traders

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off in the distance heading to Egypt.

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And they decide to sell Joseph to them.

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And then they take his coat,

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pour animal blood all over it so that their father

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would think Joseph had been attacked

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and dragged off by wild animals.

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You know, they're thinking like, problem solved.

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No more annoying, little brother. Done.

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So, Jeff, you got a better car,

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you got the braces, get better clothes.

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But I think I deserve a little bit of credit

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because I chose not to follow the biblical playbook

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on how to treat your little brother

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and I never once, never, not even one time

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threw you into a snake pit

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and then sold you to slave traders, did I?

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I could have, because that would have been biblical,

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just over here doing what the Bible says.

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See, unfortunately, Joseph didn't have

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an awesome brother like me.

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See, from there he would actually endure

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13 years as a slave and a prisoner.

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But it's in the lowest moments of his life that

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Joseph starts to stand completely apart

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from everyone else who gets

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a lengthy biography in the Bible.

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See, Joseph acts righteously all the way through.

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That just means he had right standing with God.

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He did the things that God wanted him to do.

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But every other major biblical character

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who gets the full treatment makes obvious mistakes.

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Like Noah gets super drunk.

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Abraham basically treats his wife like a prostitute.

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King David kills a guy and then steals his wife.

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That's pretty bad.

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Moses He screws up so badly,

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he doesn't even get into the promised land.

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But not Joseph, he was a righteous man.

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See, he's so trustworthy that the warden actually

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put Joseph in charge of all the other prisoners.

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Joseph's goal, it seemed to be

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to serve other people above himself.

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And then, after 13 long years of being a slave

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and a prisoner, when he was 30 years old,

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Pharaoh had a dream that no one else could interpret,

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except for Joseph.

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Now, the dream was about this coming famine.

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And Joseph's interpretation provided

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the blueprint to save Egypt.

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Pharaoh was so grateful that he set Joseph

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over his entire kingdom.

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Genesis 41 says:

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Pharaoh's like, "Hey, you get my palace.

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You get the sweet view of the pyramids being built.

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I don't know. It's awesome.

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Get to drink Egyptian margaritas

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and look over everything. It's incredible."

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But I want you to make sure you don't miss this.

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Joseph's brothers' sin threw him down into the darkness,

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but Joseph rose from there and inherited a kingdom.

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And then the first plot twist happens.

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Those same brothers show up in front of Joseph in need,

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but they have no clue it's him.

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He's older. He's filled out a little bit.

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Maybe he's got one of those sweet Egyptian goatee things

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like braided and square.

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Maybe those dope King Tut hats, I don't know.

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The point is, he looked way different

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from that skinny kid they threw in the pit.

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A famine, which was brought on by a drought

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in the Middle East had ravaged their home.

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That's why they were standing in front of him.

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They wanted to buy grain.

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But imagine being Joseph in this moment.

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Your backstabbing brothers who sold you into slavery

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are in the palm of your hand.

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What would you do?

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Well, Joseph chooses to break the mold

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of every brother story that came before him.

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See, rather than take revenge on his brothers,

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he has compassion on them.

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Rather than execute justice, he extends grace.

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Rather than send them away empty handed, you know,

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go back to where you came from,

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he actually pulls up chairs for them at his table.

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He forgives them.

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He even invites them to come live with him.

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And then he gives them the very best part

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of his entire kingdom.

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It's a super fertile area called Goshen.

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Joseph says in Genesis 45:

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Their brother, the Lord of the land, had their backs.

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Do you know who else has a brother like that? You.

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Ready for the second plot twist?

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The story of Joseph and his brothers

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is actually about you and your brother Jesus.

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See, you and I are the brothers who lose their way

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and Jesus is Joseph welcoming us home.

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- Now, let's see what that answer is.

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Kyle, tell me first. - I'm not going to tell you.

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You've got to keep watching. - Okay.

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- The question to ask about the Old Testament

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of the Bible, which includes Genesis,

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is to whom or what is it testifying?

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On the surface, Genesis appears to be a history book.

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It's many stories about many people.

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And while Genesis does contain many stories

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about many people, the twist at the end is

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it turns out its primary purpose

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is to tell us one story about one man.

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See, the Book of Genesis is the Book of Jesus.

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And that's not my idea, it's Jesus's.

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See, when He was talking about how to read Scripture,

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specifically the five books written by Moses,

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which start with Genesis, Jesus said:

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Jesus was super clear: the testament

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or the testimony is about Him.

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That means all the stories in all the books

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that came before Jesus, they were preserved

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explicitly and primarily to tell us about Him.

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Every life is meant to help us understand His life.

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Every story is meant to help us understand His story.

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Every journey to find and remake home

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is meant to help us find and remake our home in Him.

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We miss that, it's because we tend to treat

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Scripture the way that we treat Google.

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It means we just basically just read the books

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like any other biographies.

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We just look for life application, tips and tricks,

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and habits to replicate, mistakes to avoid.

