Genesis 39-50 Review

Why was Jehovah with Joseph wherever he went?

• Because Joseph was His friend and servant

• Because Joseph obeyed God

• Because Joseph had all the power

Potiphar made Joseph the _________ of his house and all that he had.

• prison keeper

• overseer

• butler

• baker

Joseph took care of all that Potiphar had except:

• his wife and food

• his food and drink

• his wife and servants

• his servants and children

Potiphar's wife wanted Joseph to ___ with her, which was a great temptation for him.

What did Joseph do when Potiphar's wife tempted him and grabbed his garment?

• agreed to lay with her

• told Potiphar what happened

• fled from the house

• went back to his work at the house

Why did Joseph flee when Potiphar's wife grabbed his garment?

• He knew it was wickedness against God and he needed to get away from the temptation.

• He always ran away from his problems because he was a coward.

• He wasn't trusting God to take care of the situation.

Why did Joseph end up in the king's prison?

• Potiphar's wife told Pharaoh about Joseph, so Pharaoh put him in the prison.

• Potiphar's wife lied about Joseph to Potiphar, so Potiphar was very angry with Joseph and put him in prison.

• Joseph stole from Potiphar, so Potiphar put him in prison.

• Pharaoh found out Joseph from a Hebrew slave and put him in prison.

Which two people did Joseph meet in the king's prison while he was there?

• king's butler

• king's baker

• king's messenger

• king's bootmaker

What was the butler's dream?

• He dreamed of a vine with three branches that grew grapes, which he pressed into a cup and served to Pharaoh.

• He dreamed of three baskets on his head, and birds ate all the food from the top basket.

• He dreamed of a vine with three branches that grew grapes, and birds ate all the grapes from the vine.

What did the butler's dream mean?

• In 30 days Pharaoh would make him the chief butler again.

• In 3 days Pharaoh would hang him and birds would eat his flesh.

• In 3 days Pharaoh would make him the chief butler again.

• There would be 7 good years and 7 years of famine.