Given by: Joseph, still unrecognised, speaking to his brothers as Egypt's governor, in the book's retelling of Genesis dictated to Moses on Sinai. Given to: his brothers — and through the telling, to every believer set among the powerful.

Egypt's court was thick with its own gods and priesthood; for the second man in the kingdom to profess the fear of the Lord was a quiet but real confession against the grain of the culture around him.

'And Joseph said unto them: 'I too fear the Lord; as for you, go ye to your homes and let your brother be my servant, for ye have done evil. Know ye not that a man delights in his cup as I with this cup? And yet ye have stolen it from me.'

From the height of Egyptian power, Joseph openly professes 'I too fear the Lord' — confessing his God unashamedly even where the world would least expect it.

Jubilees 43:10

Your Spirit

Loves God

Loves Neighbor

Your Body

Moral Behaviour