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The writer of Hebrews passes over Joseph’s prophetic faith in his revelatory dreams, his righteous faith in renouncing the advances of his master’s wife, his persevering faith in interpreting the dreams of the pharaoh’s ministers in prison as well as the dreams of Pharaoh himself. Further, the sacred writer doesn’t mention the patience of Joseph’s faith whereby he waited for years after his exaltation in Egypt without seeking to confront his brothers in Canaan. He waited in the confidence that his brothers would yet bow down to him, according to the dreams he had. Moreover, the apostle passes over the forgiving faith Joseph expressed toward his brothers when he revealed himself to them after suffering so much rejection and betrayal at their hands. But to illustrate the “faith that pleases God,” the Hebrews author does not choose any of these remarkable aspects of Joseph’s faith; rather, he directs us to consider Joseph’s instruction for his burial rite. Hebrews 11:22 - "By faith Joseph, when his end was near, spoke about the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and gave instructions concerning the burial of his bones."