The Call

<p><strong>From the pit of betrayal to the pinnacle of a world power Joseph's story has been hailed as a blueprint for divine triumph. But what if the greatest leader of the ancient world made a choice that unknowingly sentenced his descendants to four centuries of bondage?</strong></p><p><strong>I was called to be a messenger a prophet but God sent me to a period of intense training in His School of Wisdom instructing me to study Joseph's leadership-not just his greatness but his profound lasting consequences.</strong> I was curious even resistant. Why study management when I was called to deliver prophecy? I soon learned that the Lord used Joseph's entire journey from his rise to his critical mistake to teach me the true meaning of power responsibility and its eternal ripple effect.</p><p>Joseph saved Egypt from a devastating famine yet his genius came at a catastrophic cost. In his drive for efficiency and survival he executed a policy that stripped an entire nation of its land its wealth and its independence consolidating <strong>absolute power</strong> in the hands of Pharaoh.</p><p>This book is not merely a retelling of a biblical epic-it is a forensic examination of leadership and its lasting consequences revealing the transformative and sometimes painful lessons God imparted. We shatter the myth of the perfect leader to explore:</p><p>· <strong>The Unintended Tyranny:</strong> How safeguarding a nation in crisis created the very mechanism for its future oppression.</p><p>· <strong>The Silent Surrender:</strong> Why the loss of economic independence is the first casualty in the fight for freedom.</p><p>· <strong>The Crucible of Slavery:</strong> Unpacking how Joseph's strategy set the stage for the Exodus leaving his people vulnerable to a ruthless Pharaoh who did not know Joseph.</p><p><strong>Discover the painful truth that every modern leader prophet and steward must confront: When is a brilliant strategy a tragic mistake? And how do we ensure that the price of our survival is not the chains of our children?</strong></p><p><strong>Open this book and confront the shadow of Joseph's legacy.</strong></p>