Genesis 45–46 explodes with reconciliation: Joseph reveals himself to his brothers, weeps loudly, and reframes their betrayal—“God sent me before you to preserve life.” The conversation wrestles with forgiveness vs. keeping a record of wrongs, the mystery of God’s sovereignty alongside human choices (Micah’s Bethlehem, Acts 2), and the urgency to bring Jacob to Egypt. We follow the wagons, Jacob’s heart reviving, God’s “Do not be afraid” at Beersheba, the move to Goshen, and a tear-soaked father–son reunion that foreshadows the gospel. Stick around for rich application and closing reflections. Like, comment, and subscribe to support the show!
