Coat of many colors

Wow.

But my favorite one was Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors.

Oh, I forgot

about that.

And so it's not that it's the best story, but I identified with being made fun of, and I identified with being poor.

And so I think that's why that one resonates with me the most.

Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors.

Yeah, that is a great story.

Things are about to go really wrong for him, but we will get there in a minute.

So because Jacob loved Joseph so much, he gives him, in the original Hebrew, a ketonet passim, which is an incredibly obscure Hebrew phrase.

Ketonet passim was translated to a coat of many colors.

Not technicolor.

That came in the 20th century with cinema.

Wait, what? [laughs] What about the colors, Jem? Eh, I'm sorry.

This is where history just sometimes just takes all the fun out of things.

Ketonet passim seems to be religious robes, important robes.