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Genesis 37, 39-40
Week ! Quizzing 2011
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 37:1 In what land had Jacob’s father stayed? | The land of Canaan |
| 37:1 Whose father had stayed in the land of Canaan? | Jacob’s |
| 37:1 Who had stayed in the land of Canaan where Jacob lived? | Jacob’s father |
| 37:2 Of whom is Genesis 37 an account of? | Jacob |
| 37:2 Who was a young man of seventeen? | Joseph |
| 37:2 Who was tending the flocks with his brothers? | Joseph |
| 37:2 How old was Joseph when he was tending the flocks with his brothers? | Seventeen |
| 37:2 What was Joseph tending when he was seventeen? | The flocks |
| 37:2 With whom was Joseph tending the flocks when he was seventeen? | His brothers |
| 37:2 With whose sons was Joseph tending the flocks when he was seventeen? | Sons of Bilhah, sons of Zilpah |
| 37:2 Who were Bilhah and Zilpah? | Jacob’s wives |
| 37:2 Who brought Jacob a bad report? | Joseph |
| 37:2 What was bad that Joseph brought to his father? | A report |
| 37:2 About whom did Joseph bring a bad report to his father? | His (Joseph’s) brothers (sons of Bilhah and Zilpah) |
| 37:2 What kind of report to Joseph bring to Jacob about his brothers? | A bad report |
| 37:3 Who loved Joseph more than any of his other sons? | Israel (Jacob) |
| 37:3 Why did Israel love Joseph more than any of his other sons? | Because Joseph had been born to him (Israel) in his old age |
| 37:3 Who had been born to Israel in his old age? | Joseph |
| 37:3 In what age had Joseph been born to Israel? | In Israel’s old age |
| 37:3 What kind of robe did Israel make for Joseph? | A richly ornamented one |
| 37:3 What was richly ornamented? | A robe that Israel made for Joseph |
| 37:4 Who hated Joseph? | His brothers |
| 37:4 What word could Joseph’s brothers not speak to him? | A kind word |
| 37:4 What did Joseph’s brothers see that made them hate Joseph? | They saw that their father loved Joseph more than any of them |
| 37:4 Who could not speak a kind word to Joseph? | His brothers |
| 37:5 Who had a dream and told it to his brothers? | Joseph |
| 37:5 What happened when Joseph told his dream to his brothers? | His brothers hated him all the more (they were jealous of him v.11) |
| 37:6 (sit) Who said this and to whom? “Listen to this dream I had.” | Joseph to his brothers |
| 37:7 (sit) Who said this and to whom? “We were binding sheaves of grain out in the field…” | Joseph to his brothers |
| 37:7 Who were binding sheaves of grain in Joseph’s dream? | Joseph and his brothers |
| 37:7 Where were Joseph and his brothers binding sheaves of grain according to Joseph’s dream? | Out in the field |
| 37:7 What were Joseph and his brothers binding according to Joseph’s dream? | Sheaves of grain |
| 37:7 What suddenly rose? | Joseph’s sheaf (in his dream) |
| 37:7 What gathered around Joseph’s sheaf and bowed down to it? | The sheaves of Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:7 What stood upright? | Joseph’s sheaf (in his dream) |
| 37:7 What happened suddenly to Joseph’s sheaf in his dream? | It rose and stood upright |
| 37:7 What did the sheaves of Joseph’s brothers do to Joseph’s sheaf? | Gathered around it and bowed down to it |
| 37:8 (sit) Who to whom? “Do you intend to reign over us? | Joseph’s brothers to Joseph |
| 37:8 (sit) Who to whom? “Will you actually rule us?” | Joseph’s brothers to Joseph |
| 37:9 (sit) Who to whom? “Listen, I had another dream…” | Joseph to his brothers |
| 37:9 What were bowing down to Joseph in his second dream that he told to his brothers? | The sun, moon and eleven stars |
| 37:9 What were the sun and moon and eleven stars doing in Joseph’s second dream? | Bowing down to Joseph |
| 37:9 How many stars were bowing down to Joseph in his second dream? | Eleven |
