 Hi guys, welcome to part 11 of the book of Jubilees. Today we are going to be reading through chapter 38 to 43. Once again, if this is your first time joining us on this channel, welcome, welcome, welcome. But you might want to go back and start with part one because we are a good ways into this epic. Now down in the description box below, I will have a link to the playlist from the Dark Outpost. That is where you will find all the other previous episodes on this book and previous episodes on other missing or banned books from the Bible. Just a reminder that on Tuesdays at one o'clock, one to about 3 p.m., I will be on the Dark Outpost platform, which is a separate platform from YouTube, to be reading this book and making commentary on this book with David Zublik. Because that show is now a live show, you are welcome to call into the show and also partake in the commentary and the discussions around these books. 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Now, with that being said, if you are also on the Dark Outpost platform, all the episodes are then catalogued on the home page. So if you do miss the live show, you can go back and rewatch a replay. I want to, as always, give a very, very special thank you to all of our patrons and our producers. Honestly, you guys are rock stars and I am so flattered and humbled by how many of you are helping us keep this channel going. My appreciation to you guys is endless. I love you all and I thank you. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. If you would like to join our Patreon community, there is a link down in the description box below. So without further ado, let's get started with chapter 38. This is the war between Jacob and Esau at the Tower of Hebron, the death of Esau and the overthrow of his forces. So again, where we left off last week, Esau and Jacob were at each other's throats and they were about to go to war. And after that, Judas spake to Jacob his father and said unto him, Been thy bow, Father, and sin forth thy eras, and cast down the adversary and slay the enemy, and mayest thou have power, for we shall not slay thy brother, for he is such as thou, and he is like thee. Let us give him this honor. And Jacob bent his bow and sent forth the arrow and struck Esau his brother on the right breast, and he slew him. And again, he sent forth an arrow and struck Adaran, the Armenian, on the left breast, and drove him backwards and slew him. And then went forth the sons of Jacob, they and their servants, dividing themselves into companies on the fourth side of the tower. And Judah went forth in front, and of Tali and God with him, and fifty servants with him on the south side of the tower, and they slew all they found before them, and not one individual of them escaped. And Levi and Dan and Asher went forth on the east side of the tower, and fifty men with them, and they slew the fighting men of Moab and Amon. And Ruben and Ishkar and Zeblon went forth on the north side of the tower, and fifty men with them, and they slew the fighting men of the Philistines. And Simeon and Benjamin and Enoch, Ruben's son, went forth on the west side of the tower, and fifty men with them, and they slew of Enoch, and the Horites, four hundred men, stout warriors, and six hundred fled, and four of the sons of Esau fled with them. And they left their father lying slain as he had fallen on the hill, which is in Adaran. Now it's interesting that Ruben's son is named Enoch. Enoch obviously is a big family name, and we will be getting to the Book of Enoch. We've gotten a lot of requests from the Book of Enoch. After we finish the Book of Jubilees, we are going to read the Apocalypse of Abraham, and then we're going to read the Book of Enoch. So, hold tight, we will get to that specific book, but this Enoch, which is Ruben's son, is not the same Enoch that the Book of Enoch was written by. I think most of us know that, but I just want to make that clarification. And the sons of Jacob pursued them to the mountains of Seer, and Jacob buried his brother on the hill, which is in Adaran, and he returned to his house. And the sons of Jacob pressed hard upon the sons of Esau in the mountains of Seer, and bowed their necks so that they become servants of the sons of Jacob. So the sons of Esau and the sons of Jacob are again cousins. Esau and Jacob were twins. And they sent forth to their father to inquire whether they should make peace with them or slay them. And Jacob sent word to his sons that they should make peace. And they made peace with them, and they placed the yoke of servitude upon them. So they paid tribute to Jacob and his sons always. And they continued to pay tribute to Jacob and told the day he went down into Egypt. And the sons of Adam have not quit the yoke of servitude, with which the twelve sons of Jacob have opposed on them unto this day. So again, Jacob is Israel. He was given the name Israel. So the twelve sons of Jacob are the twelve tribes of Israel. For those who maybe forgot about that are not totally familiar with this story. This story is in the book of Genesis. It is in the Bible, but the book of Jubilees gives us a little bit more detail on these stories. And these are the kings that reigned in Adam before they reigned any king over the children of Israel until this day in the land of