Chapter 37 (Dreams)
Jacob's gift to Joseph
coat of many colors
Joseph worked for Potiphar in
Egypt
The two servants of Pharaoh Joseph spoke to while in prison
Cupbearer and the Baker
After Joseph interpreted Pharaoh's dreams, he was put in charge of this land
Egypt
Joseph's youngest brother
Benjamin
After Jacob gives Joseph his gift, and Joseph describes his dreams to his brothers, the brothers' initial plan was this
kill Joseph
The person responsible for ruining Joseph's successfulness in Potiphar's household
Potiphar's wife
The two servants of Pharaoh spoke to Joseph about what
dreams
The man that told Pharaoh of Joseph
cupbearer
The reason Joseph's brothers came to Egypt
food
The story begins with Jacob and his sons in this land
Canaan
Joseph's punishment from Potiphar
prison
The meaning of the baker's dream
death sentence
The meaning of Pharaoh's dreams
7 years of plenty and 7 years of famine
The item that Joseph placed in his youngest brother's sack
silver cup
Joseph's brothers sold him to what people
Ishmaelites
Joseph became this as soon as he was put in prison
In charge of all in prison
The meaning of the cupbearer's dream
return working for Pharaoh
The animal that Pharaoh dreamed about
cow
Joseph accused his brothers of being what when they first came to Egypt
spies
The animal Joseph's brothers slaughtered after selling him
goat
Potiphar's wife kept what in order to prove that Joseph was guilty
coat/cloak
The baker's dream involved three baskets of what
bread
The plant that Pharaoh dreamed about
grain
After Joseph reveals himself to his brothers, Pharaoh promises this to Joseph's family when they return
best land of Egypt