Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and tells them that they are forgiven.

Joseph's plan comes to its climax when the youngest brother is found with Joseph's silver cup.

Joseph's plan comes to its climax when the youngest brother is found with Joseph's silver cup.

After some time Jacob and his family run out of food and the need to return to Egypt arises. Jacob allows for Benjamin, his favorite son, to go down to Egypt in order that they might buy food.

After some time Jacob and his family run out of food and the need to return to Egypt arises. Jacob allows for Benjamin, his favorite son, to go down to Egypt in order that they might buy food.

Joseph's brothers come before him to purchase grain during the famine. They do not recognize Joseph but he recognizes them. Joseph tests their character by accusing them of being spies.

Joseph's brothers come before him to purchase grain during the famine. They do not recognize Joseph but he recognizes them. Joseph tests their character by accusing them of being spies.

Pharaoh has two dreams, one with seven plump cows that were swallowed up by seven thin cows, and one with seven ears of good corn swallowed up by seven blighted ears. Joseph is remembered and God grants the interpretation of the dreams.

Pharaoh has two dreams, one with seven plump cows that were swallowed up by seven thin cows, and one with seven ears of good corn swallowed up by seven blighted ears. Joseph is remembered and God grants the interpretation of the dreams.

Joseph, still imprisoned, interprets the dreams of Pharaoh's cupbearer and chief baker. The cupbearer receives good news that he will be restored to his position and Joseph asks to be remembered. The baker receives bad news that he will be executed in three days. In the end Joseph is forgotten by the cupbearer.