Jacob's journey ends in the city of Hebron, where he hopes to find his father Isaac.

Jacob's favorite son, Joseph, has dreams in which he rules over his older brothers, causing them to grow jealous.

Blinded by their jealousy, Joseph's older brothers decide to get rid of him.

Joseph is sold in Egypt as a slave to the Pharaoh's captain of guards, Potiphar.

Potiphar's wife tries to seduce Joseph, when he refuses her, she decides to avenge her humiliation.

After interpreting Pharaoh's dream, Joseph is named Vizier of Egypt, allowing him to have a chance encounter with his brothers.

Joseph, whose identity is still unknown to his brothers, decidesto test them to see if they have grown into honest men.

Joseph finally reveals his true identity to his brothers.

Jacob, in his last days, blesses Joseph and makes him the chief of his tribe.

Pharaoh orders all newborn Hebrew boys to be thrown into the Nile River. A mother saves her son, the baby is adopted by the Egyptian royal family and named Moses.