When we pass through, it means to go through an enemy line; in a military conflict. To Infiltrate or go across, pass through something. Most Christians go through various challenges and oftentimes ask the question: why me? I am born again and I live a holy life, pay my title but the problems is still there. That is the question many people do ask when they are going through challenges or trails.But the answer is simply and that is God loves you and the devil is jealous of it that is why the devil will tempt your faith. Remember Job. In Isa. 43:2 there is good news when God said in this world, when thou pass through the water He will be with you Ps.68:1 tells us that when God arises; our enemies will be scattered. You can you see the purpose or need why you should arise and do the will of God. In Romans 8:19; God is expecting you to manifest so that your desire will be given unto you. Challenges and trails are like a woman that goes through labour pain. Nobody can help except Jesus. My prayer is that before you finish reading this book all your problems will turn to miracle in Jesus name.You have once experienced pain at one stage of your life. This ultimately will result in gain to the glory of God's name. We go through painful times when we lose our job, our loved ones in painful circumstances, or an opportunity, or when you are rejected or perhaps when you are facing a storm but the most painful one is to miss Eternity.1.Joseph must have wondered why he was being punished for doing the right thing. Even so, he worked hard again and was put in charge of all the prisoners. Two of Pharaoh's servants were hauled in. Each told Joseph about their dreams.2.God had given Joseph the gift of interpreting dreams. He told the cupbearer his dream that he would be freed and returned to his former position. Joseph told the baker his dream meant he would be hanged. Both interpretations proved to be true.3.Two years later, Pharaoh had a dream. Only then did the cupbearer remember Joseph's gift. Joseph interpreted that dream, and his God-given wisdom was so great that Pharaoh put Joseph in charge of all of Egypt. Joseph stockpiled grain to avoid a terrible famine.4.Joseph's brothers came to Egypt to buy food, and after many tests, Joseph revealed himself to them. He forgave them and sent for their father, Jacob, and the rest of his people.5.They all came to Egypt and settled in land Pharaoh gave them. Out of much adversity, Joseph saved the 12 Tribes of Israel, God's chosen people. 6. Joseph trusted God no matter how bad his situation got. He was a skilled, conscientious administrator. He saved not only his own people, but all of Egypt from starvation. 7.Joseph was conceited in his youth, causing dissension in his family. 8. After many setbacks, Joseph learned humility and wisdom. He was a hard worker, even while he was a slave. Joseph loved his family and forgave terrible wrongs done to him. 9. God will give us strength to endure our painful circumstances. Forgiveness is always possible with the help of God. Sometimes suffering is part of God's plan to bring about a greater good. When God is all you have, God is enough.