Conclusion

Thousands of years after he lived, Joseph’s life still speaks powerfully. He stands as a powerful example of how to live an Upright life by fearing God, turning away from evil, and faithfully obeying His commands. His obedience shaped a godly character that continues to challenge us today. Join us as we conclude our study of Joseph and reflect on the blessings and lasting impact of an Upright life.

Verses Used:

Exodus 19:12-13, 16

Genesis 39:9-10

Genesis 50:15

Romans 6:6, 11-14

Deuteronomy 10:12-13

Hebrews 11:22

Exodus 12:40-41

Exodus 13:19

Discussion Questions:

*How does the Bible define an upright person? (See Job 1:1, 1:8 & 2:3) Discuss what this definition means.

*Without naming names, can you think of a person that is upright? How do they act? What do they do or not do that makes you think of them as upright?

*For personal reflection: Take a few minutes to consider whether someone would consider you a person who is upright? Why or why would they not do so? 

*What does an upright life produce in us? 

*What blessings does God grant those who are upright? (For a few references see Psalm 84:11, Psalm 112, Proverbs 2:7 & Proverbs 14:11)

*What are the most impactful lessons you learned from Joseph’s life throughout the course of this study?

In what ways were you either convicted or encouraged by Joseph’s life?