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[[Reuben]], the eldest son of [[Jacob]], was always well-intentioned (Genesis 37:22, 29-30), but unstable and rash (Genesis 49:4, 42:37). [[Judah]], the fourth son, was stable, if slow to make up his mind for himself<ref>"[[http://www.conservapedia.com/Judah#The_Plot_against_Joseph|The Plot against Joseph]]"</ref> (Genesis 37:26-27, 43:8-9). So, it was to Judah that his father gave the primary blessing (Genesis 49:8-9).

[[Reuben]], the eldest son of [[Jacob]], was always well-intentioned (Genesis 37:22, 29-30), but unstable and rash (Genesis 49:4, 42:37). [[Judah]], the fourth son, was stable, if slow to make up his mind for himself<ref>"[[http://www.conservapedia.com/Judah#The_Plot_against_Joseph|The Plot against Joseph]]"</ref> (Genesis 37:26-27, 43:8-9). So, it was to Judah that his father gave the primary blessing (Genesis 49:8-9).

It is no meaningless coincidence, then, that Judah, of his own siblings, is pinpointed by the unit of 111 at Genesis 37:26 (the tenth multiple of 111 verses), just as Isaac was most dramatically pinpointed by the fifth multiple. Both Judah and Isaac are figures of Christ, each in a different way. Joseph is a third figure of Christ, in still another, and even more powerful, way.

It is no meaningless coincidence, then, that Judah, of his own siblings, is pinpointed by the unit of 111 at Genesis 37:26 (the tenth multiple of 111 verses), just as Isaac was most dramatically pinpointed by the fifth multiple (as hinted at in the final two sentences of the Introduction, i.e., Genesis 22:7). Both Judah and Isaac are figures of Christ, each in a different way. Joseph is a third figure of Christ, in still another, and even more powerful, way.

== Joseph ==

== Joseph ==