Yehuda ends his plea for Binyamin by offering to become Yosef’s slave, as long as the rest of the brothers can return to Yaakov.
Yosef finally reveals himself to his brothers, and tells them to not feel bad about selling him as his entire journey was clearly divinely orchestrated.
Q: If Yosef realized that his being sold was divinely orchestrated, why did he still need to test his brothers to see if they changed?
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