Genesis 39

Genesis 39

Joseph is sold as a slave to Potiphar, the captain of the guard in Egypt. God blesses Joseph, and he quickly rises to become the head of Potiphar's entire household. Potiphar's wife finds Joseph attractive and tries to seduce him, but Joseph, demonstrating integrity, repeatedly refuses her advances, saying he cannot sin against God. When she falsely accuses him of assault, Joseph is unjustly thrown into the King's prison. Even there, the Lord is with Joseph, and he rises to a position of authority over the other prisoners.

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Job 29

Job contrasts his present state of suffering and scorn with the glory of his past life, remembering how he was honored, respected, and a zealous advocate for the poor and the weak.

Job 30

Job describes his present humiliation, detailing how he is now mocked by the lowest members of society and afflicted by disease. He again cries out, lamenting that God has become his cruel enemy.

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