Pharaoh's Dreams

In prison, Joseph... (Gen. 39: 20-22)

• Joseph was visited by Potiphar.

• Joseph escaped from the prison.
• Joseph almost died from disease.

• Joseph was put in charge of the other prisoners.

Why were the baker and cupbearer put into prison? (Gen. 40: 1-3)

• They were put into prison for offending Pharaoh.
• They were put into prison for plotting against Pharaoh.
• They were put into prison for not coming to work.

• They were put into prison for stealing bread.

What did the Joseph ask of the cupbearer that the cupbearer forgot to do? (Gen. 40: 4-23)

• Help him escape

• Speak well of him to Pharaoh

• Bribe the Prison guard so he can escape

• Go call his father to rescue him

Who was restored to his position? (Gen. 40: 21)

• The cupbearer
• the prison guard

• Joseph
• The baker

In Pharaoh's dream in Genesis 41:2, what came up out of the river?

• Sheaves of wheat

• Pigs

• Cows

• Stars

According to Genesis 41:1, how long passed between the dreams of the butler and baker and Pharaoh's dream?

• They all happened the same night

• Two weeks

• Two years

• Seven years

How does Genesis 41:2, describe the first set of cows that came up out of the river in Pharaoh's dream?

• Beautiful but wild and unruly

• Brown and lame

• Possessed

• Fat and healthy

According to Genesis 41:3, how did the second set of cows in Pharaoh's dream look?

• Sleek and fine

• Average looking and healthy

• Ugly and gaunt (unhealthy and thin)

• Angry and aggressive

According to Genesis 41:4, what happened when all the cows stood on the bank?

• The gaunt (thin) ones ate the fat ones.

• The fat ones ate the gaunt ones.

• The ugly ones ate the thin ones.

• The gaunt ones ate the ugly ones.

According to Genesis 41:5, what appeared to Pharaoh in his second dream?

• Cows and sheep

• Flocks of birds

• Heads of grain

• All of the above