Dreams Behind Bars
In the cupbearer’s dream, the vine had this many branches.
Three branches
Joseph’s two sons born before the famine were named this.
Manasseh and Ephraim
Joseph required the brothers to bring this person to Egypt to prove their words were true.
Benjamin, their youngest brother
Egyptians refused to eat at the same table with Hebrews because doing so was considered this.
An abomination
When the cup was found, the brothers reacted in this particular way.
They tore their clothes
During this celebration Pharaoh restored and condemned the two officials who were imprisoned.
Pharaoh's birthday
Joseph recommended collecting this fraction of Egypt’s produce during the years of plenty.
One-fifth
This many of Joseph’s brothers first traveled to Egypt for grain.
10
Jacob instructed his sons to take this amount of money on their second journey to Egypt.
Double the money
This brother made the great plea to Joseph on Benjamin’s behalf.
Judah
In the baker's dream, these animals ate the baked goods from the uppermost basket.
Birds
Joseph was this old when he was entered into Pharaoh’s service over Egypt.
30 years old
When his brothers came to Egypt in search of food, Joseph repeatedly accused his brothers of being these.
Spies
When Joseph invited his brothers to eat, he gave Benjamin a portion this many times larger than the others.
Five times
Joseph said the famine had already lasted this many years when he revealed himself.
2 years
Both prisoners’ dreams would be fulfilled after this many days.
Three days
Joseph married this daughter of the priest of On.
Asenath
Joseph detained this brother while the others returned to Canaan for their youngest brother.
Simeon
Joseph invited his brothers to eat with him at this time of day.
Noon
Joseph told his brothers to settle in this region so they could remain near him.
Goshen
Joseph said the baker’s execution would involve these two horrifying details.
Pharaoh would hang him and the birds would eat his flesh
Pharaoh gave Joseph this Egyptian name.
Zaphnath-Paaneah
Reuben offered this shocking guarantee to his father Jacob if he failed to return Benjamin safely from Egypt.
Jacob could kill his two sons.
Joseph did this when he first saw Benjamin.
He was deeply moved and went to his chamber to weep
Joseph gave Benjamin these two especially valuable gifts when sending his brothers home.
300 pieces of silver and five changes of garments