Dreamers and Schemes
Coats, Pits, and Plot Twists
Egyptian Power Moves
Family Drama in Canaan
From Prison to Palace
100

This son of Jacob became known for the dreams he received that foretold his future leadership.

Genesis 37

Who is Joseph? Genesis 37:5

100

Jacob showed special favor to Joseph by giving him this famous item of clothing.

Genesis 37

What is a coat of many colors? (Genesis 37:3)

100

This Egyptian official purchased Joseph as a slave when he first arrived in Egypt.

Genesis 39

Who is Potiphar? (Genesis 39:1)

100

This father showed clear favoritism toward Joseph, which angered Joseph’s brothers.

Genesis 37

Who is Jacob? (Genesis 37:3–4)

100

Joseph was thrown into prison after refusing the advances of this woman.

Genesis 39

Who is Potiphar’s wife? (Genesis 39:7–12)

200

In Joseph’s first dream, these objects in a field bowed down to his.

Genesis 37

What are sheaves of grain? Genesis 37:7

200

Before deciding to sell him, Joseph’s brothers threw him into this.

Genesis 37

What is a pit (or cistern)? (Genesis 37:24)

200

Pharaoh’s troubling dreams featured seven healthy cows followed by seven of these animals.

Genesis 41

What are thin (or gaunt) cows? (Genesis 41:3)

200

This brother tried to save Joseph by convincing the others to throw him into a pit instead of killing him.

Genesis 37

Who is Reuben? (Genesis 37:21–22)

200

After interpreting Pharaoh’s dreams, Joseph was appointed to this powerful position in Egypt.

Genesis 41

What is second in command over Egypt? (Genesis 41:40–41)

300

Joseph told his brothers that in his second dream these heavenly bodies bowed down to him.

Genesis 37

What are the sun, the moon, and eleven stars? Genesis 37:9

300

This brother suggested selling Joseph to passing traders instead of killing him.

Genesis 37

Who is Judah? (Genesis 37:26–27)

300

Pharaoh put this item from his own hand on Joseph’s hand as a symbol of authority.

Genesis 41

What is his ring? (Genesis 41:42)

300

This daughter-in-law of Judah disguised herself in order to secure a child and preserve Judah’s family line.

Genesis 38

Who is Tamar? (Genesis 38:14)

300

While in prison, Joseph interpreted the dreams of these two servants of Pharaoh.

Genesis 40

Who are the chief cupbearer and the chief baker? (Genesis 40:1–2)

400

Joseph told Pharaoh that the two dreams about cows and grain meant this same event would happen to Egypt.

Genesis 41

What are seven years of famine after seven years of abundance? Genesis 41:29-30

400

After Joseph was sold, the brothers used this animal’s blood on his coat to convince Jacob he had been killed.

Genesis 37

What is a goat? (Genesis 37:31)

400

Before bringing Joseph before Pharaoh, the Egyptians first did this to prepare him.

Genesis 41

What is they shaved him? (Genesis 41:14)

400

After her husband Er died, Judah promised Tamar that she could marry this younger son when he grew up.

Genesis 38

Who is Shelah? (Genesis 38:11)

400

Joseph asked this restored servant of Pharaoh to remember him and mention him to Pharaoh so he might be released from prison.

Genesis 40

Who is the chief cupbearer (butler)? (Genesis 40:14)

500

When Joseph interpreted dreams in prison, he said these belong to God.

Genesis 40

What are interpretations? Genesis 40:8

500

When Reuben returned to rescue Joseph, he discovered this had already happened.

Genesis 37

What is Joseph had been sold? (Genesis 37:29–30)

500

Pharaoh gave Joseph this Egyptian name when appointing him ruler over Egypt.

Genesis 41

What is Zaphnath-paaneah? (Genesis 41:45)

500

The twin sons born to Tamar and Judah were these two boys.

Genesis 38

Who are Perez and Zerah? (Genesis 38:29–30)

500

When Joseph interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams, he recommended that Egypt collect this fraction of the harvest during the seven good years.

Genesis 41

What is one-fifth (20%)? (Genesis 41:34)

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