Searching for the Second Adam: Typological Connections between Adam, Joseph, Mordecai, and Daniel
This article considers a typological pattern developing in Scripture, namely, that of an Adamic figure, Joseph, within the Pentateuch and then stretching through the exilic figures of Mordecai and Daniel, and into the New Testament. The author considers this in light of the question of whether such typology stands merely as an act of reading or as a part of writing.
Matthew 1:24-25 – Jesus Christ Received into the House of David
Living in the Light of Inextinguishable Hope – Hope for Dysfunctional Families (Genesis 37:1-11)
This chapter is a character study of Joseph, his brothers, and their father Jacob in Genesis 37:1-11. The authors reflect on the hope of the gospel as portrayed in this passage. Questions for further reflection are added at the chapter's end.
Journeys of Joseph
Travels of the Patriarchs in Genesis
This map provides a picture of some of the travels of the patriarchs Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph through Canaan, as is recorded in Genesis.