Joseph's Trials - Genesis 39 Poem

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In Egypt's land, a foreign place
Joseph served with strength and grace
As Potiphar's trusted slave
His wisdom shone, steadfast and brave
But trials came, a test of might
Potiphar's wife, with dark delight
She sought Joseph's company, in vain
Her advances met with Joseph's refrain
With integrity, he turned away
Refusing sin, come what may
His loyalty, to God and man
He stood his ground, with righteous plan
But Potiphar's wife, consumed by rage
Falsely accused, a damning stage
Joseph's fate, a prison cell
Unjustly cast, where he would dwell
Yet, in the prison, Joseph found
God's favor still, on solid ground
His gifts of dreams and interpretations
Brought hope to others, amid tribulations
From fellow prisoners to Pharaoh's men
Joseph's wisdom, time and again
He rose in rank, with God's own hand
A guiding light in a foreign land
Interpreting Pharaoh's dreams so dire
He saved the kingdom from impending fire
A trusted advisor, wise and true
Joseph's faith and strength anew
In Genesis 39, a story told
Of Joseph's trials, so brave and bold
His unwavering faith, a guiding light
Through hardships faced, both day and night.