Meant for Good
A study through the life of Joseph, looking at what men meant, what God meant, and the long years between the two.
“Ye thought evil against me; but God meant it unto good.”Genesis 50:20 KJV
The gap between what men meant and what God meant.
Joseph could explain God’s purpose in Genesis 50:20, but he lived through the pit, slavery, a false charge, prison, and forgotten years before he could see it. This study stays with him in that long middle. It does not call evil good or excuse the people who sinned against him. It watches the LORD remain faithful while His purpose is still hidden.
Genesis 38 remains in its proper place. While Joseph is being proved in Egypt, Judah is being exposed and changed in Canaan. That matters when Judah later offers himself in Benjamin’s place. Move in order or choose any passage below; your progress is saved privately in this browser.
This is a self-paced study, not a deadline. If the Lord keeps you on a verse for another day or two, stay with it. The day numbers mark the order of the journey; they do not require you to rush a passage that still needs your attention.