In the book of Genesis, Joseph works for an Egyptian master, Potiphar, and has control over all of his master’s worldly goods. He’s handsome and young — and Potiphar’s wife desire’s him. She asks him ...

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"Yosef was brought down to Egypt. He was purchased by Potipha, an officer of Pharaoh, the chamberlain of the butchers, a prominent Egyptian, purchased from the Ishmaelites who had brought him down ...

Daat: A Journal of Jewish Philosophy & Kabbalah / דעת: כתב-עת לפילוסופיה יהודית וקבלה, No. 71 (קיץ תשע"א), pp. 5-24 (20 pages) This article deals with the philosophical significance attributed by ...

This week, we delved into the well-known narrative of Potiphar's wife and her desire for Yosef. However, a critical question emerges regarding the unfolding events: if Potiphar's wife was consistently ...

A while back, a friend of mine shared that they were going through a study of Genesis, and we discussed the life of Joseph several times. During these talks, I came across an interesting passage in ...