| 37:10 Who rebuked Joseph when he told his dream to him? | Israel (Jacob) |
| 37:10 (sit) who to who “What is this dream you had?” | Israel to Joseph |
| 37:10 (sit) who to who “Will your mother and I and your brothers actually come and bow down…” | Israel to Joseph |
| 37:10 To what would Joseph’s brothers and mother and father bow down to before Joseph according to his second dream? | The ground |
| 37:11 Who were jealous of Joseph? | His brothers |
| 37:11 What did Joseph’s father keep in mind? | The matter (of the 2nd dream—bowing down to Joseph) |
| 37:11 In what did Joseph’s father keep the matter of Joseph’s dream? | In mind |
| 37:12 Near what town had Joseph’s brothers gone to graze their father’s flocks? | Shechem |
| 37:12 Why had Joseph’s brothers gone near Shechem? | To graze their father’s flocks |
| 37:13 (sit) who to who “As you know, your brothers are grazing the flocks near Shechem.” | Israel to Joseph |
| 37:13 (sit) who to who “Come, I am going to send you to them.” | Israel to Joseph |
| 37:13 (sit) who to who “Very well,” | Joseph to Israel |
| 37:14 (sit) who to who “Go and see if all is well with your brothers and with the flocks, and bring word back to me.” | Israel to Joseph |
| 37:14 From what valley did Israel send Joseph off from to see if all is well with his brothers? | Valley of Hebron |
| 37:14 Who sent Joseph off from the Valley of Hebron? | Israel |
| 37:14 What was Joseph to bring back to Israel when he went to see if all was well with his brothers? | Word |
| 37:15 (sit) who to who “What are you looking for.?” | A man to Joseph |
| 37:15 What was Joseph doing in the fields when a man found him? | Wandering |
| 37:15 Who found Joseph wandering around in the fields? | A man (at Shechem) |
| 37:15 In what was Joseph wandering around when a man found him? | In the fields |
| 37:16 (sit) who to who “I’m looking for my brothers.” | Joseph to the man who found him wandering around in the fields |
| 37:16 (sit) who to who “Can you tell me where they are grazing their flocks?” | Joseph to the man who found him wandering around in the fields |
| 37:17 (sit) who to who “They have moved on from here.” | The man who found Joseph wandering around in the fields said it to Joseph |
| 37:17 (sit) who to who “I heard them say, ‘Let’s go to Dothan.’” | The man who found Joseph wandering around in the fields said it to Joseph |
| 37:17 Near what town did Joseph find his brothers? | Dothan |
| 37:18 Who saw Joseph in the distance? | Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:18 What did Joseph’s brothers do before he reached them? | Plotted to kill Joseph |
| 37:18 When did Joseph’s brothers plot to kill him? | When they saw Joseph in the distance and before he reached them |
| 37:18 Who plotted to kill Joseph? | Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:19 Who was called a dreamer? | Joseph |
| 37:19 (sit) who to who “Here comes that dreamer!” | Joseph’s brothers said it to each other |
| 37:20 (sit) who to who “Come now, let’s kill him and throw him into one of these cisterns…” | Joseph’s brothers said it to each other |
| 37:20 (sit) who to who “Then we’ll see what comes of his dreams.” | Joseph’s brothers said it to each other |
| 37:20 What kind of animal did the brothers plan to say devoured Joseph? | A ferocious |
| 37:20 Into what did the brothers plot to throw Joseph after they killed him? | A cistern |
| 37:21 Who tried to rescue Joseph from the brothers’ hands? | Reuben |
| 37:21 What did Reuben try to do when he heard the brothers’ plan to kill Joseph? | He tried to rescue Joseph from their hands |
| 37:21 (sit) who to who “Let’s not take his life.” | Reuben to his brothers |
| 37:22 (sit) who to who “Don’t shed any blood.” | Reuben to his brothers |
| 37:22 (sit) who to who “Throw him into this cistern here in the desert, but don’t lay a hand on him.” | Reuben to his brothers |
