A story of betrayal. A journey of suffering. A purpose beyond imagination. Joseph did not ask for the dreams, the coat, or the jealousy of his brothers. He did not choose the pit, the chains of slavery, or the years he spent forgotten in an Egyptian prison. Yet through betrayal and exile, an unseen hand was shaping him towards a purpose he could not have imagined—until the day his brothers stood before him, not knowing the man they had wronged now held their lives in his hands. Drawing on the account of Genesis 37–50, Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga brings Joseph’s story to life with rich imagination and spiritual depth: the ache of the coat torn from his shoulders, the cold of the pit, the long silence of the forgotten years, and the trembling moment when mercy becomes possible. “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good, to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” Genesis 50:20