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Lyrical Bible - Genesis 47

 

Lyrical Bible

Genesis 47 

Verse 1

Jacob and his sons, to Egypt they came,

Seeking refuge, in Pharaoh's name.

Joseph, his brother, brought them near,

Before the king, without fear.

 

Chorus

In the land of Goshen, they found their place,

With hope in their hearts, and faith in grace.

In the land of Pharaoh, they made their stand,

Together as one, in a foreign land.

 

Verse 2

Pharaoh asked, "What is your trade?"

Shepherds we are, from fathers made.

They spoke of famine, lands gone dry,

Begged for a place where they could try.

 

Bridge

Joseph, faithful, guiding his kin,

Through trials and tribulations, they'd begin.

Pharaoh blessed them, gave them a home,

In Egypt's embrace, no more to roam.

 

Verse 3

As the years passed, the famine spread wide,

Egypt grew strong, with Joseph by their side.

He gathered the crops, stored them high,

For seven years, through darkened sky.

 

Chorus

In the land of Goshen, they found their place,

With hope in their hearts, and faith in grace.

In the land of Pharaoh, they made their stand,

Together as one, in a foreign land.

 

Verse 4

People sold their lands, their very soul,

For bread to eat, to keep them whole.

Joseph gave them seed, and took their land,

Pharaoh's power, in Joseph's hand.

 

Bridge

The priests, their lands remained free,

Protected by law, a decree.

Joseph's wisdom, guiding through strife,

Saved countless souls, preserved life.

 

Verse 5

Jacob lived seventeen years more,

In Egypt's land, his heart still sore.

He blessed his sons, spoke of days to come,

Of Israel's future, God's kingdom.

 

Chorus

In the land of Goshen, they found their place,

With hope in their hearts, and faith in grace.

In the land of Pharaoh, they made their stand,

Together as one, in a foreign land.

 

Outro

Joseph’s love, a beacon bright,

Guided his family through the night.

In Egypt's land, they made their stay,

Waiting for the promised day.

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