Adam. Belek, the son of Belor, reigned in Adam, and the name of his city was Deneba. Now again, I'm going to apologize as I do almost every week whenever we get to these old, old, old names. I'm probably saying them wrong. I'm trying the best I can. It is what it is. These are not names that are used heavily today. So forgive me if I am saying them wrong. And Belek died, and Jacob, the son of Zahra, and Bozar, and Belek died, and Jobab, the son of Zahra, and Bozar, resigned his steed, and Jobab died, and Hashem of the land of Taman, resigned his steed, and Assam died, and Adith died, the son of Barad, who slew Midian in the field of Moab, resigned his steed, and this, in the name of his city, was Avith. And Adath died, and Salaam, from Amizquah, resigned in his steed, and Salomon died, and Saul of Rehoboth, by the river, reigned in his steed. And Saul died, and Beleon, the son of Archer, reigned in his steed, and Bethelion, the son of Archer, died, and Adith, and reigned in his steed, in the name of his wife, Metepeth, the daughter of Marat, the daughter of Mesbethiop. These are the kings who reigned in the land of Edom. So this brings us to chapter 39, where we're going to get into Joseph, Joseph's service with Potiphar, his purity, and his imprisonment. And Jacob dwelt in the land of his father Soderings, in the land of Canaan, so again, Soderings means journeying, so we know Abraham started that journeying, which is Jacob's grandfather. These are the generations of Jacob, and Joseph was 17 years old when they took him into the land of Egypt, and Potiphar, a eunuch of Pharaoh the chief cook, bought him. And he sent Joseph over all his house, and the blessings of the Lord came upon the house of the Egyptian on the account of Joseph, and the Lord prospered him in all that he did. In the Egyptian committed everything into the hands of Joseph, for he saw the Lord was with him, and that the Lord prospered him in all that he did. And Joseph's appearance was commonly and very beautiful was his appearance, and his master's wife lifted up her eyes and saw Joseph, and she loved him, and besought him to lie with her. But he did not surrender his soul, and he remembered the Lord in the words which Jacob his father used to read from amongst the words of Abraham, that no men should commit fortification with a woman who hath a husband, that for him the punishment of death have been ordained in the heavens before the Most High God, and the sins will be recorded against him in the eternal book continuing before the Lord. And Joseph remembered these words and refused to lie with her, and she besought him for a year, but he refused and would not listen. But she embraced him and held him fast in the house in order to force him to lie with her, and closed the doors of the house and held him fast. But he left his garment in her hands and broke through the door and fled without her presence. And the woman saw that he would not lie with her, and she culminated him in the presence of his Lord, saying, Thy Hebrew servant whom Thou lovest sought to force me so that he might lie with me. And it came to pass when I lifted up my voice that he fled, and he left his garment in my hands when I held him and he broke through the door. And the Egyptians saw the garment of Joseph and the broken door and heard the words of his wife, and cast Joseph into prison into the place where prisoners perkept whom the king imprisoned. So she basically did a little projection, didn't she? Scheming little woman, that's interesting. And he was there in prison and the Lord gave Joseph favor in the sight of the chief of the prison guards in compassion before him, for he saw that the Lord was with him, and that the Lord made all that he had to prosper. And he committed all things into his hands, and the chief of the prison guard knew of nothing that was with him, for Joseph did everything and the Lord protected it. And he remained there two years, and in those days Pharaoh king of Egypt was Roth against the two eunuchs, against the chief butler, and against the chief baker, and he put them in a ward in the house of the chief cook in the prison where Joseph was kept. And the chief of the prison guard appointed Joseph to serve them, and he served them before. And they both dreamed a dream, the chief butler and the chief baker, and they told it to Joseph. And as he interpreted to them, so it befell on them, and Pharaoh restored the chief butler to his office, and the chief baker, he slew, so Joseph had interpreted to them. But the chief butler forgot Joseph in the prison, although he had informed him of what would befall him, and would not remember to inform Pharaoh how Joseph had told him for he forgot. And that actually ends chapter 39, very interesting, so we're starting to get, as is very exciting, we're getting into Joseph. And if you remember, I think it was last week or the week before, we saw that Joseph was kidnapped and kind of sold into Egypt, and his brothers put some blood from an animal on his garments to convince their family that he had been like eaten and had died, and they don't really know that he's still alive in Egypt, and he's living in this prison now. All right, so this takes us to chapter 40, which is Pharaoh's dreams and their interpretations, Joseph's elevation and marriage. And