| 37:22 What did Reuben tell his brothers not to shed? | Any blood |
| 37:22 What did Reuben not want his brothers to lay on Joseph? | A hand |
| 37:22 In what was the cistern that Reuben told his brothers to throw Joseph into? | In the desert |
| 37:22 What was in the desert that the brothers threw Joseph into? | A cistern |
| 37:22 Why did Reuben tell his brothers not to lay a hand on Joseph? | So Reuben could rescue Joseph from them and take him back to his father |
| 37:22 To whom did Reuben plan to take Joseph back to when he rescued him? | His father (Jacob, Israel) |
| 37:23 Who stripped Joseph of his robe? | Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:23 What was Joseph stripped of? | His (richly ornamented) robe |
| 37:23,24 What did his brothers do to Joseph when he came to them in Dothan? | Stripped him of his robe and threw him into the cistern |
| 37:23 Which robe did Joseph’s brothers strip him of? | The richly ornamented robe he was wearing |
| 37:24 Into what did Joseph’s brothers throw him? | Into the cistern |
| 37:24 Who threw Joseph into the cistern? | Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:24 What was empty? | The cistern that Joseph was thrown into |
| 37:24 What had no water in it? | The cistern that Joseph was thrown into |
| 37:25 When did the brothers look up and see a caravan of Ishmaelites coming? | As they sat down to eat their meal |
| 37:25 What did the brothers see as they sat down to eat their meal? | A caravan of Ishmaelites coming from Gilead |
| 37:25 What was coming from Gilead? | A caravan of Ishmaelites |
| 37:25 Where was a caravan of Ishmaelites coming from? | Gilead |
| 37:25 With what three things were the camels of the Ishmaelites loaded with? | Spices, balm and myrrh |
| 37:25 What were loaded with spices, balm and myrrh? | The camels of the Ishmaelites |
| 37:25 Where were the Ishmaelites taking the spices, balm and myrrh? | Down to Egypt |
| 37:26 (sit) who to who “What will we gain if we kill our brother and cover up his blood?” | Judah to his brothers (obviously minus Reuben) |
| 37:26 Who asked what they would gain if the brothers killed Joseph and covered up his blood? | Judah |
| 37:27 (sit) who to who “Come, let’s sell him to the Ishmaelites and not lay our hands on him.” | Judah to his brothers (obviously minus Reuben) |
| 37:27 Who was the brothers own flesh and blood? | Joseph |
| 37:27 Why did Judah not want to lay a hand on Joseph after all? | Because he was their (the brothers) own flesh and blood |
| 37:27 Who agreed when Judah suggested selling Joseph to the Ishmaelites? | The brothers (minus Reuben) |
| 37:28 What did the brothers do when the Midianite merchants came by? | Pulled Joseph up out of the cistern and sold him for 20 shekels of silver to the Ishmaelites |
| 37:28 What merchants came by? | Midianiate |
| 37:28 Who pulled Joseph up out of the cistern? | Joseph’s brothers |
| 37:28 Who was pulled up out of the cistern? | Joseph |
| 37:28 For how much did the brothers sell Joseph? | Twenty shekels of silver |
| 37:28 Who was sold for twenty shekels of silver? | Joseph |
| 37:28 Who took Joseph to Egypt? | The Ishmaelites |
| 37:28 To where did the Ishmaelites take Joseph? | Egypt |
| 37:28 (fn) About how many ounces is 20 shekels of silver? | About 8 ounces |
| 37:29 What did Reuben do when he returned to the cistern and saw that Joseph was not there? | Reuben tore his clothes |
| 37:29 Who tore his clothes when he returned to the cistern and saw that Joseph was not there? | Reuben |
| 37:29 Who was not there, when Reuben returned to the cistern? | Joseph |
| 37:30 (sit) who to who “The boy isn’t there! | Reuben to his brothers |
| 37:30 (sit) who to who “Where can I turn now?” | Reuben to his brothers |
