In his last words to his sons, Jacob talks to Judah about …

What comes next, how does the life of Judah feed into the larger story of God’s redemption?

The climax of Judah’s story comes during his second encounter with Joseph, where he is finally forced to face the inescapable nature of his sin, and accept the just necessity of its punishment. What unfolds shows us …

Judah and his brothers have done something unforgivable – they sold their own brother into slavery in Egypt. So God, in his mercy, compels them to follow him and come face to face with their own sin because …

Judah’s response to his own guilt for selling his brother into slavery is to …

The first glimpse we have of Judah’s life comes in Genesis 37, an appalling sequence of events involving three characters who are, respectively,

At the beginning of Judah’s story we see, with painful clarity, that