in those days, Pharaoh dreamed two dreams in one night concerning a famine, which was to be in all the land. And he awoke from his sleep and called in the interpreters of dreams that were in Egypt and magicians, and told them his two dreams, and they were not able to declare them. And then the chief butler remembered Joseph and spake of him to the king, and he brought him forth from the prison, and he told his two dreams before him. And he said before Pharaoh that his two dreams were one, and he said unto him, seven years will come, in which there will be plenty over all the land of Egypt. And after that seven years of famine, such a famine has not been in all the land. And now let Pharaoh appoint overseers in all the land of Egypt, and let them store up food in every city throughout the days of the years of plenty. And there will be food for seven years of famine, and the land will not perish through the famine, for it will be very severe. And the Lord gave Joseph favor and mercy in the eyes of Pharaoh, and Pharaoh said unto his servants, we shall not find such a wise and discreet man as this man, for the spirit of the Lord is with him. And he appointed him the second in all the kingdom, and gave him authority over all Egypt, and caused him to ride in the second chariot of the Pharaoh. And he clothed them in garments, and he put a gold chain upon his neck, and a herald proclaimed before him, El El-Way, Be'er, and he placed a ring on his hand, and made him ruler over all his house, and magnified him, and said unto him, Only on the throne shall I be greater than thou. So now Joseph's like second in command of all of Egypt. This brings us to verse eight. And Joseph ruled over all the land of Egypt, and all the princes of Pharaoh and all his servants, and all who did the king's business loved him, for he walked in uprightness, and he was without pride and arrogance, and he had no respect of persons, and did not accept gifts, but he judged in uprightness all the people of the land. And the land of Egypt was at peace before Pharaoh because of Joseph, for the Lord was with him, and gave him favor and mercy for all his generations, before all those who knew him, and all those who heard concerning him. And Pharaoh's kingdom was well ordered, and there was no Satan, and no evil person therein. And the king called Joseph's name Sephan Tifanus, and gave Joseph the wife of the daughter of Potiphar, the daughter of the priest of Pilapus the chief cook. And again I hope I'm saying Joseph's Egyptian name right. And all the day that Joseph stayed before the Pharaoh, he was 30 years old when he stood before the Pharaoh. And in that year Isaac died, his grandfather. So now we're going back in time a little bit as we previously read with Isaac and Rebecca's death, where they made Jacob and Esau, Joseph's father and Joseph's uncle, make the pact not to hurt each other, which we've just read about the war that happened where Esau died. So now we're catching up on what was happening with Joseph basically during that time. Alright so again verse 12. And in that year Isaac died, and it came to pass as Joseph had said in the interpretation of his two dreams. According as he had said it, there were seven years of plenty over all the land of Egypt. And the land of Egypt produced abundantly, one measure producing 1800 measures. And Joseph gathered food into every city until they were full of corn, until they could no longer count and measure it for its magnitudes. Okay so this brings us to chapter 41. It looks like we might be going back now to the Middle East, back to Joseph's brothers. Because this chapter is titled Judah's incest with Tamar, his repentance and forgiveness. And in the 45th Jubilee in the second week, in the second year, Judah took his first born heir, a wife and the daughters of Amron named Tamar. But he hated and did not lie with her because his mother was of the daughters of Canaan, and he wished to take him a wife with the kinfolk of his mother, but Judah his father would not permit him. And this heir, the first born of Judah, was wicked, and the Lord slew him. And Judah said to Onan, his brother, go into thy brother's wife and perform the duty of a husband's brother unto her, and raise up a seed unto thy brother. And Onan knew that the seed would not be his, but his brothers only. And he went into the house of his brother's wife and split the seed on the ground, and he was wicked in the eyes of the Lord, and he slew him. This is very tragic, very simply written, but a very tragic story. And Judah said unto Tamar, his daughter-in-law, remain in thy father's house as a widow till Shilah, my son, be grown up, and I shall give him thee to wife. And he grew up, but Bed-Sial, the wife of Judah, did not permit her son, Shilah, to marry. In Bed-Sual, the wife of Judah died in the fifth year of this week. And in the sixth year, Judah went up to the sea to sear his sheeps at Timna, and they told Tamar, behold thy father-in-law, go with up to Tamar to sear his sheeps. And she put off her widow's clothes and put on a veil, and adorned herself, and sat at the gate adorning the way to Timna. And as Judah was going along, he found her, and he thought her to be in Harlot, and he said unto her, let me come into thee. And she said, come in, and he went in. That's interesting. So