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Please hear, there's nothing inherently wrong with that.

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I've taught those things in the past.

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I'm sure I will in the future.

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But there's a massive problem if that's all we do.

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Because Jesus said the story isn't there

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to tell us about the people

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and give us practical life tips.

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It's there to tell us about Him,

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and its purpose is to tell us about Him

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in such a powerful way that our faith is increased

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to the point that we believe He must be the Messiah.

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Did you know that finding Jesus

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in the Old Testament Scriptures is

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the most faith building experience

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that you can possibly have?

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It's a more powerful piece of evidence

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than Jesus himself going on a walk with you.

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I know that sounds crazy, but the Gospel of Luke

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actually records this amazing story

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that happens right after Jesus's resurrection.

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Before anybody had seen Him, some of His followers

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who'd been with Him only three days earlier,

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they were going on a walk on a road called Emmaus.

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It went from Jerusalem to this town called Emmaus.

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And Jesus actually shows up

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and just starts walking with them, just starts going.

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Only get this, they didn't recognize it's Him,

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which is crazy because they had plenty of time.

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Some sources say that Emmaus is seven miles

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from Jerusalem, but that's actually

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an outdated understanding.

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It's really 17 miles away.

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See, Emmaus means hot spring.

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And 17 miles from Jerusalem today you'll find

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these ruins of a Roman bath built over a hot spring,

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which, I mean, human moment here, right?

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If you spent three days in the grave,

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wouldn't a spa be the first place you'd want to go too?

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Right? I mean, it makes sense why He's going there.

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But the point is, these people had hours and hours

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of hiking with Jesus to have the moment

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where they're like, "Oh, it's you.

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I see you now, man. It's crazy."

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But they didn't. They didn't.

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Which actually appears to piss off Jesus a little bit

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because He insults them.

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Jesus says this in Luke 24:

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And then shortly after they sit down

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at a table with Jesus, He takes bread and wine,

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He breaks it, He hands it to them,

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and suddenly they see Him, and then He's gone.

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And the Scripture actually quotes them as saying:

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It doesn't say that their quote was,

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"Dang, man, weren't our hearts burning

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that whole time He was walking right next to us?"

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No. It was the moment that He explained

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how Scripture has been about Him the entire time.

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They're so blown away, they get up from the table,

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and immediately they ran 17 miles back to Jerusalem

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in their Birkenstocks to tell everybody else.

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You ever been so excited

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about what you read in the Bible that

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you just jumped up and you started running 17 miles

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to a buddy's house just to tell him?

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Me neither.

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The chances are there are incredible insights

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waiting for you in Scripture

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if you'll give it a shot and dig in.

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And I know that can be intimidating,

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which is why we've made this thing

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we're calling the Bible Challenge

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and why we built the Crossroads App,

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so that we can do it together.

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- Do you know where you're going?

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To get different results in life,

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you're going to have to do some different things.

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And if you're up for adventure this year,

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do the Bible Challenge with me.

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Read every day, get inspired,

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and see what others are saying.

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I believe the Bible is more than a book

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that's meant to sit on a shelf and just collect dust.

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It's meant to take you somewhere in life.

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What about you? Where are you going?

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Download the Crossroads App

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and do the Bible Challenge today.

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- The Book of Genesis is the Book of Jesus.

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It's not coincidences and, oh, my gosh,

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those two things are kind of the same. No.

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It is the story of Jesus.

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And when you read it that way,

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it actually increases your understanding of Him.

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So He's actually been in every episode

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of this series so far.

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He was in the story of Abraham and Isaac.

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Remember how the sacrifice that God provided

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to spare Isaac was a ram with its head caught in thorns.

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It's the ram of God.

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Did you know that Jesus is the ram of God

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which takes away the sins of the world?

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Now the Bible uses the word lamb.

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You might have heard it that way, the lamb of God.

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But the lamb that was sacrificed on Passover

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was actually a one year old male sheep,

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a full grown and powerful ram with horns.

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See, God provided a ram in place of Abraham's son,

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a ram with his head caught in thorns.

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A millennia later, God provided a ram, Jesus,

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with his head caught in thorns as a sacrifice for us.

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Jesus didn't walk to the Cross powerless.

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He went to the Cross full of power, a strong ram.

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We get that from the story of Isaac.

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That's how we know it.

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It testifies to who Jesus really is. He's all over it.

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He's in the story of Jacob.

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Jacob had a dream and saw a ladder

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moving like an escalator between earth and heaven

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with angels going up and down.

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And then centuries later, Jesus says

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to this guy named Nathaniel, "What will you think

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if you see angels ascending and descending on Me?"

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In other words, Jesus unlocks it for him,

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He says, "I'm the ladder.

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I'm the way between heaven and earth."

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Jesus was even in the story of creation

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as the Apostle John would come to understand

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and write about Him.

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In the beginning was the Word,

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one of the names for Jesus.

