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Genesis 37-41 Part 2 • Dr. Brad Wilcox • Mar. 9-15 • Come, Follow Me

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Mar 4, 2026
Dr. Brad Wilcox, religious educator and BYU faculty known for teachings on discipleship, reflects on Joseph of Egypt and covenant identity. He explores how knowing your birthright sustains faith amid injustice. Short, powerful segments cover Joseph as a Christ type, enduring unanswered trials, handling infuriating unfairness, and practical ways to comfort the hurting.
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INSIGHT

Waiting Periods Follow Righteous Choices

  • Righteousness doesn't guarantee immediate reward; often there's a waiting period before blessings arrive.
  • Hank and Brad use President Benson's vending-machine metaphor and Joseph's prison years to show faithful patience matters when blessings delay.
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Birthright Means Trusted To Serve

  • A noble birthright means being chosen to serve, not to rule, and it carries responsibility and trust from God.
  • John ties the Strength of Youth pamphlet to Joseph, stressing covenants demand different behavior and service to others.
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Joseph As A Type Of Christ

  • Joseph's life parallels Christ: favored son, servant, prisoner, then ruler, making him a type of Jesus.
  • Brad and John highlight specific parallels like being sold for silver and starting ministry at age 30 to deepen the comparison.
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