Joseph was a manager, first in the household of Potiphar (Genesis 39.1-6) and then again when he was in charge of grain purchase, storage, and distribution in a time of famine in Egypt (Genesis 41.41-57). He succeeded in both instances. Reflect on how specifically Joseph’s responsibilities, obligations, and choices in Potiphar’s household and/or as ‘prime minister’ in Egypt may be similar or different from today’s medium level supervisor or manager.
DEVOTIONS-ECON Description 1. Joseph was a manager, first in the household of Potiphar (Genesis 39.1-6) and then again when he was in charge of grain purchase, storage, and distribution in a time of famine in Egypt (Genesis 41.41-57). He succeeded in both instances. Reflect on how specifically Joseph’s responsibilities, obligations, and choices in Potiphar’s household […]