| 37:30 What did Reuben say to his brothers when he saw the Joseph was not in the cistern? | The boy isn’t there! Where can I turn now? |
| 37:31 What did the brothers do with Joseph’s robe after they sold Joseph? | Thye got the robe, slaughtered a goat and dipped the robe in the blood |
| 37:31 What was dipped in the blood of a slaughtered goat? | Joseph’s robe |
| 37:31 What was slaughtered to dip Joseph’s robe in its blood? | A goat |
| 37:31 Into what was Joseph’s robe dipped? | The blood of the slaughtered goat |
| 37:32 What robe did the brothers take back to their father? | Joseph’s ornamented robe (that was dipped in goat blood) |
| 37:32 To whom did the brothers take the ornamented robe back to? | Their father (Israel, Jacob) |
| 37:32 (sit) who to who “We found this.” | The brothers to their father (Israel, Jacob) |
| 37:32 (sit) who to who “Examine it to see whether it is your son’s robe.” | The brothers to their father (Israel, Jacob) |
| 37:32 Who was to examine the robe? | Israel (Jacob) |
| 37:33 (sit) who to who “It is my son’s robe!” | Jacob to his sons |
| 37:33 (sit) who to who “Some ferocious animal has devoured him.” | Jacob to his sons |
| 37:33 (sit) who to who “Joseph has surely been torn to pieces.” | Jacob to his sons |
| 37:33 What did Israel think devoured Joseph? | A ferocious animal |
| 37:34 Who tore his clothes, put on sackcloth and mourned for his son? | Jacob |
| 37:34 How long did Jacob morn for his son after he tore his clothes and put on sackcloth? | Many days |
| 37:34 What did Jacob put on after he tore his clothes? | Sackcloth |
| 37:35 Who came to comfort Jacob when he mourned for his son? | All his sons and daughters |
| 37:35 Who refused to be comforted? | Jacob |
| 37:35 Why did all Jacob’s sons and daughters come to him when he was mourning for Joseph? | To comfort Jacob |
| 37:35 (sit) who to who “No, in mourning will I go down to the grave to my son.” | Jacob to all his sons and daughters |
| 37:35 Who wept for Joseph? | Jacob |
| 37:35 (fn) What is the Hebrew word for grave? | Sheol |
| 37:36 Who did the Midianites sell Joseph to in Egypt? | Potiphar |
| 37:36 Who sold Joseph in Egypt? | the Midianites |
| 37:36 Who was Potiphar? | One of Pharaoh’s officials, the captain of the guard |
| 37:36 Who was one of Pharaoh’s officials? | Potiphar |
| 37:36 Of what was Potiphar the captain of? | The guard |
| 37:36 (fn) Midianaites can also refer to whom? | Samaritan Pentateuch, Septuagint, Vulgate and Syriac |
| 39:1 Who had been taken down to Egypt and was bought by Potiphar? | Joseph |
| 39:1 Who bought Joseph from the Ishmaelites? | Potiphar |
| 39:1 Of what was Potiphar captain of? | The guard |
| 39:2 Who prospered in Egypt? | Joseph |
| 39:2 In whose house did Joseph live in Egypt? | In the house of his Egyptian master (Potiphar) |
| 39:3 Who gave Joseph success in everything he did? | The Lord |
| 39:3 Who saw that the Lord was with Joseph and gave him success in everything he did? | Potiphar |
| 39:3 Potiphar saw that the Lord gave Joseph success in what? | In everything Joseph did |
| 39:4 In whose eyes did Joseph find favor? | Potiphar’s |
| 39:4 What did Joseph become to Potiphar because he found favor in Potiphar’s eyes? | Potiphar’s attendant |
| 39:4 Who became Potiphar’s attendant? | Joseph |
| 39:4 Of what did Potiphar put Joseph in charge of when he became his attendant? | Potiphar’s household |
| 39:4 What did Potiphar entrust to Joseph when he put him in charge of his household? | Everything Potiphar owned |
| 39:5 What happened from the time Potiphar put Joseph in charge of his household and of all that he owned? | The Lord blessed the household of the Egyptian (Potiphar) because of Joseph |
| 39:5 Because of whom did the Lord bless the household of Potiphar? | Joseph |
| 39:5 Whose household was blessed because of Joseph? | Potiphar’s |
| 39:5 What was both in Potiphar’s house and in Potiphar’s field? | The blessing of the Lord |
