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In the Beginning Video Series #9: Joseph's Triumph, VHS Video

In Joseph's Triumph, Episode Nine of The Beginning, Joseph becomes a cherished member of the Pharaoh's court by predicting and preparing for a great famine that covers Egypt. He forgives his brothers for their treachery and is reunited with his father who ordains the 12 Tribes of Israel. (30 minutes)

Joseph Interprets Pharaoh's Dream

Main Points to Remember

• God's plan will overcome all obstacles

Vocabulary:

Pharaoh: the "king" of Egypt

Prayer: Father, we thank you using us to do your work. Help us trust your plans.

Lesson: Genesis 41

Lesson Text: "The king and his officials liked the plan Joseph gave them for storing the grain during the good years. So the king said to them, “No one could possibly handle this better than Joseph, since the Spirit of God is with him.” Read the entire lesson text by Jerri Fusch

Activity: Have students act out the dreams of the Pharaoh.

Worksheet: Unscramble and fill in the blanks .pdf by Jerri Fusch

Discussion: How many obstacles were between Joseph and the promise of the dreams he had as a youth? (he was a slave, he was in prison, he was in a foreign country, the baker had forgotten him, he only had one apparent "talent" from God, he was young...) How long did it take God to overcome all those obstacles? (1 day). We should remember Joseph when the odds seem against us in life. God will still work his plan, and he can overcome all obstacles.

True/False

Joseph took all the credit for interpreting the dreams himself. F
The Pharaoh recognized God working in Joseph. T
Both dreams meant the same thing. T
The Pharaoh sent Joseph back to prison. F
Joseph married Asenath. T

Can you put these parts of the story of Joseph in the right order? Write a number in the box showing the correct order.

	The king put his royal ring on Joseph finger and gave him fine clothes to wear.
	Joseph opened the storehouses and sold the grain to the Egyptians.
	For seven years there were big harvests of grain.
	The king made Joseph governor of all Egypt.
	The king told his officials that the Spirit of God was with Joseph.
	People from all over the world came to Egypt for food.

Memory Work

Genesis 41:16 Joseph answered Pharaoh, "It is not in me; God will give Pharaoh a favorable answer."
Proverbs 21:21 "He who pursues righteousness and love finds life, prosperity and honor."

Review Questions (can be used with Joseph gameboard)

Free Sunday School lesson games and review questions

linguistic questions

What is a Pharaoh? a king in Egypt
unscramble this word: meanif
Fill in the blank: "It is not in me; _______ will give Pharaoh a favorable answer."

Free Sunday School lesson game and review questions

activity questions

Act out the Pharaoh yelling at his magicians.
Draw a skinny cow.
Find Egypt on a map.

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emotion questions

How did Pharaoh feel when no one could interpret his dream? upset, worried, angry
How did Joseph feel when the baker forgot him for two years? disappointed.
How did Joseph feel when Pharaoh made him his Prime Minister? excited, relieved

application questions

Who should we give credit for our talents, abilities?
What should we do when we recognize God's work in someone else? help them, praise God
What should we do when it seems God's plan isn't working? be patient, pray
When we know times of trouble are coming, how should we prepare? keep our hearts pure of bitterness, study and pray

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fact questions

What two things did Pharaoh dream of? 7 skinny cows eating 7 fat cows. 7 withered ears of corn eating 7 full ones.
How many years of feast and famine were coming? 7 of each
who benefited from God's warning? Pharaoh, Joseph, all of Egypt, eventually Joseph's family.

review questions

What did the dreams mean? famine would follow plenty
What did Joseph advise that Pharaoh do? appoint a man to store up food while they had it
Why did Pharaoh appoint Joseph? he saw that he was wise and that God was with him

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