Joseph Attacked by the Archers (Genesis 49:23-24) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Joseph Attacked by the Archers (Genesis 49:23-24) by Charles SpurgeonIn his sermon delivered on April 1, 1855, Charles Spurgeon reflects on Jacob's dying blessings over his sons, specifically focusing on Joseph's triumph over his adversaries as described in Genesis 49:23-24. Spurgeon structures the sermon into four distinct parts to explain how the believers, like Joseph, can find strength under trial.First, Spurgeon examines the cruel attack, comparing Joseph’s enemies to coward archers who shoot from a distance. These archers represent envy, temptation, and malicious calumny…
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