What does the Bible say about Joseph and his relationship with his brothers?

In Genesis 37, we learn that Jacob loved Joseph more than all his other children because he was the son of his old age. This favoritism manifested in the form of a richly ornamented coat, which became a symbol of this preferential treatment. As a result, Joseph's brothers hated him and could not speak a kind word to him. This dynamic illustrates not only familial conflict but also, as Joseph is seen as a type of Christ, the enmity that can arise due to divine favor over certain individuals among the people of God.