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nx74defiantI really enjoyed this book. She made Joseph and Potiphar's wife rally come alive. I love how Sagira is told that she will be remembered for her role as long as men live. She thinks she is going to be the mother of a Pharaoh. Of course as Potiphar's wife she is remembered. But not in a way she wanted.
The author has Potiphar use the word Armageddon. That term would have been meaningless prior to John's penning of the book of Revelation.
She has Joseph not knowing God's name. Calling God El Shaddai or God Almighty. I knew that was wrong. The Insight on the Scriptures book brings out that God's name was used fequently before Moses (Gen 4:1, 26; 14:22; 27:27; 28:16). In fact, in the book of Genesis the word "El Shaddai" only occurs 6 times, but the tetragrammaton (the Hebrew letters for the name of God) occurs 172 times.
The author has Potiphar use the word Armageddon. That term would have been meaningless prior to John's penning of the book of Revelation.
She has Joseph not knowing God's name. Calling God El Shaddai or God Almighty. I knew that was wrong. The Insight on the Scriptures book brings out that God's name was used fequently before Moses (Gen 4:1, 26; 14:22; 27:27; 28:16). In fact, in the book of Genesis the word "El Shaddai" only occurs 6 times, but the tetragrammaton (the Hebrew letters for the name of God) occurs 172 times.
