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Joseph’s Inspired Dreams A family’s struggle to love each other Rachel and Jacob had prayed for many years to have a son. The Lord answered their prayers when Joseph was born. Joseph was Jacob’s favorite son, and he gave Joseph a special coat. Jacob’s 10 older sons were jealous. When Joseph was about 17 years old, he had an inspired dream that he was gathering grain in the fields with his brothers. Joseph’s bundle of grain stood tall. But his brothers’ bundles of grain bowed down to Joseph’s. When Joseph told his brothers about the dream, they were angry with him. Later, Joseph had another inspired dream. In this dream, the sun, the moon, and 11 stars bowed down to him. Joseph told his family about the dream. This dream made it sound like Joseph would rule over the family. Joseph’s brothers became even angrier at him. They did not like his dreams. One day Joseph’s brothers were away from home feeding the sheep. Jacob sent Joseph to check on them. Some of Joseph’s brothers wanted to kill him. They took Joseph’s coat and threw him into a pit. While Joseph was in the pit, his brothers saw travelers going to Egypt. The brothers decided to sell Joseph as a slave to the travelers for 20 pieces of silver. Then Joseph’s brothers put goat’s blood on his coat. The brothers went to their father, Jacob, and showed him the coat. They lied to Jacob and told him that wild animals had killed Joseph. Jacob cried because he thought Joseph was dead. But Joseph was still alive. He was far away from home in Egypt, living as a slave. Joseph in Egypt A slave becomes a leader Joseph was sold as a slave to a man named Potiphar. Potiphar worked for Pharaoh, the ruler of Egypt. Potiphar could tell that the Lord helped Joseph. He trusted Joseph and put him in charge of his house and everything he owned. Potiphar’s wife liked Joseph. She wanted Joseph to break the Lord’s commandments with her. Joseph told her no. Potiphar’s wife would not listen, so Joseph ran away. She was angry at Joseph. She showed Potiphar a piece of Joseph’s clothing. She lied to Potiphar about Joseph. Potiphar put Joseph in prison. Joseph had been separated from his family. He had become a slave, and now he was a prisoner. But the Lord still helped Joseph. Joseph did not give up. The Lord blessed the prison guard to see the good in Joseph. The guard began to trust him, so he put Joseph in charge of the other prisoners. Joseph met two prisoners, a baker and a butler, who had worked for Pharaoh. They both had strange dreams. Through the Lord’s power, Joseph explained what their dreams meant. The butler’s dream meant that the butler would be freed. Three days later, he was set free to work for Pharaoh again. One day Pharaoh was upset by his dreams. No one could tell him what his dreams meant. Then the butler remembered that Joseph could explain dreams. Joseph was brought out of prison to explain Pharaoh’s dreams. Joseph said the dreams meant that Egypt would have seven years with lots of food followed by seven years of famine with very little food. Joseph told Pharaoh that Egypt should save extra food during the good years. Pharaoh knew that what Joseph said about his dreams was true. He set Joseph free from prison and made Joseph a great leader in Egypt. For seven years, Joseph helped Egypt store extra food. Then the famine came. During this time, no one could grow any food. People traveled to Egypt to buy the food Joseph had stored. Because of Joseph, the Egyptians saved enough food to help them and others survive the famine. Joseph and the Famine A brother’s chance to unite his family Jacob’s family was hungry because of a famine. So Jacob sent his sons to Egypt to buy food. He kept his youngest son, Benjamin, at home. He was afraid of losing Benjamin like he had lost his son Joseph many years before. He didn’t know that his older sons had sold Joseph as a slave. By this time, Joseph was a great leader in Egypt. He was in charge of selling food during the famine. The brothers met with Joseph and asked him for food. They didn’t recognize him. Joseph recognized them, but he pretended not to know them. He asked about their family to see if his father and brother Benjamin were alive. Then Joseph gave his brothers food. He told them not to come back for more food unless they brought their youngest brother, Benjamin, with them. Please full watch the story, like,share and subscribe thank you so much #kidstory #facts #animationforkids #animation #animecartoon #kidslearning #cartoon #cartoonstory #cartoonforkids #englishcartoonforkids #englishcartoonstory #englishforkids #englishlearning #englishlanguage #belajarbahasainggris #english #filmkartunanak #animecartoon #anime #kidstorytelling #kidsanimation #kids #kidsvideosforkids #kidslearningvideos#kidshindicartoon #kidslearningfun #kidstorytelling