Family
Dreams and Visions
Joseph in Egypt
Joseph's Journey
God's Plan
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Who was Joseph's father?

Jacob

100

In Joseph's first dream, what did his brothers' bundles of grain do?

Bowed down to Joseph's bundle

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Where was Joseph taken after his brothers sold him?

Egypt

100

What did Joseph's brothers do with his special coat after throwing him into the pit?

They dipped it in goat's blood and took it to their father.

100

How many years of plenty would Egypt experience?

7 years

200

How many brothers did Joseph have?

11

200

In Joseph's second dream, what were the sun, moon, and eleven stars doing?

Bowing to Joseph

200

What was the name of the man Joseph worked for in Egypt?

Potiphar

200

What country did the traders take Joseph to after buying him from his brothers?

Egypt

200

How much did Joseph's brothers sell him for?

20 pieces of silver
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What was the name of Joseph's youngest brother?

Benjamin

300

While in prison, what two people had their dreams interpreted by Joseph?

Pharaoh's baker and butler

300

Where was Joseph sent after being falsely accused?

Prison

300

 What happened to the cupbearer after Joseph interpreted his dream?

He was restored to his position serving Pharaoh.

300

What did Joseph do when he finally saw his father Jacob again?

He embraced him and wept

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Who was Joseph's mother?

Rachel

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What did Pharaoh dream about that represented 7 years of plenty?

Seven healthy cows and seven healthy heads of grain

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Who asked Joseph to  interpret his dreams?

Pharaoh

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Why did Joseph's brothers travel to Egypt?

To buy food

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What brother had Joseph's cup?

Benjamin

500

Why were Joseph's brothers jealous of him?

Their father favored Joseph and gave him a special coat.

500

What did the seven thin cows and seven thin heads of grain represent?

7 years of famine

500

What important job did Pharaoh give Joseph after he interpreted the dreams?

Joseph was second in command and was in charge of Egypt's food supply.

500

When the brothers came to buy grain the first time, why didn't they bring Benjamin?

Jacob didn't want to risk losing his son. 

500

In Genesis 50:20, Joseph explained that although his brothers intended harm, God intended it for what?

God intended it for good, to save many lives.

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