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When Joseph became a governor in Egypt who was the secretary of Joseph?
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Who became the governor of Egypt?
Joseph
How many brothers of Joseph visited him in Egypt after he became the prime minister of Egypt?
Ten brothers visited Joseph in Egypt, Benjamin did not go.
Who was the bible character who became the vizer in Egypt?
Joseph
How did Joseph become a governor in Egypt according to the bible?
According to the bible Joseph was sold by his brothers to some traders going to Egypt. Joseph was later sold to Potiphar the captain of the palace guard. Joseph find favour with Pharaoh when he interprets a dream of pharaoh's. Pharaoh is pleased with Joseph and makes him governor of all Egypt. You can read the story in Genesis chapt 37 - 40
What did Joseph brothers do to get rid of him?
Joseph was a governor in Egypt, only the Pharaoh was above him. So he could put anyone in prison.
How was josephs family treated when they arrived in Egypt?
As Joseph was the governor of Egypt, second in power to pharaoh, his family were treated royally.
Why did joseph's family become slaves in Egypt?
They didn't, only Joseph became a slave, he became a slave beacause his brother Simion sold him to slave dealers, and they took him to Egypt where the Pharaoh bought him.
What Hebrew became prime minister of Egypt?
Joseph (son of Jacob)
When was Joseph the visier in Egypt?
he became visier during the Middle Kingdom
Did Jacob also called Israel sell the land in Egyptwhich is called Goshen back to pharaoh during the famine?
no his son Joseph how became governor of Egypt gave him and his brothers including his descendants the land of Goshen
Was Joseph grateful to be sold to the ishmaelites?
yes! because after it he became the pharaoh (king) of Egypt
What is the plot of the story of Joseph?
The story of Joseph, found in the Book of Genesis, follows Joseph, one of Jacob's sons who is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers. Joseph rises to power in Egypt through his ability to interpret dreams, ultimately reuniting with his family and forgiving his brothers for their betrayal. The story highlights themes of jealousy, forgiveness, and divine providence.
