Joseph And His Brethren (DVD)
$7.99
From the pages of the Old Testament comes the true story of Joseph, from his humble beginnings in Canaan to his eventual rise to power in Egypt. Angered by his coat of many colors and his dreams of his brothers bowing down to him, Joseph’s brothers fake his death and sell him into slavery. Yet, what his brothers intend for harm, God uses for good to accomplish His perfect will. While in Egypt, Joseph gains a position of authority in the household of his master, Potiphar, and later in the house of Pharaoh, setting the stage for one of most unlikely family reunions of all time.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780740310942
UPC: 095163888053
Binding: Video DVD
Published: May 2015
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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