31 - The Brothers Bow Down
January 31 - Nº 31 Genesis 41:46-57; 42:1-38 For the next seven years Joseph was busy constructing huge storage facilities and collecting...
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30 - Two Dreams in the Palace
January 30 - Nº 30 Genesis 41:1-45 Two years after releasing his cupbearer from prison and executing his baker, Pharaoh had two vivid...
29 - Two Dreams in the Prison
January 29 - Nº 29 Genesis 40 Joseph had been in prison for quite a while when he was joined by two of Pharaoh’s former employees. One...
28 - From Potiphar’s House to Prison
January 28 - Nº 28 Genesis 39 The caravan of traders arrived in Egypt. After a long grueling trek across the desert, Joseph was put on an...
27 - Joseph Is Sold into Slavery
January 27 - Nº 27 Genesis 37:1-35 It had been a long, twisting journey, but Jacob was finally settled in the land God had promised first...
26 - Jacob and Esau are Reunited . . . for a Little While
January 26 - Nº 26 Genesis 33; 34; 35:1-5 The next morning Jacob crossed the Jabbok River and limped into camp to join his family. Off in...
25 - Jacob Wins by Losing
January 25 - Nº 25 Genesis 32 Jacob had finally broken free from the relationship that had held him hostage for more than 20 years (see...
24 - Jacob Heads Home
January 24 - Nº 24 Genesis 30:25-33; 31:1-55 Jacob was a shrewd businessman and a hard worker. It wasn’t long before he convinced Laban,...
Unloved Leah
January 23 - Nº 23 Genesis 29:31-35; 30:1-24; 35:16-20 Life was not easy for Leah. She was the older and less attractive of Laban’s two...
A Wife (or two) for Jacob
January 22 - Nº 22 Genesis 29:1-30 Jacob continued his journey. After many days he stopped at a well where several shepherds had gathered...
On the Run
January 21 - Nº 21 Genesis 27:42-46; 28:1-22 Jacob was shrewd and impatient. He was always looking for ways to get what he wanted when...
The Blessing
January 20 - Nº 20 Genesis 27:1-41 Jacob wanted more than just his older brother’s birthright (see #19 - January 19). He wanted the...
A Pot of Stew
January 19 - Nº 19 Genesis 25:5-11, 19-34 Abraham died at the age of 175, and Isaac inherited everything that he had owned. But as...
A Wife for Isaac
January 18 - Nº 18 Genesis 24 Sarah lived to be 127, then she died (Genesis 23:1). Meanwhile Isaac grew up, and Abraham grew old. ...
Isaac on the Altar
January 17 - Nº 17 Genesis 22:1-19 After Ishmael was banished, Abraham had only one son to raise! The expression of the love he had felt...
Ishmael Is Sent Away
January 16 - Nº 16 Genesis 21:8-21 For fourteen years Ishmael had been an only child. Abraham loved him and cared for him. His...
My Sister? My Bride?
January 15 - Nº 15 Genesis 20 Déjà vu. It’s the feeling you get that you’ve “been there before.” It leads you to think that you have...
The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
January 14 - Nº 14 Genesis 18:16-33; 19:1-29 As they got up to leave, Abraham accompanied his three visitors for a short distance along...
Isaac—the Son of Laughter
January 13 - Nº 13 Genesis 17:1-8, 15-22; 18:1-15; 21:1-6 God wanted to encourage Abram and Sarai. He wanted them to know that, despite...
Sarai Tries to Help God Out
January 12 - Nº 12 Genesis 16 Ten years had passed since God had promised Abram and Sarai they would have a son—an heir through whom God...
Abram Has Questions
January 11 - Nº 11 Genesis 15 After defeating four strong kings and reclaiming everything they had stolen, Abram must have felt like he...
Lot Moves to Sodom
January 10 - Nº 10 Genesis 13 – 14 After barely escaping from Egypt with his wife and his life, Abram took everything he owned and moved...
Abram Avoids a Famine
January 9 - Nº 9 Genesis 12:10-20 Fierce Canaanite warriors were not the only threat Abram faced when he entered the land that God had...
Abram Leaves Ur
January 8 - Nº 8 Genesis 12:1-9 As time continued, the individual language groups that formed at the Tower of Babel became separate...
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