Joseph Saves Egypt & Jacob Meets Pharaoh – Genesis 47 Explained

How did Joseph manage Egypt’s famine crisis? In Genesis 47, we witness Joseph’s economic strategy, the settlement of Jacob’s family, and the increasing power of Israel in Egypt: ✅ Joseph Introduces His Family to Pharaoh – Joseph presents five of his brothers and Jacob to Pharaoh, securing the land of Goshen for their settlement. ✅ Pharaoh Honors Jacob – Jacob blesses Pharaoh and tells him, “The days of the years of my pilgrimage are 130 years.” ✅ Joseph’s Leadership in the Famine – As the famine worsens, Joseph sells grain to Egyptians, leading to Pharaoh gaining all the land and livestock in exchange for food. ✅ The People Become Pharaoh’s Servants – To survive, Egyptians willingly sell their land and pledge service to Pharaoh, solidifying his control. ✅ Joseph Establishes a Tax System – Joseph sets up a permanent law where one-fifth of all produce belongs to Pharaoh, securing Egypt’s future. ✅ Israel Prospers in Goshen – Despite the famine, Jacob’s family thrives, growing in number and wealth, fulfilling God’s promise to make them a great nation. ✅ Jacob’s Dying Wish – Near death, Jacob makes Joseph swear to bury him in Canaan, ensuring he rests with Abraham and Isaac in the promised land. This chapter reveals God’s provision, wisdom in leadership, and how He prepares His people for greater things. If you want to see how faithfulness leads to abundance, this chapter is a must-watch! 🙌 #Genesis47,#JosephSavesEgypt,#JacobMeetsPharaoh