| 39:5 The blessing of the Lord was on everything Potiphar had, both in what? | In the house and in the field |
| 39:6 In whose care did Potiphar leave everything he had? | Joseph’s |
| 39:6 Who left in Joseph’s care everything he had? | Potiphar |
| 39:6 What did Potiphar concern himself with, with Joseph in charge? | Nothing except the food he (Photiphar) ate |
| 39:6 Who did not concern himself with anything except the food he ate? | Potiphar |
| 39:6 Who was well-built and handsome? | Joseph |
| 39:6,7 Why did Potiphar’s wife take notice of Joseph after a while? | Because Joseph was well-built and handsome |
| 39:7 Who took notice of Joseph after a while? | Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:7,12 (sit) who to who? “Come to bed with me!” | Potiphar’s (or Joseph’s master’s) wife to Joseph |
| 39:8 (sit) who to who? “With me in charge, my master does not concern himself with anything in the house.” | Joseph to Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:8 (sit) who to who? “Everything he owns he has entrusted to my care.” | Joseph to Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:9 (sit) who to who? “No one is greater in this house than I am.” | Joseph to Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:9 Who was greater in Potiphar’s house than Joseph? | No one |
| 39:9 (sit) who to who? “My master has withheld nothing from me except you, because you are his wife.” | Joseph to Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:9 What had Potiphar withheld from Joseph? | Nothing except Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:9 Who was withheld from Joseph? | Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:9 (sit) who to who “How then could I do such a wicked thing and sin against God? | Joseph to Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:10 Who spoke to Joseph day after day? | Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:10 How often did Potiphar’s wife speak to Joseph? | Day after day |
| 39:10 Who refused to go to bed or even be with Potiphar’s wife? | Joseph |
| 39:10 Who did Joseph refuse even to be with though she spoke to him day after day? | Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:11 Into whose house did Joseph go to attend to his duties? | Into Potiphar’s house |
| 39:11 Who was not inside when Joseph went into Potiphar’s house to attend to his duties? | None of the household servants |
| 39:11 Why did Joseph go into Potiphar’s house when none of the household servants were inside? | To attend to his duties |
| 39:12 Who caught Joseph by his cloak? | Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:12 By what did Potiphar’s wife catch Joseph? | By his cloak |
| 39:12,13 What was left in Potiphar’s wife’s hand when Joseph ran out of the house? | Joseph’s cloak |
| 39:12 Where did Joseph leave his cloak when he ran out of Potiphar’s house? | In the hand of Potiphar’s wife |
| 39:12 Who ran out of the Potiphar’s house? | Joseph |
| 39:13 Who did Potiphar’s wife call when she saw that Joseph had left his cloak in her hand and had run out of the house? | Her household servants |
| 39:13 What had Joseph run out of? | Potiphar’s house |
| 39:14 (sit) who to who “Look, this Hebrew has been brought to us to make sport of us!” | Potiphar’s wife to her household servants |
| 39:14 (sit) who to who “He came in here to sleep with me, but I screamed.” | Potiphar’s wife to her household servants |
| 39:15 (sit) who to who “When he heard me scream for help, he left his cloak beside me and ran out of the house.” | Potiphar’s wife to her household servants |
| 39:14 Who was brought to make sport of her, according to Potiphar’s wife? | Joseph |
| 39:14 What did Potiphar’s wife say she did when Joseph came to sleep with her? | She screamed |
