Joseph's Journey: Dreams and Betrayal

The story of Joseph, a favored son, who was betrayed by his brothers and sold into slavery. Despite hardships, including imprisonment, Joseph rose to power in Egypt by interpreting Pharaoh's dreams, which predicted a famine. He managed Egypt's resources, saving many lives, including his family's. Joseph forgave his brothers, recognizing God's plan to use him for good.

Why did Joseph's brothers become jealous of him?

• He was very wealthy.

• He was the oldest.

• He received a special gift from their father.

• He was the youngest.

What did Joseph's brothers do to him out of jealousy?

• They ignored him.

• They made him their servant.

• They sold him to travelers from Egypt.

• They sent him to a faraway land.

Who was Joseph working for in Egypt before being sent to jail?

• Pharaoh

• A merchant

• Potiphar

• A farmer

Why was Joseph sent to jail?

• He refused to work.

• He tried to escape.

• He was blamed for something he didn't do.

• He stole from Potiphar.

What special ability did Joseph have that helped him in jail?

• He could see the future.

• He could interpret dreams.

• He could heal people.

• He could read minds.

What did Pharaoh's dream predict?

• Seven years of war followed by seven years of peace.

• Seven years of famine followed by seven years of plenty.

• Seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine.

• Seven years of rain followed by seven years of drought.

What position did Pharaoh give Joseph after interpreting his dream?

• Chief Priest

• Head of the Army

• Head of Food Storage

• Governor of Egypt

Why did Joseph's brothers come to Egypt?

• To visit Pharaoh.

• To escape a war.

• To find Joseph.

• To buy food during the famine.

How did Joseph test his brothers when they came to Egypt?

• He asked them to bring their father.

• He asked them to find a hidden treasure.

• He secretly tested their honesty.

• He gave them difficult tasks.

What was Joseph's reaction when he revealed his identity to his brothers?

• He forgave them.

• He punished them.

• He sent them away.

• He ignored them.