What happens when God's chosen leader dies and new regime takes power? Our new series "Make Egypt Great Again" examines the dramatic shift in Egypt following Joseph's death and the original Pharaoh who favored him.
The biblical narrative presents one of history's most remarkable reversals of fortune. Joseph—sold into slavery by his own brothers—rises to become second-in-command of the ancient world's superpower. Scripture reveals the extraordinary relationship between Joseph and Pharaoh as they "ruled together," creating unprecedented protection for the Israelite immigrants who fled to Egypt during a devastating regional famine.
Through divine wisdom, Joseph implemented rationing systems that sustained not just Egyptians but provided for his own family as well. As he acknowledged, every hardship he endured served God's greater purpose: "to save many people alive." We witness God orchestrating these events with remarkable precision, positioning Joseph ahead of Israel's needs and preserving His chosen people through crisis.
Yet Exodus 1 introduces a chilling transition that would forever alter Israel's Egyptian experience. After "Joseph died and when all the generation that then was alive" passed away, everything changed. This series explores how quickly political climates shift, how historical memory fades, and how previous contributions by immigrant communities can be forgotten when new leadership emerges with different priorities.
Join us as we unpack this powerful biblical narrative that resonates with contemporary challenges faced by people of faith navigating changing political landscapes. Subscribe now to hear the complete series and discover what happens when a nation decides to "Make Egypt Great Again."
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