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Now Joseph had been brought down to Egypt (Genesis 39:1 ESV). Joseph was brought down to Egypt. The Lords plan to elevate Joseph over his brethren, and one day rescue them from famine, led downward. The dreamer found himself in a nightmare. Down, down, down he went. The once favored son was betrayed by his
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