La vida de José fue única debido a las circunstancias extremas que le tocaron vivir. Fue vendido como esclavo por sus hermanos, acusado falsamente por la esposa de su amo, encarcelado por muchos años y luego vindicado y exaltado como la mano derecha del faraón. Pero sin embargo, aun cuando estas circunstancias fueron inusuales, experimentó las mismas luchas a las que nos enfrentamos hoy: amargura, venganza, desesperación, rabia e incredulidad. El pastor David Barceló nos muestra en este estudio perspicaz de la vida de José, que el corazón humano aún se enfrenta a lo mismo que José en su vida. Aún más, Barceló nos muestra cómo el Dios de José todavía se preocupa por Su pueblo hoy, de la misma forma que se preocupó de José.
La vida de José, así como el resto de la Biblia apuntan a nuestro Señor Jesucristo. El paralelismo entre José y Jesús es asombroso: Amado por su padre, rechazado por sus hermanos, vendido por plata, echado al pozo más bajo, exaltado a ser la mano derecha del rey, salvador de aquellos que le traicionaron...Este libro apunta al evangelio de Jesús y a cómo debemos responder a él. The life of Joseph is unique due to the extreme circumstances he faced. He was sold as a slave by his brothers, falsely accused by his master's wife, imprisoned for many years, and later vindicated and exalted as Pharaoh's right hand. However, as unusual as his circumstances were, Joseph experienced the same internal trials we face today--bitterness, revenge, despair, anger, unbelief. Pastor David Barceló shows is in this thoroughly insightful study of Joseph's life that the human heart is still faced with what Joseph faced in his life. Moreover, Barceló shows us how the God of Joseph still cares for His people today, just as he cared for Joseph.
The life of Joseph, just as the rest of the Bible, points to our Lord Jesus Christ. The parallelism between Joseph and Jesus is astounding: loved by the Father, rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, thrown to the lowest pit, exalted to the King's right hand, Savior of those who betrayed him... This book points us to the Gospel of Jesus and how we are to respond to it.
La vida de José, así como el resto de la Biblia apuntan a nuestro Señor Jesucristo. El paralelismo entre José y Jesús es asombroso: Amado por su padre, rechazado por sus hermanos, vendido por plata, echado al pozo más bajo, exaltado a ser la mano derecha del rey, salvador de aquellos que le traicionaron...Este libro apunta al evangelio de Jesús y a cómo debemos responder a él. The life of Joseph is unique due to the extreme circumstances he faced. He was sold as a slave by his brothers, falsely accused by his master's wife, imprisoned for many years, and later vindicated and exalted as Pharaoh's right hand. However, as unusual as his circumstances were, Joseph experienced the same internal trials we face today--bitterness, revenge, despair, anger, unbelief. Pastor David Barceló shows is in this thoroughly insightful study of Joseph's life that the human heart is still faced with what Joseph faced in his life. Moreover, Barceló shows us how the God of Joseph still cares for His people today, just as he cared for Joseph.
The life of Joseph, just as the rest of the Bible, points to our Lord Jesus Christ. The parallelism between Joseph and Jesus is astounding: loved by the Father, rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, thrown to the lowest pit, exalted to the King's right hand, Savior of those who betrayed him... This book points us to the Gospel of Jesus and how we are to respond to it.
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