Pharaoh allowed Joseph’s family to settle in Goshen. The famine continued and Joseph made the Egyptians sell all the had to Pharaoh for food.

Israel and all his household journeyed to Egypt. Joseph met them and promised them he would speak with Pharaoh on their behalf.

Joseph finally told his brothers who he was. They were afraid but he told them not to be that it was God who brought him here. He brothers went to fetch their father.

Joseph hid his cup in Benjamin’s sack, then sent a steward after his brothers. Judah offered himself as a slave instead of Benjamin.

Joseph’s brothers went back to Egypt with Benjamin. Joseph invited them to his house and wept in secret at the sight of Benjamin. He called a feast for them.

In this chapter, Joseph’s brothers went to Egypt to buy grains but the didn’t recognise him. He kept Simeon in prison and sent the rest to fetch Benjamin.

Pharaoh had a dream and because of what Joseph did in prison he was called to interpret it. The dream predicted a famine and from prison Joseph became a ruler of all Egypt.

Pharaoh put his cupbearer and baker in prison. Joseph interpreted their dreams. The cupbearer was restored and the baker was hanged.

Potiphar put Joseph in charge of his house, his wife tried to seduce him, but Joseph resisted and she lied about it and poor Joseph was put in prison.

Judah’s sons Er and Onan died, leaving Tamar a widow. Judah sent her away but she put on a veil and he slept with her and she had twins.