Genesis Genesis 45:1-28
Joseph's restraint finally breaks, and three times over he reinterprets the worst thing that ever happened to him: 'God sent me before you.' Genesis 45 states its own theology of double causality — the brothers sold him and God sent him, both true — and names the goal in the vocabulary the prophets will spend the rest of the canon developing: a remnant and a great deliverance.
Genesis Genesis 33:1–20
Jacob bows seven times, calls his gift to Esau 'my blessing'—the very word that was stolen—and sees in his brother's face the face of God. The reconciliation that resolves Genesis 27, framed in the vocabulary of worship.