then, in this time, we're allowed to have their fun with women, but women were not allowed to do the same. Very, very interesting. And she said unto him, give me my hire, and he said unto her, I have nothing in my hand, save my ring that is on my finger, and my necklace, and my staff, which is on my hand. And she said unto him, give them to me until thou dost send me my hire. And he said unto her, I will send unto thee a kid of goats, and he gave them to her. And he went unto her, and she conceived by him. And Judah went unto his sleep, and she went to her father's house. And Judah sent a kid of goats by the hand of his shepherd, and he found her not. And he asked the people of the place saying, where is the Harlot who was here? And they said, there is no Harlot here with us. Now, just a side note, if you guys are keeping up with Melissa Redpill the nation, she did a really great breakdown of Revelation and also the bloodline of Mr. T. I think you guys know what I'm talking about. And apparently he is descendant of Judah and Tamar, if I'm remembering correctly. So this is kind of his line story. So that's interesting. Anyway, verse 16. And when she had completed three months, it was manifested that she was with child, and they told Judah, saying, behold, Tamar, thy daughter-in-law, is with child by Hordom. And Judah went to the house of her father and said unto her father, to her brothers, bring her forth, and let them burn her, for she hath wrought uncleanness in Israel. And it came to pass when they brought her forth to burn her, that she sent to her father-in-law the ring and the necklace and the staff, saying, discern who are these, for by him I am with child. And Judah acknowledged and said, Tamar is more righteous than I am, and therefore, let them burn her not. That's so, this is just kind of making me a little mad, because he literally went and had an affair with a harlot, basically, from their Burbage in this book. And he's okay, he can do that. But the fact that he thought his daughter-in-law had gotten pregnant from just, like, sleeping around, she now is to be, you know, burned for it, like, that's disgusting. Glad we live in modern times, now, where we would do that. So, all right. Verse, Trini. For the reason she was not given to Shalad, he did not again approach her, and after that she bared two sons, Perez and Zara, in the seventh year of this second week. And there upon the seven years of fruitfulness were accomplished, of which Joseph spake to Pharaoh. So, now we're going back into Joseph of the seven years of abundance in Egypt before the famine. So, we're kind of trying to see what's going on during the timeline in both of these areas. And Judah acknowledged that the deed which he had done was evil, for he had lain with his daughter-in-law, and he has steamed it hateful in his eyes, and he acknowledged that he had transgressed and gone astray, for he had uncovered the skirt of his son, and he began to laminate and to supplicate before the Lord because of his transgressions. And we told him in a dream that it was forgiven him, because he supplicated earnestly and laminated, and did not again commit it. And he received forgiveness, because he turned from his sin and from his ignorance, and he transgressed greatly before our God. And everyone that acted thus, everyone who lieth with his mother-in-law, let them burn him with fire that he may burn therein, for there is uncleanliness and pollution upon them. With the fire, let them burn them. So, once again, that is obviously now bringing us back to the present time of the story where God and the angels are speaking to Moses on Mount Sinai, which again is the present time of this particular book. I hope that makes sense. If you've been following along, that probably makes sense. So, and do thou command the children of Israel that there be no uncleanliness amongst them, for everyone who lieth with his daughter-in-law are with his mother-in-law hath wrought uncleanliness. With fire, let them burn the man who hath lain with her and likewise the woman, and he will turn away wrath and punishment from Israel. So, at least now they're saying men and women are equally to be punished, not just the women. That's good, I guess. And unto Judah we said that his two sons who had not lain with her, and for this reason his seed was established for a second generation and would not be rooted out. For in singleness of eye, he had gone and sought for punishment, namely according to the judgment of Abraham, which he had commanded his sons, Judah had sought to burn her with fire. This brings us to chapter 41, the journey of the sons of Jacob to Egypt. And in the first year of the third week of the 45th Jubilee, the famine began to come into the land, and the rain refused to be given to the earth for none whatever fell. And the earth grew barren, but in the land of Egypt there was food, for Joseph had gathered the seed of the land in the seven years of plenty and had preserved it. And the Egyptians came to Joseph that he might give them food, and he opened the storehouse where there was grain of the first year, and he sold it to the people of the land for gold. So he's setting himself up a little grocery store in Egypt. Now the famine was very sore in the land of Canaan, and Jacob heard that there was