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The Periscope Of Joseph And His Coat Of Dreams
I chose the periscope of Joseph and His Coat of Dreams, because it is my favorite Old Testament story. I’m also drawn to this bible story because it is the basis of one of my favorite musicals; Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The reason I enjoy it is because of the deep, emotional characters and the intricate, colorful plot. The story is intriguing because of the historical value as well as the religious content. The story of Joseph contains messages on the terrible effects of jealousy and how no matter how bad things might seem now, it will always get better. It was the first time I had ever read the entire story, so there are many more details that I now understand and can use whenever I reread. Through
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