As Joseph lay down to rest on the night he was appointed prime minister by Pharaoh, he could hardly believe his luck. His journey had been a tumultuous one, marked by betrayal, enslavement, and imprisonment. Yet somehow, against all odds, he had managed to rise from the ashes and reach the pinnacle of power in Egypt.
As he lay there in bed, Joseph’s mind drifted back to his past. He thought about his father, Jacob, and his beloved younger brother, Benjamin. He wondered how they were faring without him and if they were still alive. He recalled the pain of being sold into slavery by his own brothers and the anguish of being falsely accused and imprisoned.
But he also remembered the moments of hope and kindness that had sustained him throughout his trials. He thought about the time when he had interpreted the dreams of his fellow prisoners, which had led to his eventual release. He also thought about the faith that had guided him, even in his darkest moments and the conviction that he was meant for something greater.
As Joseph reflected on his journey, he felt a sense of gratitude and humility wash over him. He knew that he had been given a chance by God, a chance to make a difference and to help others. And he knew that he could not have done it without the grace of God and the support of those who had believed in him and who God had planted in his journey.
With a heart full of gratitude and a mind filled with hope, Joseph closed his eyes and drifted off to sleep, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. He knew that his journey was far from over, but he also knew that he was exactly where he was meant to be.
May you look back one day, and may your story that God has been writing make sense to you.
Amen.
Kind Regards,
Adeolu Akinyemi.
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