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Jacob’s favoritism (treating one child better than the others) toward Joseph made his other sons hate him even more. In the same way, Isaac’s and Rebekah’s favoritism had divided their family. Now Jacob’s favoritism would lead to separation between him and his son Joseph.
Egypt Isaac Jacob Joseph Symbolic Numbers The Righteous Suffer
Events
- Joseph sold to Egyptc. 1728 BC
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Birthright Dothan Genesis, Book of Jacob Joseph Keturah Patriarchs, Period of the
Topics
Children: Partiality of Parents Among: Jacob for Joseph Envy: Joseph's Brethren, of Joseph Favoritism: Jacob, for Joseph Hatred: Joseph's Brethren Jacob: His Partiality for his Son, Joseph, and the Consequent Jealousy of his Other Sons Jealousy: Joseph's Brothers, of Joseph Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Father's Favorite Child Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Father's Partiality For, Excites the Jealousy of his Brethren Parents: Parental Affection Exemplified by Jacob Partiality: Its Effect on Other Children Sin: Jealousy