Joseph a favorite son Jacob loved him more
A brief tale notes Joseph is described as the favored son of Jacob, more beloved than his brothers, highlighting the family dynamics and favoritism within the biblical narrative.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
6
A brief tale notes Joseph is described as the favored son of Jacob, more beloved than his brothers, highlighting the family dynamics and favoritism within the biblical narrative.
A Biblical tale shows Jacob’s favoritism toward Joseph, his coat of many colors, and the brothers’ envy. Joseph’s dreams and the young man’s unfair treatment lead to betrayal, sale to traders, and a rift in the family. The piece closes urging forgiveness and obedience to Christ’s Way.
Miami Beach police recovered a $100000 cache buried in sand on Arthur Godfrey's oceanfront lot. Two convicts jailed in Mobile led detectives to three strong boxes containing $75825 in war savings certificates and about $29000 in transferable stocks buried 200 yards north of the Kenilworth Hotel. Godfrey said he knew nothing of the stash.
Westminster College will start a six week summer session on June 17 under director Dr. Lewis H Wagenhorst with registration at Old Main at 8 a.m. Classes begin at 10 30 a.m. and run through July 26 with a three week term from July 29 to August 16.
The Neshannock 4 H Agricultural Club met this week with Wayne Reynolds presenting a report on the officers meeting held at Shenango School recently. Rev Thomas Cross and Rev S W Brewer attended the Eastern District Council in Shamokin Pa. A 19 year old Frank Prince and Roger McClay were recovered Wednesday night.
Charles W. McGinnis has been named field representative for the northeastern United States by the American Jersey Cattle Club. The appointment, effective June 10, fills the post previously held by the late Richard W. Duncklee. McGinnis covers Connecticut to Vermont including New Jersey and New York.
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