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This media file depicts an illustration and accompanying text from a book. The illustration shows several figures in what appears to be an ancient Egyptian setting. In the foreground, a person wearing a white headdress and ornate armbands faces away from the viewer, holding a scroll. Behind this figure, two men are visible, one holding a staff and both wearing white cloths around their waists. In the background, other figures are seen carrying large baskets, suggesting labor or the transport of goods. The scene is lit with a soft, diffused light, creating a somewhat muted atmosphere.

The visible text is a passage titled "Jehovah Never Forgot Joseph." It recounts a story involving Joseph, Pharaoh, and the king of Egypt. The text describes Joseph being in prison and Pharaoh having dreams that no one can interpret. It mentions servants telling Pharaoh that Joseph can explain dreams. The passage then quotes Pharaoh asking Joseph to explain his dreams and Joseph's subsequent prophecy of seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine in Egypt, advising the king to store up food. Pharaoh then chooses Joseph to be second in command. The text also mentions Jehovah helping Joseph. The overall tone of the text is narrative and informative.
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Jun 29, 2026, 11:25 AM

Jalingo, Nigeria

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This media file depicts an illustration and accompanying text from a book. The illustration shows several figures in what appears to be an ancient Egyptian setting. In the foreground, a person wearing a white headdress and ornate armbands faces away from the viewer, holding a scroll. Behind this figure, two men are visible, one holding a staff and both wearing white cloths around their waists. In the background, other figures are seen carrying large baskets, suggesting labor or the transport of goods. The scene is lit with a soft, diffused light, creating a somewhat muted atmosphere. The visible text is a passage titled "Jehovah Never Forgot Joseph." It recounts a story involving Joseph, Pharaoh, and the king of Egypt. The text describes Joseph being in prison and Pharaoh having dreams that no one can interpret. It mentions servants telling Pharaoh that Joseph can explain dreams. The passage then quotes Pharaoh asking Joseph to explain his dreams and Joseph's subsequent prophecy of seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine in Egypt, advising the king to store up food. Pharaoh then chooses Joseph to be second in command. The text also mentions Jehovah helping Joseph. The overall tone of the text is narrative and informative.

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