Moshe sees an Egyptian taskmaster beating a Jew and kills him.

Moshe is discovered to have killed the Egyptian man and flees to Midian.

There he gets married and has a son named Gershom.

G-d rewards the two Jewish midwives for not killing the baby boys with houses.

Pharoah enacts a new decree to kill all baby boys.

Moshe is born and is saved by the daughter of Pharoah.

The Jews proliferate greatly in the land of Egypt.

A new king rises in the land of Egypt, and begins taking measures against the Jews in order to keep them at bay.

In the final Aliyah of Sefer Bereishes, Yosef instructs his family to bring his remains to the land of Israel after he dies.

Yosef dies at the age of 110.

Yaakov concludes his parting messages with his sons.

Yaakov dies and is brought up to the land of Israel to be buried in the Ma’aras Hamachpelah.

Yaakov begins to share his final messages with his sons.

Yaakov gives a bracha to Efraim and Menashe.

Yaakov gives the land of Shechem to Yosef.

Q: If Efriam was destined to be greater, shouldn’t that be a reason to give Menashe the greater bracha?

Yaakov lives 17 years in Egypt, and realizes he’s going to die soon.

Yosef swears to bury Yaakov in Canaan.

Yaakov gifts Yosef by splitting up his tribe into two tribes through Menashe and Efraim.

Yaakov blesses Yosef.

Yaakov and his family settles in the land of Goshen.

The Egyptians become serfs to Pharoah when they exhaust all their possessions in order to buy food.

Yosef seems to have his brother’s benefit in mind even before he’s able to forgive them. How was able to do this?

Yosef convinces Pharoah to give Yaakov and his sons the land of Goshen.

Yosef introduces his father Yaakov to Pharoah.