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If God is in control, why did He let them hurt me? Let me answer with a story. Joseph's own brothers threw him into a pit and sold him as a slave. In Egypt he was falsely accused and thrown into prison. But even there, the Lord was with Joseph. God raised him to rule over Egypt, and when famine came, his brothers bowed before him. They did not know him. Then he wept, and told them, "I am Joseph." Later he said, "You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good." In Hebrew it is the same verb both times, chashav (חָשַׁב), "to plan": chashavtem (חֲשַׁבְתֶּם), "you meant," and chashavah (חֲשָׁבָהּ), "God meant it." So why did God let them hurt you? What they did was still evil. But God was planning good inside it, the whole time. Like a lie that costs you a job. Later, God opens a better door. It never makes the lie right. That is who He is. Even in the pit, God is in the story. Has God ever brought good out of what someone meant for harm? Scripture: Genesis 37:24, 28 | Genesis 39:20-21 | Genesis 42:6, 8 | Genesis 45:3, 8 | Genesis 50:20 Paintings (public domain): - Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Joseph and his Brethren, c. 1665 to 1670, Wallace Collection, London (Genesis 37:23-24) - James Tissot, Joseph Converses With Judah, His Brother, c. 1896 to 1902, The Jewish Museum, New York (Genesis 44:18) - Friedrich Overbeck, The Sale of Joseph, Casa Bartholdy fresco, 1816 to 1817, Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin (Genesis 37:28) - Francesco Granacci, Joseph Led to Prison, c. 1515 to 1517, Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence (Genesis 39:20) - Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Joseph, Overseer of Pharaoh's Granaries, 1874, Dahesh Museum of Art, New York (Genesis 41:41-49) - Francesco Bacchiacca, Joseph Receives His Brothers, c. 1515, National Gallery, London (Genesis 42:6) - Peter von Cornelius, Joseph Revealing Himself to His Brothers, Casa Bartholdy fresco, 1816 to 1817, Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin (Genesis 45:1-3) - James Tissot, Joseph Makes Himself Known to His Brethren, c. 1896 to 1902, The Jewish Museum, New York (Genesis 45) - James Tissot, Joseph Interprets Pharaoh's Dream, c. 1896 to 1902, The Jewish Museum, New York (Genesis 41:25-32) - James Tissot, Joseph Dwelleth in Egypt, c. 1896 to 1902, The Jewish Museum, New York (Genesis 47) #Shorts #Joseph #Genesis50 #Genesis5020 #GodMeantItForGood #Bible #godisgood
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