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Using the life story of Joseph, Dr. James Montgomery Boice provides a very practical study on the crucial issues of the Christian life. Explore how Joseph's life reflects peace and direction in times of adversity. Let his life be an example for your day-to-day living.
References: Genesis 39:1-6 | Enjoy today's broadcast of The Bible Study Hour featuring the expository preaching of James Boice
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