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What would translate as "word" from the Greek

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is the word "logos," which means not just a word,

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but The Word or The Why.

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See, Jesus is The Why of God.

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He's all over the story.

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Jesus saw Himself in every story.

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And if you read Scripture like He read it,

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your faith in Jesus and your understanding of Him

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will deepen and become unshakable,

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because you'll see just how unassailable

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the story of Jesus really is, how the details

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of His life just improbably and yet perfectly fit

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with the mold God was carefully laying out

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millennia before He was born. It's crazy.

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But of all the stories about Jesus in Genesis,

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Joseph is the most powerful and clear.

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Why?

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Because whether we realize it or not,

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one of the deepest parts of each of our journeys

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to find our way home is to stand

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in front of our brother.

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The story of Joseph and his brothers

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is the story of you and your brother, Jesus.

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Remember, my family name is Joseph,

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but I'm not Joseph in the story.

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I'm the brothers in the story,

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and you are too.

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See we betray, we injure, we sell out.

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But we have a brother, Jesus.

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And if you believe in Jesus, He is your brother.

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Romans 8 says:

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Like Joseph, our brother

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was taken down into darkness by our sin.

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And like Joseph, He didn't stay there,

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but he rose from the darkness to inherit a kingdom.

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And here's what I want you to know more than anything.

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When you show up before Him in His palace,

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He won't condemn you.

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He won't give you what you deserve.

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Instead, you know what He'll do.

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He'll pull up a chair at His table.

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He will lay out a lavish spread for you

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and He will give you the very best part of His Kingdom,

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not because you deserve it,

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but because you're His brother.

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But I just wonder if you believe that.

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I know I haven't always,

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and sometimes I still struggle to believe it.

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It feels so much more believable that

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the perfect brother would reject in imperfect me,

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for all the reasons that I'm sure Joseph's brothers

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were terrified, like, "Oh, my gosh, you know,

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like, I don't measure up."

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I haven't done the things

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I know Jesus would want me to do.

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And honestly, I still don't.

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But you know what I'm most afraid of

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when I imagine showing up in front of Him,

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that scene playing out in my actual life?

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You know, I'm most afraid of?

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It's not that He'd be angry with me,

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it's that He'd be ashamed of me.

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You ever felt that way, like Jesus is probably

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mostly just ashamed of you, kind of embarrassed

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that you're His brother? We all have.

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I have really good news.

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Do you know your brother is like Joseph?

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He's not ashamed of you.

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Hebrews 2:11 says:

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You know Jesus isn't ashamed of you.

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He's proud of you.

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He loves you even though you've messed up

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and still will, because you're His brother.

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Maybe up to this point in your life

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all you've ever done is curse Him.

00:21:11

Maybe you've actively told people,

00:21:12

"I don't believe this stuff. It's a bunch of crap."

00:21:14

Maybe you've done everything you know is wrong,

00:21:16

up to this point you've never done it right.

00:21:18

It doesn't matter.

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You show up before Him right now,

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He's going to pull out His chair,

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He's going to say, "Welcome home."

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How is that possible?

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It's because He's already taken care of you.

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He's already covered you.

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He's already made you clean.

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John 15:3 says:

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And what word has Jesus spoken to you?

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He said, "Welcome home. You're loved here.

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You're safe here. I have everything you need."

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Maybe you want to do what Joseph's brothers did

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after Joseph told them he was making a home for them.

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Genesis 45 says:

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Maybe right now you want to just talk with Jesus.

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We're going to do this song called Bloodline

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that talks about how we are loved.

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Why? Because we're in the bloodline of Jesus.

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- Just like you saw in a Bible Challenge promo,

00:24:17

you too can join the Bible Challenge

00:24:18

and it's really easy.

00:24:19

You can download the Crossroads App for free

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and read each day and journal each day.

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I'm in there. Kyle's in there. We want you to join.

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- It's been phenomenal.

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Hey, look, there's so much more

00:24:29

to the Book of Genesis than we had time to get to,

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which is why we made this guide book for you.

00:24:32

It's completely free.

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Available at Crossroads.net/BibleChallenge.

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Get one. - That's right.

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See you guys next week on Crossroads.

00:24:40

- I'm John. Nice to meet you.

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You may have heard of me.

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I'm kind of Jesus's best friend. No big deal.

00:24:45

Not really sure how I ended up here in America.

00:24:47

I've been seeing a lot of sites

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and it's different from Israel.

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And colder and worse.

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It's bad. It kind of sucks. I'm sorry.

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You want to know about Jesus, not me. Yeah. Classic.

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Oh, what am I reading? This thing?

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Okay. Come to Crossroads Church for the next series:

00:25:07

Jesus, according to his alleged best friend

00:25:10

and hear all about who Jesus was.

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Quick note, not alleged. True. It's in the Bible.

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It doesn't matter who wrote it.

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[tone]

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- Let's just say Peter wasn't the only disciple

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who could walk on water.

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Am I getting shekels for this or what's up?

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