The Journey of Joseph

What did Joseph dream about that made his brothers jealous?

• Joseph dreamed of his brothers giving him gifts.

• Joseph dreamed of flying with eagles.

• Joseph dreamed of his sheaf rising and his brothers' sheaves bowing down to it.

• Joseph dreamed of a giant castle in the clouds.

How many dreams did Joseph have that were significant?

• 5

• 3

• 1

• 2

Who was the first person to buy Joseph as a slave in Egypt?

• Pharaoh

• Judah

• Potiphar

• Reuben

What position did Joseph hold in Potiphar's house?

• Joseph was a guard in Potiphar's house.

• Joseph was the head servant or steward in Potiphar's house.

• Joseph was Potiphar's business partner.

• Joseph was a prisoner in Potiphar's house.

What happened to Joseph when he refused Potiphar's wife's advances?

• Joseph was rewarded with a promotion.

• Joseph was imprisoned.

• Joseph was celebrated by the Pharaoh.

• Joseph was sent to live with Potiphar's wife.

How did Joseph interpret the Pharaoh's dreams?

• Joseph interpreted Pharaoh's dreams as a warning of seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine.

• Joseph interpreted the dreams as a call for a new ruler.

• Joseph saw the dreams as a sign of immediate war.

• Joseph believed the dreams foretold endless prosperity.

What did the seven fat cows represent in Pharaoh's dream?

• Seven cities of destruction.

• Seven years of abundance.

• Seven months of drought.

• Seven days of famine.

What was Joseph's advice to Pharaoh after interpreting his dreams?

• Build more pyramids to store the grain.

• Appoint a wise man to store grain during the years of abundance.

• Ignore the dreams and continue as usual.

• Sell all the grain immediately to foreign nations.

How did Joseph's brothers end up in Egypt?

• They traveled to Egypt for a festival.

• They went to Egypt to buy grain during a famine.

• They went to Egypt to escape a storm.

• They were sent to Egypt as punishment.

What did Joseph accuse his brothers of when they first met in Egypt?

• He accused them of plotting against him.

• He accused them of being spies.

• He accused them of stealing grain.

• He accused them of lying about their family.