After Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, he invited his father, Jacob, and all the rest of the family to live in Goshen in Egypt. Thus began a long period of time that the Israelites lived in Egypt.

When Joseph's brothers returned with the stolen cup in Benjamin's grain sack, they expected the worst. But Joseph finally revealed himself to them, and shed many tears over his family being reunited.

Joseph sent his brothers away a second time, but this time hid one of his personal items in their grain. And who was to blame, but the youngest brother, Benjamin! The brothers were terrified, but yet this too was all in God's plan.

When Joseph's brothers came to Egypt, he didn't reveal his identity to them to see if he could learn anything about his family and their actions against him. A second time, they came for more food, and Joseph continued to test them.

When Joseph became governor, a famine struck the whole land, just as God had told him through Pharoh's dreams. Who needed food but Joseph's own brothers!

After Joseph interpreted Pharoh's dreams, with God's help, Pharoh promoted Joseph to be the governor of all Egypt! All this was to fulfill God's plan for Joseph and the Israelites.

Pharoh had some strange dreams that nobody could interpret. Joseph was brought from prison to interpret them, and God again enabled him to interpret Pharoh's dreams.

While Joseph was in prison in Potiphar's house, God enabled him to interpret some dreams of his fellow prisoners. Those dreams came true, just as Joseph had predicted.

Joseph was sold into slavery in Potiphar's house in Egypt. While he quickly grew in favor and rank, Potiphar's wife came up with a nasty lie that got Joseph put into prison.

Joseph had some dreams where his brothers and his parents bowed down to him. But that just made Joseph's brothers hate him even more to the point where they wanted to kill him. But instead, they ended up selling him as a slave.