Today, I discuss Genesis 42 and Joseph’s brothers’ first journey down to Egypt.
Continue reading “The Family of Abraham: Part 32—The Brothers Go Down to Egypt”
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Today, I discuss Genesis 42 and Joseph’s brothers’ first journey down to Egypt.
Continue reading “The Family of Abraham: Part 32—The Brothers Go Down to Egypt”

On this episode of the Theopolis podcast, both Peter Leithart and James Jordan are away, so I discuss themes of resurrection in the story of Joseph by myself.
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Today, I discuss Genesis 36 and Edom as Israel’s twin.
Today, I discuss Genesis 35, as Jacob journeys southward in stages from Shechem to Hebron. This passage is punctuated by the deaths of Deborah, Rachel, and Isaac, the birth of Benjamin, and the rebellion of Reuben.
Continue reading “The Family of Abraham: Part 25—Three Deaths, a Birth, and a Rebellion”
I discuss Genesis 31, where God appears to Jacob, Jacob flees from the house of Laban, Rachel takes Laban’s teraphim, and Laban and Jacob make a covenant.
Continue reading “The Family of Abraham: Part 21—The Flight from Laban and the Stolen Teraphim”
Over the Christmas period, I am posting videos exploring biblical echoes and symmetries in the stories of the nativity in the gospels. In this fifth video, I reveal the character of Rachel lying behind the narrative of Matthew 2. For more on the character of Rachel in Matthew 2, see this video.
Continue reading “The Fifth Day of Christmas: Rachel, Desolate and Restored”