son Ephraim, my robes, my mansion on the Nile, a letter recommending him for high office”? “To my son Manasseh, my stables, my horses, my golden chariot, my holdings in the Valley of the Kings”? It is doubtful that Joseph ever bothered to accumulate such tangible worldly things. All too soon another king would arise, one “which knew not Joseph” (Exod. 1:8). Then whose would those things be? In his final will and testament, Joseph left his kinsmen something much more valuable than corruptible silver