| 39:15 According to Potiphar’s wife, what did Joseph do when he heard her scream for help? | Joseph left his cloak beside her and ran out of the house |
| 39:16 For how long did Potiphar’s wife keep Joseph’s cloak beside her? | Until Joseph’s master (Potiphar) came home |
| 39:16 What did Potiphar’s wife keep beside her until Joseph’s master came home? | Joseph’s cloak |
| 19:17 (sit) who to who “That Hebrew slave you brought us came to me to make sport of me.” | Potiphar’s wife to Potiphar |
| 19:18 (sit) who to who “But as soon as I screamed for help, he left his cloak beside me and ran out of the house.” | Potiphar’s wife to Potiphar |
| 19:19 (sit) who to who “This is how your slave treated me.” | Potiphar’s wife to Potiphar |
| 19:19 How did Potiphar react when he heard the story his wife told him? | He burned with anger (put Joseph in prison) |
| 19:19 Who burned with anger? | Potiphar |
| 19:20 Where did Potiphar put Joseph after he heard the story his wife told him? | In prison |
| 19:20 Who were confined in the prison that Joseph was put into? | The king’s prisoners |
| 19:20 Where were the king’s prisoners confined? | In the prison where Joseph was put |
| 19:20 Whose prisoners were confined in the prison? | The king’s |
| 19:20,21 What did the Lord do for Joseph while he was in the prison? | The Lord was with Joseph, he showed him kindness and granted him favor in the eyes of the prison warden |
| 19:21 Who showed Joseph kindness and granted him favor in the eyes of the prison warden? | The Lord |
| 19:21 In whose eyes did the Lord grant Joseph favor while he was in the prison? | In the eyes of the prison warden |
| 19:22 Who did the warden put Joseph in charge of? | All those held in the prison |
| 19:22 What was Joseph made responsible for while he was in the prison? | All that was done in the prison |
| 19:22 Who put Joseph in charge of all those held in the prison? | The prison warden |
| 19:23 Who paid no attention to anything under Joseph’s care? | The prison warden |
| 19:23 Why did the warden pay no attention to anything under Joseph’s care? | Because the Lord was with Joseph and gave him success in whatever he did |
| 19:23 Who gave Joseph success in whatever he did? | The Lord |
| 19:23 What did the Lord give Joseph success in? | Whatever he (Joseph) did |
| 40:1 Who offended their master? | The cupbearer and the baker of the king of Egypt |
| 40:1 Who did the cupbearer and the baker of Egypt offend? | The king of Egypt (Pharaoh) |
| 40:1 Who was the master of the cupbearer and the baker? | The king of Egypt (Pharaoh) |
| 40:2 Who was angry with his two officials? | Pharaoh |
| 40:2 With what two officials was Pharaoh angry? | The chief cupbearer and the chief baker |
| 40:3 In what house did Pharaoh put his two officials in custody? | The house of the captain of the guard (the same prison where Joseph was confined) |
| 40:3 Who were put in custody in the house of the captain of the guard? | The chief baker and chief cupbearer |
| 40:3 In what were the cupbearer and baker put in the house of the captain of the guard? | Custody |
| 40:4 Who assigned the cupbearer and baker to Joseph? | The captain of the guard |
| 40:4 Who attended the cupbearer and baker? | Joseph |
| 40:4 To whom were the cupbearer and baker assigned? | Joseph |
| 40:4,5 After what time did the cupbearer and baker each have a dream? | After they (cupbearer and baker) had been in custody for some time |
| 40:5 What two men had a dream the same night and each dream had a meaning of its own? | The cupbearer and baker |
| 40:5 What had a meaning of its own? | Each dream that the cupbearer and baker had on the same night |
| 40:6 When did Joseph see that the cupbearer and baker were dejected? | When Joseph came to them the next morning (after they each had a dream) |
| 40:6 Who were dejected? | The cupbearer and baker |
