Piedras Vivas: Génesis 34-50 - Estudio Bíblico: Jacob Y Egipto

Casi la mitad del libro de Génesis está dedicada a la vida de Jacob y sus doce hijos, quienes desempeñaron un papel crucial en la historia de Israel y en el plan de redención de Dios. La narración de sus vidas lleva el concepto de "familia disfuncional" a otro nivel, pero Dios utilizó a esta familia imperfecta como un lienzo hermoso para revelar Su providencia, juicio y misericordia.
> Este estudio incluye un examen detallado de Dina (la hija de Jacob), Judá, Tamar y el jefe de los coperos del faraón, además de reflexiones cuidadosas sobre temas doctrinales como "La soberanía de Dios" y "Perseverar en la fe hasta el final".

Nearly half of the book of Genesis is devoted to the lives of Jacob and his twelve sons, who were important figures in the history of Israel and in God's plan for redemption. The account of their lives takes the term "dysfunctional family" to a new level, but God used this flawed clan as a beautiful canvas to portray His providence, judgment, and mercy.
In this study, pastor John MacArthur will guide you through an in-depth look at the historical period beginning with Jacob's first encounter with Rachel, continuing through their son Joseph's captivity as an Egyptian slave, and concluding with the dramatic rescue of Jacob's family.
This study includes close-up examinations of Dinah (Jacob's daughter), Judah, Tamar, and Pharaoh's chief butler, as well as careful considerations of doctrinal themes such as "The Sovereignty of God" and "Finishing in Faith".