03/01/2026
β¨ Parashat Vayechi β¨ whispers to every follower of Yeshua that covenant life often looks like endings before it looks like glory.
Jacob blesses his sons while leaning into weakness, Joseph speaks of hope while facing death, and both declare π without seeing it π that YHWH ΧΧΧΧβs promises continue beyond their own lifetime.
In the same way, the life of a disciple is not measured by comfort, recognition, or visible success, but by faithfulness to the covenant even when the story feels unfinished.
Like Joseph, Yeshuaβs followers may walk through misunderstanding, rejection, exile, or obscurity π not because they are forgotten, but because YHWH ΧΧΧΧ is shaping vessels who can carry redemption for others.
The crossed hands over Ephraim and Manasseh remind us that our journey may not follow expected order; YHWH ΧΧΧΧ often blesses us through surrender, not control.
And just as Josephβs bones were carried through the wilderness toward resurrection promise, our lives become living testimonies that obedience planted in faith will rise in glory.
To follow Yeshua is to live Vayechi π to truly live π trusting that even what feels like loss is held within YHWH ΧΧΧΧβs unfolding redemption story.