14 Questions
How did Yosef end up in Egypt?
He was sold by his brothers.
Why did Joseph's brothers hate him?
Because their father loved him more than all his brothers
What was Reuben's plan to save Joseph from his brothers?
To throw him into a pit in the desert, without harming him, and then return him to their father
Why did Judah suggest selling Joseph to the Ishmaelites?
Because they would gain from it and not have to kill their brother with their own hands
What was the outcome of Joseph's situation after being sold to the Ishmaelites?
He was brought to Egypt and sold to Potiphar, Pharaoh's chamberlain
How did things improve for Yosef?
By making him a successful man and prospering in everything he did
What was the purpose of the food reserve, according to the plan?
To ensure the land of Egypt would not be destroyed during the seven years of famine
What was Pharaoh's impression of Joseph?
Pharaoh was impressed by Joseph's understanding and wisdom, and believed that he had the spirit of God in him.
What was Joseph's role in Pharaoh's kingdom?
Joseph was appointed over Pharaoh's household and was responsible for nourishing all of Pharaoh's people.
What symbols of authority did Pharaoh give to Joseph?
Pharaoh gave Joseph his ring, fine linen garments, and a golden chain.
What was Joseph's role in the prison, and how did the warden of the prison view him?
Joseph was in charge of all the prisoners in the prison, and the warden had favor in his eyes.
In Pharaoh's dream, what happened to the seven good cows and the seven good ears of grain?
The seven meager and ugly cows devoured the seven good cows, and the seven thin ears of grain swallowed up the seven good ears of grain.
What did Joseph say would happen to Egypt after the seven years of plenty?
Joseph said that seven years of famine would arise, and all the plenty would be forgotten in the land of Egypt, and the famine would destroy the land.
What advice did Joseph give to Pharaoh in response to the dream?
Joseph advised Pharaoh to appoint a wise man to oversee the land during the seven years of plenty and to collect and store food in preparation for the coming famine.
Study Notes
Joseph and His Brothers
- Joseph's brothers hated him because their father loved him more than them.
- They plotted against him and wanted to kill him, but Reuben intervened and saved him.
- Judah suggested selling Joseph to the Ishmaelites instead of killing him.
- Joseph was sold to the Midianites for 20 silver pieces and taken to Egypt.
Joseph in Egypt
- Joseph was purchased by Potiphar, Pharaoh's chamberlain, and became a successful man in his household.
- The Lord was with Joseph, and He made everything he did prosper.
- Joseph found favor in Potiphar's eyes and was appointed over his house.
Joseph in Prison
- Joseph was falsely accused and put in prison, where the Lord was still with him.
- He gained favor in the eyes of the warden of the prison and was given authority over the other prisoners.
Pharaoh's Dream
- Pharaoh had a dream that none of his servants could interpret.
- The chief cupbearer remembered Joseph's ability to interpret dreams and told Pharaoh about him.
- Pharaoh sent for Joseph, who was hastily brought from the dungeon and cleaned up before being presented to Pharaoh.
Joseph's Interpretation
- Joseph interpreted Pharaoh's dream, which was about seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine.
- The dream was repeated to emphasize its importance and urgency.
- Joseph advised Pharaoh to prepare for the famine by collecting food during the years of plenty.
Joseph's Rise to Power
- Pharaoh was impressed with Joseph's wisdom and understanding, and appointed him as his second-in-command.
- Joseph was given authority over the entire land of Egypt, with the power to command all Pharaoh's people.
- He was given a ring, fine linen, and a golden chain as symbols of his new position.
- Pharaoh declared that only he would be greater than Joseph, and that Joseph would be in charge of all his people.
This quiz tells the story of how Yosef ended up in Egypt according to the biblical account. Learn about the events that led to his journey and the consequences that followed. Get ready to test your knowledge of biblical history!
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