Job, a wealthy and devout man, enjoys God's favor, living prosperously with a large family and vast herds. Suddenly, he loses everything - his wealth, children, and health - due to Satan's challenge to God about Job's faithfulness. Will Job's unshakeable faith endure this test, or will he succumb to despair and lose trust in God?

In Matthew 18:10-35, Jesus teaches the parable of the lost sheep, emphasizing God's joy in recovering a lost soul, and the parable of the unforgiving servant, highlighting the importance of forgiving others as God forgives us. The lost sheep parable shows God's boundless mercy, while the unforgiving servant is punished for not showing mercy to others after receiving it himself. Will we learn to forgive like the shepherd, or will we harden our hearts like the unforgiving servant?

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Job 1-3

Matthew 18: 10-35

Psalm 16: 1-11

In Genesis 49-50, Jacob, nearing the end of his life, gathers his twelve sons and delivers poignant blessings and prophecies, shaping the future of the tribes of Israel. Joseph, deeply moved by his father's death, forgives his brothers for their past betrayal, ensuring the family's unity in Egypt. The brothers' fate hangs in the balance: will they truly reconcile and honor their father's legacy?

In Matthew 17:14-18:1-9, Jesus performs a miraculous healing for a boy possessed by a spirit, showcasing His divine power. He then provides for the temple tax in a miraculous way, finding a coin in a fish's mouth, demonstrating God's provision in unexpected ways. Jesus teaches about humility and the dangers of leading others astray, using a child as a symbol for innocence and humility. Will the disciples embrace Jesus' teachings and embody true humility?Support the show at Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/storymasterGenesis 49Genesis 50Matthew 17: 14-27Matthew 18: 1-9Psalm 15: 1-5

In Genesis 47:13-31 through 48, a severe famine strikes, compelling people to sell their land and themselves to Pharaoh for food. Joseph, exercising foresight, consolidates power for Pharaoh while ensuring the people's survival. In a poignant scene, Jacob, nearing his end, blesses Joseph's sons Ephraim and Manasseh, crossing his arms to favor the younger Ephraim. This act challenges traditional norms and hints at God's unpredictable ways. Will Jacob's blessing over the younger Ephraim alter the course of Israel's history?In Matthew 16:21-28, Jesus begins to reveal the necessity of his suffering, death, and resurrection, but Peter rebukes Him. Jesus responds, teaching about the cost of discipleship and the value of one's soul. Then, in Matthew 17:1-13, Jesus is transfigured on a mountain, shining brilliantly, and is seen with Moses and Elijah. This divine encounter, witnessed by Peter, James, and John, confirms Jesus' messianic identity. How will the disciples reconcile Jesus' foretold suffering with his glorious transfiguration?

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Genesis 47:13-31

Genesis 48

Matthew 16: 21-28

Matthew 17: 1-13

Proverbs 3: 1-10