Justin Doc Brown

So getting all that context and stuff, dude, it was just life-changing, honestly.

And then I think the last time we see them is in the book of Revelation.

It talks about Christ coming back and it says that he has on this beautiful garment and it describes his garment and that it's soaked in blood, you know, up to the bridle.

Well, that mirrors back to Joseph because when he was given this coat of many colors, all of a sudden he starts having supernatural dreams and visions.

He says, the weed of the field bowed before me.

The stars of heaven, which was symbolically the angelic host,

bow before me and then he looks at his brothers and he says and you my brothers you also bow before me and serve me and so they're like oh hell no you know so that's the story where they uh rip the garment from him they soak it in blood and they trade him off to egypt to slave traders and he returns with the garment soaked in blood oh this is all that's left of your son so

The Jewish people, they hold to two messiahs.

They have the messiah being Joseph, and then their returning conquering king.

But the Jewish people reject Christ as their messiah.

So I think theologically in that book of Revelation, he's pointing back to Joseph, the one that they do believe in and hold in such high regard.

And now Christ has on the supernatural garments the crown, the symbol of kingship and priesthood, and it's soaked in blood just like Joseph's was.

And on the thigh says, King of kings and Lord of lords.

So I think that that is those garments.

And he comes back, and he's trying to signal to his people that,

Hey, this guy that you hold in such high regard, look, I'm the successor.

I'm the one coming.

And even Scripture tells you Jesus was the second Adam because the first one screwed it up.

Wow.

I mean, it all fits hand in glove, man.