The "Second Exodus" is likened to the first exodus of Scripture. If we are planning for both to be exactly the same we may be in for some surprises.

Before the Hebrews begin to cry, an answer has already been provided, but when the answer arrives will they accept it or reject it? Just how did these free men and women go into slavery in the first place? Barry's Web Site Remnantofyisrael.com Mike’s Web Site...

Yaakov gives "blessings" to his boys before his death. The word blessing is never used. Are these words really blessings? They are when we know what a true blessing is.

Joseph could have taken vengeance on his brothers, but his time in a prison had taught him a very important lesson in humility and trust of a plan greater than his own. Barry's Web Site Remnantofyisrael.com Mike’s Web Site Joinedtohashem.org  

Almost twenty five percent of Genesis is devoted to Joseph. The types and shadows are amazing, but let's not overlook the man who lived them out. Barry's Web Site Remnantofyisrael.com Mike’s Web Site Joinedtohashem.org

Jacob comes face to face with his brother. He may walk away that day at peace, but his family continue the fight for generations to come. Barry's Web Site Remnantofyisrael.com Mike’s Web Site Joinedtohashem.org

Jacob is sent into exile. Why? Maybe for the same reason his family has been taken there! Barry's Web Site Remnantofyisrael.com Mike’s Web Site Joinedtohashem.org

Isaac can sometimes be overshadowed by the lives of Abraham and Jacob. His life is so full of lessons for us today. Was their something about his mother’s death though that he never really got over? Did this cloud his judgement?