They recognized him as being equal to Pharaoh in power (Gen. Judah was the one who had proposed selling him instead of killing him (Gen. They felt that God was punishing them for their kidnapping crime (Gen. They were willing to take blame and suffer for their sin (Gen. They were honest in bringing back the first money (Gen. His brothers were surprised that he knew the custom of seating among Hebrews (Gen. Reuben had pleaded for him, but the others would not listen (Gen. They thought they were reaping what they had sown (Gen. They felt guilty for refusing to have mercy on him (Gen. Twenty-five Things that Joseph Learned by the Tests:ġ. By threatening to keep only Benjamin in prison for the crime, to see if they were as anxious to get rid of their father’s present favorite son as they had been to get rid of the one in the past (Gen. Accusing them of stealing from a palace, a crime punishable by death (Gen. Arresting them again and putting them on trial for returning evil for good (Gen. Putting his personal cup in Benjamin’s sack, to see what the brothers would do if Benjamin were detained and imprisoned (Gen. Putting their money back into their sacks a second time, to see how they would answer when accused (Gen. Giving Benjamin a meal five times bigger than the others, to see if they would hate and be jealous of another of Rachel’s children (Gen. Giving them hospitality to make them feel keenly his disappointment in them when they were accused of robbery after such good treatment (Gen. Putting their money back in the sacks so as to test their honesty and to see if they were as covetous as they were when they sold him (Gen. Binding Simeon and keeping him in prison for a whole year, thus punishing him for his cruelty and perhaps for being the leader of the plot against him (Gen.
Putting all ten brothers in jail for three days so his servants could listen to their conversations and get information concerning his home and the events of the past twenty-two years, and to know their true attitude now concerning Jacob and Rachel’s children (Gen. Threatening to keep nine of them in prison until the other one brought Benjamin (Gen.
Making himself a stranger to them, accusing them of being spies (Gen. Twelve Tests which Joseph Gave His Brothersġ. These lists cover topics such as “Forty-four Appearances of God” and “Twenty-two Predictions of God in Exodus 3-4.” Exhaustive lists are pervasive throughout the notes, and are often helpful for discovering trends throughout Scripture. There are over 35,000 commentary notes, 500,000 cross references, and 8,000 sermon outlines. Title: The Dake Annotated Reference BibleĪrea of Focus: Outlines, Annotations, and Cross Referencesĭescription: Finnis Jennings Dake produced these notes over a lifetime of studying the Bible. As we continue profiling the Study Bibles from this month’s sale, today we will take an at-a-glance look at the Dake Annotated Reference Bible.
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