#Joseph the dreamer

[authorofemotion]

I don’t think you all understand how much this show means to me

[erialoves]

Dreams

Today, I dreamt of my dog peeing near me. Almost or did get splashed of his urine on my foot. As soon as I woke up, I searched its meaning and it says this,

“To dream that someone or an animal like a dog peeing on you, indicates that you are feeling the emotional burden of others. They are dumping their unwanted waste feelings on you”

What a coincidence! Because before I went to sleep, my friend called me to rant about his dilemma. Goosebumps!

[thequeenshuntress]

omfg joseph the dreamer's jesus dancing tiktok video was flagged by tumblr??!! like wtf bruh no one is naked there?????

i mean, it's a shame that there's no youtube link for it....nope.....

[vctropester]

what do you mean this isn’t canon

[simply-victorious]

God's presence is always a blessing...

[levinkiester]

When God wanted you to journey...

When God wanted you to journey…

Narinig ko yung line na yan kanina sa Feast. We were tackling about the story of Joseph the Dreamer and how he forgave his brothers. Kapag tayo nasaktan, isa sa mga pinakamahirap maramdam ay yung pagmamahal ng Diyos. Kasi mas nakikita natin yung sakit, yung hirap at tska yung mga mali. Hindi natin naiintindihan sa umpisa kung bakit natin pinagdadaanan yon. Last 2016, I was badly hurt by the…

[icy-starswiss]

“I wore my coat with golden lining! Bright colors shining, wonderful and new~”

I really love Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, okay? okay.

[dunateoyofi]

If this has been a test, I cannot see the reason. But maybe knowing I don’t know is part of getting through.

You know better than I

[elegantflowerbouquetworld-blog]

OVERCOMING TEMPTATION One needs to draw a clear distinction between test and temptation. Job in the Old Testament is perhaps a very appropriate circumstance that can be used to differentiate what test means as distinct from temptation. In the Book of Job 1: 6-22 the bible made it clear that HE (God)knew Job as a perfect man who would never abandon HIM, the God of all creation. The basis for…

[sirspeak]

You know better than I

I thought I did what's right I thought I had the answers I thought I chose the surest road But that road brought me here So I put up a fight And told you how to help me Now just when I have given up The truth is coming clear You know better than I You know the way I've let go the need to know why For You know better than I If this has been a test I cannot see the reason But maybe knowing I don't know Is part of getting through I try to do what's best And faith has made it easy To see the best thing I can do Is put my trust in You For You know better than I You know the way I've let go the need to know why For You know better than I I saw one cloud and thought it was a sky I saw a bird and thought that I could follow But it was You who taught that bird to fly If I let You reach me will You teach me For You know better than I You know the way I've let go the need to know why I'll take what answers You supply You know better than I.  

[milobee]

You Know Better

I’m employed to a firm for almost two months now, and last night I’ve talked and whining to a great friend about work. I don’t know if I’ve reached the burnt out level. I don’t know. Or maybe I was just tired and things came out of hand.

Then this morning, I read today’s devotion article of Bread of Life. The song reminded me and rebuked me. I want to share the song (which is on repeat now),…

[marigoldandzinc]

Found an old Joseph the Dreamer movie on youtube. Looks legit, plus, it's 3 hours long. 3 hours!

I have a good feeling about this.

[adventawake]

December 8, 2013 -- Joseph the Dreamer

Advent! Awake! features Ecumenical reflections on our faith stories, using the Jesse Tree & the O Antiphons.

Today’s reflection is by Debbie Kolacki. Find Debbie at the Parish Resource Center of Long Island [web] [facebook]

Joseph Recognized by His Brothers (1863 painting by Léon Pierre Urbain Bourgeois)

December 8, 2013 - Joseph the Dreamer Gen. 37:23-28; 45:3-15

God spoke to the boy Joseph through dreams, but he boasted about his future greatness and turned his brothers against him. He failed to accept God’s plans for him with humility and ended up being sold into slavery by them. Years later a more mature Joseph used his gift of interpreting dreams to win freedom for himself.

God gives all of us gifts, but how we use them determines whether they help us to grow spiritually or just pump up our egos. Jesus cautioned us about how to react to God’s generosity; he tells us that “From everyone to whom much has been given, much will be required.” (Luke 12:48)

When Joseph is reunited with his brothers, he is in a position of power and could exact retribution from his brothers, but he humbly accepts that his suffering has been used by God for good: "But Joseph said to them, “Don’t be afraid. Am I God? You planned something bad for me, but God produced something good from it, in order to save the lives of many people, just as he’s doing today.” (Genesis 50:19-20)

T.S. Eliot wrote that “the only wisdom we can hope to acquire is the wisdom of humility.” This Advent, let us humble ourselves before the baby in the manger, born in the lowest of circumstances to show us what a life of service to others means.

[surotmatias]

I don't know what's around the corner, Lord, but I know that you'll be there.

Joseph