And Joseph dwelt in Egypt, he, and his father’s house: and Joseph lived an hundred and ten years.
Joseph continued to dwell in Egypt together with his father's household, and lived to one hundred and ten years of age. He outlived his father by fifty-four years. He lived to see his descendants prosper through several generations.
Although honored in Egypt, he regarded it as a place of exile rather than home. He remained confident that God would bring Israel back to the promised land. He made that final hope known by asking Israel to carry his bones to Canaan.
Joseph continued to dwell in Egypt together with his father's household, and lived to one hundred and ten years of age. He outlived his father by fifty-four years. He lived to see his descendants prosper through several generations.
Although honored in Egypt, he regarded it as a place of exile rather than home. He remained confident that God would bring Israel back to the promised land. He made that final hope known by asking Israel to carry his bones to Canaan.