Description
At the end of Genesis, Jacob breaks out into a poem. He focuses on two of his sons, Judah and Joseph, to explain where the whole biblical story is headed.
Bible Reading
Genesis 49: 8-12
Meditation Questions
What comes to mind as you think about the betrayal and suffering that Jesus willingly submitted to for you and me?
It was Jesus’ suffering and betrayal itself that made him victorious, what does this upside-down type of victory tell you about how God defines victory
How have you experienced Jesus to be victorious over evil?
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eArc6n9aaRw
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