| 40:7 Who were in custody with Joseph in his master’s house? | The cupbearer and baker |
| 40:7 (sit) who to who “Why are your faces so sad today?” | Joseph to the cupbearer and baker |
| 40:7 Whose faces were sad? | The cupbearer and baker |
| 40:7 Why were the cupbearer and baker sad? | Because they both had dreams but there was no one to interpret them |
| 40:8 (sit) who to who “We both had dreams, but there is no one to interpret them.” | The cupbearer and baker to Joseph |
| 40:8 (sit) who to who “Do not interpretations belong to God?” | Joseph to cupbearer and baker |
| 40:8 (sit) who to who “Tell me your dreams.” | Joseph to cupbearer and baker |
| 40:8 To whom do interpretations belong? | God |
| 40:9 (sit) who to who? “In my dream I saw a vine in front of me, and on the vine were three branches.” | The chief cupbearer said this to Joseph |
| 40:9 Who saw a vine in front of him in a dream? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:10 How many branches were on the vine that the chief cupbearer saw in his dream? | Three |
| 40:10 (sit) who to who? “As soon as it budded, it blossomed, and its clusters ripened into grapes.” | The chief cupbearer to Joseph |
| 40:10 What budded, blossomed and its clusters ripened into grapes? | The vine that the chief cupbearer saw in his dream |
| 40:10 What ripened? | The clusters that had budded and blossomed on the vine that the cupbearer saw in his dream |
| 40:10 What three things happened to the vine that the chief cupbearer saw in his dream? | It budded, blossomed and its clusters ripened into grapes |
| 40:11 (sit) who to who? “Pharaoh’s cup was in my hand, and I took the grapes….” | Chief cupbearer said it to Joseph |
| 40:11 Whose cup was in the cupbearer’s hand in his dream? | Pharaoh’s |
| 40:11 In a dream, who took the grapes, squeezed them into Pharaoh’s cup and put the cup in Pharaoh’s hand? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:11 What did the cupbearer do when Pharaoh’s cup was in his hand in his dream? | He took the grapes, squeezed them into Pharaoh’s cup and put the cup in Pharaoh’s hand |
| 40:11 Into whose hand did the cupbearer put the cup after he had squeezed the grapes in his dream? | Pharaoh’s |
| 40:11 What was squeezed by the cupbearer in his dream? | The grapes |
| 40:11 Into what did the cupbearer squeeze the grapes in his dream? | Into Pharaoh’s cup |
| 40:12 (sit) who to who? “The three branches are three days.” | Joseph to the chief cupbearer |
| 40:12 What did the three branches represent in the cupbearers dream? | Three days |
| 40:13 (sit) who to who? “Within three days Pharaoh will lift up your head and restore you to your position…” | Joseph to the chief cupbearer |
| 40:13 Who will Pharaoh restore to his position in three days? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:13 Who will put Pharaoh’s cup in Pharaoh’s hand just as he used to do? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:14 (sit) who to who? “But when all goes well with you, remember me and show me kindness.” | Joseph to the chief cupbearer |
| 40:14 Who asked to be remembered when all goes well with the chief cupbearer? | Joseph |
| 40:14 What did Joseph ask the chief cupbearer to do for him when all goes well for the cupbearer? | Remember Joseph and show him kindness; mention Joseph to Pharaoh and get him out of prison |
| 40:14 (sit) who to who “Mention me to Pharaoh and get me out of this prison.” | Joseph to the chief cupbearer |
| 40:14 Who did Joseph ask the cupbearer to mention him to? | Pharaoh |
| 40:15 (sit) who to who “For I was forcibly carried off from the land of the Hebrews…” | Joseph to the chief cupbearer |
| 40:15 Who was forcibly carried off from the land of the Hebrews? | Joseph |
| 40:15 How was Joseph carried off from the land of the Hebrews? | Forcibly |
