How was Joseph regarded by his father?

Answer

"Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age." Gen. 37: 3.
NOTE - The wonderful record of Joseph's life, found in Genesis 37-50, shows that he lived
intimately with his father till he was seventeen years of age. He must have been carefully taught of God,
also, for in all his marvellous experience as slave, prisoner, and premier of Egypt, he remained true to his
heavenly Father, not a single sin being recorded of him to the day of his death.

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Upon what basis is justification granted?
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What is Neander's conclusion regarding this theory?
What influence has this hope upon the life?
What is implied in a knowledge of God and Jesus Christ?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle