Genesis 46-50 covers the final chapters of the book of Genesis, focusing on Jacob's journey to Egypt, his reunion with Joseph, and the blessings he gives before his death.
Genesis 46: Jacob moves to Egypt with his family after God reassures him in a vision. He reunites with Joseph, and they settle in Goshen. Genesis 47: Joseph presents his family to Pharaoh, securing land for them. The famine continues, and Joseph manages Egypt’s resources, leading to Pharaoh’s increased wealth and control. Genesis 48: Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, reversing the expected order by giving the greater blessing to Ephraim. Genesis 49: Jacob blesses his sons, foretelling their futures and shaping the destiny of the twelve tribes of Israel. Genesis 50: Jacob dies and is buried in Canaan. Joseph reassures his brothers of his forgiveness, affirming God’s plan despite their past actions. These chapters mark the transition from the patriarchal era to the beginning of Israel’s time in Egypt.