Joseph's Journey

What were Joseph's dreams about?

• Joseph's dreams were about his sheaf of grain standing upright and his family members bowing down to him.

• Joseph's dreams were about winning a lottery

• Joseph's dreams were about traveling the world

• Joseph's dreams were about becoming a famous musician

Why were Joseph's brothers jealous of him?

• Favoritism shown by their father and Joseph sharing his dreams of ruling over them

• Joseph was older than them and received more attention

• Joseph had a better relationship with their mother

• Joseph was better at farming than them

How was Joseph sold by his brothers?

• Joseph was sold to Ishmaelite traders passing by, while his brothers deceived their father Jacob into thinking he was killed by a wild animal.

• Joseph was kidnapped by bandits and taken to a faraway land

• Joseph was sold to a neighboring tribe for a large sum of money

• Joseph was abandoned in the desert by his brothers

Where did Joseph end up after being sold?

• Egypt

• China

• Greece

• Canaan

How did Joseph interpret dreams in Egypt?

• By reading tea leaves

• By flipping a coin

• By consulting a crystal ball

• By accurately interpreting the dreams of Pharaoh and predicting a coming famine.

What did Joseph's forgiveness towards his brothers teach us?

• Forgiveness is a sign of weakness

• Forgiveness leads to further conflict

• Forgiveness promotes reconciliation and shows compassion.

• Forgiveness is unnecessary in relationships

Describe the family reunion between Joseph and his brothers.

• Joseph and his brothers never reconciled and remained estranged

• Joseph revealed his identity, forgave his brothers, and provided for them during a famine.

• Joseph's brothers revealed their true intentions and plotted against him

• Joseph refused to forgive his brothers and banished them from his kingdom

What role did Joseph play during the famine?

• Joseph built a palace

• Joseph wrote a book

• Joseph led a military campaign

• Joseph interpreted dreams, advised on food storage, and managed food distribution.

How did Joseph help his family during the famine?

• By leading them to a new land

• By building a new city for them

• By teaching them advanced farming techniques

• By storing grain during the seven years of abundance and distributing it during the seven years of famine.

What lessons can we learn from Joseph's story?

• Strength, arrogance, impulsiveness

• Dishonesty, cowardice, selfishness

• Lack of perseverance, dishonesty, arrogance

• Resilience, forgiveness, patience, and staying true to one's values.