food in Egypt, and he sent his 10 sons that they should procure food for him in Egypt. But Benjamin he did not send, and the 10 sons of Jacob arrived in Egypt among those that went there. So again, Joseph was one of Jacob's 12 sons, and then Benjamin obviously is the youngest, he's too young to go, so now the other 10 are going into Egypt to try to find food, because there is a famine. And Joseph recognized them, but he, but they did not recognize him, and he spake unto them, and questioned them, and said unto them, Are you not spies, and have you not come to explore and approach the land? And he put them in ward. And after that he set them free again, and detained Simeon alone, and sent off his nine brothers. And he filled their sacks with corn, he put their gold in their sacks, and heat, and they did not know. And he commanded them to bring their younger brother, for they had told him their father was living with their younger brother. And they went up to the land of Egypt, and they came back to the land of Canaan, and they told their father all that have have fallen them, and how the Lord of the country had spoken roughly to them, and had seized Simeon till they should bring Benjamin. And Jacob said, Me have ye bereaved of my children, Joseph is not, and Simeon also is not, and ye will take Benjamin away, oh, me hath your wickedness come. So he thinks that now he believes that he's lost Joseph. Little do they know that Joseph now has kind of kept Simeon his brother behind, so that he could see his youngest brother. But his father Jacob thinks that now he's lost three sons. And he said, My son will not go down with you, least purchased he falls sick, for their mother gave birth to two sons, and one hath perished, and this one also ye will take for me. If perchance he took a fever on the road, ye would bring down my old age with sorrow unto death. For he saw that their money had been returned to every man in his sack, and for this reason he feared to send him. Because, remember, Joseph gave them the food, but also had his brothers keep their money. And the famine increased, and became sore in the land of Canaan. And in all the lands saved in the land of Egypt, for many of the children of the Egyptians had stored up their seed for food from the time when they saw Joseph gathering seeds together and putting it in the storehouse and preserving it for the years of famine. And the people of Egypt fed themselves thereon during the first year of their famine. But when Israel saw that the famine was very sore in the land, and there was no deliverance, he said unto his sons, Go again and procure food for us that we die not. And they said, We shall not go unless our youngest brother go with us. We shall not go. In Israel saw that if he did not send him with them, they should all perish by reason of famine. And Reuben said, Give him into my hands. And if I do not bring him back to thee, slay my two sons instead of his soul. And he said unto him, He will not go with thee. And Judah came near and said, Send him with me. And if I do not bring him back to thee, let me bear the blame before thee all the days of my life. And he sent him with them the second year of this week on the first day of this month. And they came to the land of Egypt with all those who went. And they had presents in their hands, almonds and terribith nuts and pure honey. And they went stood before Joseph. And he saw Benjamin his brother. And he knew him. And he said unto them, Is this your youngest brother? And they said unto him, It is he. And he said, The Lord be gracious to thee my son. And he sent him into his house. And he brought forth Simeon unto them. And he made a feast for them. And they presented to him the gifts which they had brought from their hands. And they ate before him and gave them all a portion. But the portion of Benjamin was seven times larger than that of any of theirs. And they ate and drank and arose and remained in their asses. And Joseph devised a plan wherein he might learn their thoughts as to whether thoughts of peace prevailed amongst them. And he said to the stewards who was over his house, Fill all their sacks with food and return their money unto them until their vessels and my cup. And the silver cup out which I drank put it in the sack of the youngest and send them away. And that concludes our reading from today. I actually didn't realize we had gotten all the way to chapter 43 where we're going to pause it right there. I love the story of Joseph in Egypt. So I'm excited to be here. I know we don't have that much left of the book of Jubilees. But again, once we finish this book, we will be starting the apocalypse of Abraham. Apparently there's like, there were supposed to be 777 books in the Bible. So that means we are missing from the Bible 711 books. I know that there is only a select few books available to us right now as the Vatican has hidden most of them from us. But we will continue on this journey for as long as we can reviewing all of these books. Once again, please make sure if you can to join us on the dark outpost at one o'clock on Tuesdays live on that platform. Once again, there is a link to the platform down in the description box below. All right, guys, I hope that you all are having a wonderful, wonderful week and I will talk to you soon. Bye!