The Book of Jasher: resumen de Chapter 20
Chapter 20 de 40 · 18 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 20, Joseph’s brothers conceal their sale of him with a bloodied coat, leaving Jacob grieving, while Joseph reaches Egypt and gains authority in Potiphar’s household. Zelicah repeatedly seeks Joseph’s consent to sleep with her, but he resists her pressure and names both loyalty to his master and obedience to God as reasons.
Qué sucede
- Joseph’s buyers continue toward Egypt, while his brothers regret selling him, search unsuccessfully, and swear to conceal their deed.
- Following Issachar’s advice, the brothers send Joseph’s bloodied coat through Naphtali, and Jacob concludes that a beast kills Joseph.
- Jacob refuses comfort and questions a captured wolf, which God enables to speak; it denies harming Joseph, and Jacob releases it.
- The Ishmaelites sell Joseph to the Medanites, who sell him to Potiphar after providing testimony about the purchase.
- Potiphar entrusts his household to Joseph, while Zelicah pursues him and displays his beauty to women who accidentally cut their hands.
- Zelicah grows ill and physically approaches Joseph; he overpowers her and rejects her appeal as wrongdoing against God and her husband.

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Joseph grounds his refusal in both divine obligation and loyalty to Potiphar. His authority in the household does not make his master’s wife available to him.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Potiphar ask for Joseph’s sale record and history?

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