The document draws parallels between the biblical figures Joseph and Jesus, highlighting their betrayals by their brothers, unjust trials, and ultimate redemptions. Both figures were sold for silver and condemned alongside criminals, with significant differences in their recognitions at first and second comings. Additionally, the text emphasizes their beloved status to their respective fathers and their marriage to gentile brides.

2. jrmi.org

3. Betrayed by his
Jewish brothers into
the hands of Gentiles
& God turned the
betrayal around for
all Israel and all the
world to be saved
Joseph Jesus
Betrayed by his
Jewish brothers into
the hands of Gentiles
& God turned the
betrayal around for
all Israel and all the
world to be saved

4. Joseph was betrayed
by his
brother Yehuda
(Judah) for twenty
pieces of silver
Joseph Jesus
Jesus, the son of
Joseph, was also
betrayed specifically
by Yehuda (Judas)
for thirty pieces of
silver

5. Condemned with
two criminals – one
of whom lived while
the other died
Joseph Jesus
Condemned with
two criminals – one
of whom lived while
the other died

6. Upon his exaltation,
Joseph took a
Gentile bride
Joseph Jesus
As does Jesus as the
Bridegroom

7. Joseph was not
recognized by his
Jewish brothers at
his first coming, but
at the second they
wept over him
Joseph Jesus
Jesus was not
recognized by His
Jewish brothers at
His First Coming,
but at the Second
they, too, shall weep

8. Joseph was beloved
of his father
Joseph Jesus
Jesus is beloved of
the Father

9. Joseph was falsely
accused at an unfair
trial
Joseph Jesus
Jesus was falsely
accused at an unfair
trial

10. Joseph’s cloak was
taken as proof that
he was no longer in
the pit
Joseph Jesus
Jesus’ burial cloak
was taken as proof
that He was no
longer in the tomb

11. Sources
khouse.org
voe.org
jrmi.org

12. jrmi.org