| 40:15 Who did nothing to deserve being put in a dungeon? | Joseph |
| 40:15 What did Joseph not deserve? | Being put in a dungeon |
| 40:15 From what land was Joseph forcibly carried off? | The land of the Hebrews |
| 40:15 In what land had Joseph done nothing to deserve being put in a dungeon? | The land of Egypt |
| 40:16 Who saw that Joseph had given a favorable interpretation? | The chief baker |
| 40:16 Who had given a favorable interpretation? | Joseph |
| 40:16 What kind of interpretation did the chief baker see that Joseph had given to the cupbearer’s dream? | A favorable one |
| 40:16 (sit) who to who? “I too had a dream:” | Chief baker to Joseph |
| 40:16 (sit) who to who? “On my head were three baskets of bread.” | Chief baker to Joseph |
| 40:16 What were on the baker’s head in his dream? | Three baskets of bread |
| 40:16 How many baskets were on the baker’s head in his dream? | Three |
| 40:16 (fn) What could also be interpreted as three wicker baskets? | The three baskets that were on the chief baker’s head in his dream |
| 40:17 (sit) who to who “In the top basket were all kinds of baked goods for Pharaoh…” | Chief baker to Joseph |
| 40:17 In what basket were all kinds of baked goods for Pharaoh? | In the top basket of the three baskets of bread that were on the baker’s head in his dream |
| 40:17 What was in the top basket on the baker’s head in his dream? | All kinds of baked goods for Pharaoh |
| 40:17 What were eating the baked goods out of the basket on the baker’s head in his dream? | The birds |
| 40:17 What were the birds eating out of the basket in the baker’s dream? | The baked goods for Pharaoh |
| 40:18 (sit) who to who “The three baskets are three days.” | Joseph to the chief baker |
| 40:18 What did the three baskets represent on the baker’s head? | Three days |
| 40:19 (sit) who to who “Within three days Pharaoh will lift off your head and hang you on a tree.” | Joseph to the chief baker |
| 40:19 (sit) who to who “And the birds will eat away your flesh.” | Joseph to the chief baker |
| 40:19 Who will Pharaoh hang on a tree? | The chief baker |
| 40:19 On what will Pharaoh hang the chief baker? | On a tree |
| 40:19 (fn) What is another interpretation for “hang you on a tree?” | Impale you on a pole |
| 40:19 What will eat away the flesh of the baker? | The birds |
| 40:19 What will the birds eat away of the baker? | The baker’s flesh |
| 40:20 On what day was Pharaoh’s birthday? | The third day |
| 40:20 What was on the third day after the dreams of the cupbearer and baker? | Pharaoh’s birthday |
| 40:20 What did Pharaoh give on his birthday? | A feast for all his officials |
| 40:20 On what day did Pharaoh give a feast for all his officials? | On his (Pharaoh’s) birthday |
| 40:20 For whom did Pharaoh give a feast on his birthday? | All his officials |
| 40:20 Whose heads were lifted up by Pharaoh in the presence of his officials? | The heads of the chief cupbearer and the chief baker |
| 40:20 In whose presence did Pharaoh lift up the heads of the chief cupbearer and the chief baker? | In the presence of his (Pharaoh’s) officials |
| 40:21 Who restored the chief cupbearer to his position? | Pharaoh |
| 40:21 To what did Pharaoh restore the chief cupbearer? | To his position (as cupbearer) |
| 40:21 What did the cupbearer once again put into Pharaoh’s hand? | The cup |
| 40:22 Who hanged the chief baker? | Pharaoh |
| 40:22 Just as Joseph had said in his interpretation, what did Pharaoh do to the chief baker? | Hanged him |
| 40:22 (fn)What is another word for hanged? | Impaled |
| 40:23 Who forgot Joseph? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:23 Who did not remember Joseph but forgot him? | The chief cupbearer |
| 40:23 The chief cupbearer, however, did what for Joseph when he got out of prison? | Forgot him |
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