Daily Manna with Pastor Paul Torres
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In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about how hunger caused a family reunion. Because of the famine that was going on throughout the land, Joseph's family was forced to come to Egypt in search for food.
In the middle of the story of Joseph, now he has to take his job and save the world.
In the middle of the story of Joseph, the pharaoh makes him second in command, Pastor Paul talks about that in this episode of Daily Manna.
In the middle of Genesis, we know the interpretation of the dream. Now Joseph is dressed and moved into the politics of Egypt and becomes a very powerful man.
In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about the kindness that Joseph bestowed upon the cup bearer. God's kindness is to lead you to Him.
The pharaoh had a dream that no one could interpret. In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about the importance and the interpretations that God gives for the dreams.
Pastor Paul talks about the interpretations of the 2 dreams that Joseph made to the men that were imprisoned with him.
In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about the encounter that Joseph had with some men that were also imprisoned.
Joseph has been falsely accused of asaulting his master's wife. In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about how God may use every circumstance for Himself and for the better.
Long before the 10 commandments and way before the laws of marriage have been given, Joseph knew what agreeing with Potiphar's wife meant.
In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about the answer he gave to Potiphar's wife. And the consequences that this had.
In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about how the bible comes back to the story of Joseph. This, after the short "hiatus" of the story of Judah.
In Genesis 38, after Judah committed his sin, he gave some of his items to Tamar. But now, Tamar is missing.
In this episode of Daily Manna, Pastor Paul talks about the story of Judah and Tamar the widow.
The bible is not a book of perfect people. We see this as loved ones commit terrible sin and God does not turn. We see this in the life of Judah
