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The coat Jacob gave Joseph cost him a life in exile
In this episode we follow the narrative arc from Jacob’s household to Egypt as preserved in Genesis 37-50. The episode traces the decisions, dreams, and betrayals that send a seventeen‑year‑old from a favored son’s tunic into slavery, and asks what a person carries forward from those who destroyed them.
Person: Joseph
Person: Jacob
Location: Shechem, Dothan, Egypt, Canaan
Date: chapters 37-50 (Genesis)
Event: sale of Joseph for twenty pieces of silver
- Jacob gives Joseph a ketonet passim that visibly marks him as set apart and intensifies sibling rivalry.
- Joseph reports on his brothers and tells two dreams in which family members bow to him, deepening their hatred.
- The brothers conspire in Dothan, plan to kill him, and instead sell him to an Ishmaelite caravan for twenty pieces of silver.
- They dip Joseph’s coat in goat’s blood and present it to Jacob, who mourns his son for many days and refuses comfort.
- The narrative notes Egyptian parallels-slave prices, administrative titles, and grain storage-while scholarly dating places the composition centuries later.
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