The story of Moses continues. After fleeing from Egypt to Midian, Moses encountered God in the burning bush at Mount Horeb. There, God called Moses to lead His people, Israel, out of slavery in Egypt. Although Moses doubted himself, God promised to be with him, gave him miraculous signs as proof, and appointed his brother Aaron to speak on his behalf. At last, Moses set out on his journey back to Egypt to fulfill God’s calling.

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God 

In this video, we see the Israelites in Egypt growing ever more numerous and strong. However, a new Pharaoh who does not know Joseph begins to oppress the people and eventually even orders the killing of all Hebrew baby boys. Yet God preserves Moses and allows him to grow up in Pharaoh’s court. When Moses reaches adulthood, he visits his Hebrew kinsmen and witnesses their harsh oppression. Upon seeing an Egyptian mistreating an Israelite, he intervenes and kills the Egyptian. When his deed becomes known, Moses is forced to flee Egypt. In Midian, Moses finds refuge with the family of Jethro, marries his daughter Zipporah, and starts a family of his own. Yet while Moses lives far from Egypt, the people of Israel continue to suffer under slavery. In their distress, they cry out to God for help. God hears their cry, does not forget His covenant, and is already preparing to deliver His people.

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God 

In the last video, we saw how Jacob finally found his son Joseph again. The story continues: Before Jacob dies, he blesses his sons and offers them words of guidance. After his death, Joseph fulfills his father’s final wish and brings him back to the land of Canaan to bury him there, where Abraham and Isaac also found their final resting place. Years later, Joseph dies at the age of 110. But after his death, something momentous occurs: The people of Israel grow into a vast nation! Then, however, a new Pharaoh rises to power—one who knew nothing of Joseph or his deeds. How will he react to this new, growing power within his land?

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God 

The brothers’ ordeal continues: After their return from Egypt, the ongoing famine forces Jacob to send his youngest son, Benjamin, along on the journey. In Egypt, Joseph puts his brothers to one last, tough test with a silver cup. Will they stick together? Find out in this video how Joseph’s emotional revelation and the momentous reunion with his father, Jacob, come about.

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God

Joseph was unjustly imprisoned for a long time, but God helped him even there. Through God’s guidance, Joseph interpreted the dreams of two high-ranking officials of Pharaoh, who were also in prison, and later Pharaoh’s own dreams. Convinced by Joseph’s wisdom, Pharaoh appointed him to rule over all of Egypt. When a famine struck the land, Joseph’s brothers went to Egypt to buy grain. Joseph was the one in charge of the grain supply. How would he treat his brothers when he saw them?

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God 

In this video, we continue the biblical story: Joseph, Jacob’s beloved son, is betrayed by his brothers out of envy and sold into slavery in Egypt. There, he initially experiences God’s blessing in the house of Potiphar. But even though he remains faithful to God, false accusations lead to his unjust imprisonment. Has God forgotten Joseph, or is He pursuing a greater plan?

* Video produced by Boris Rein and Andreas Rätz for the Church of the Eternal God