The account of Joseph's life can be found at (Genesis 37:1-41:49).
Because of jealousy, he was sold into slavery by his own brothers and falsely imprisoned by the wife of Potiphar. Though difficult to endure, these experiences turned out to be God's will and an ultimate benefit for not only Joseph, but the whole nation of Israel. Joseph got out of prison by remaining obedient to God, even under these stressful circumstances. While wrongfully imprisoned, Joseph correctly interpreted dreams for Pharaoh's servants (Genesis 41:9-13), and then for Pharaoh himself (Genesis 41:14-36) leading to Pharaoh making him second in command in Egypt.(Genesis 41:37-46)
It started with Joseph, Abraham's great grandson. Joseph's brothers were jealous of their fathers love for Joseph, so they sold him to slave traders heading to Egypt. Through hard times, Joseph worked his way up from slave to 2nd in charge of Egypt! His family that lived in Canaan had a famine and his father sent Joseph's brothers up to Egypt to get food. When they found out that Joseph was alive and said they were sorry, they went back to Canaan and brought their families with them, along with Jacob, to Egypt. Soon, that would lead to the deliverance of God's people.
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Mixed Courts of Egypt ended in 1949.
The phrase "a pharaoh who knew not Joseph" refers to the unnamed pharaoh in the biblical Book of Exodus, specifically in Exodus 1:8. This pharaoh came to power in Egypt after Joseph's time and did not recognize Joseph's contributions or the Israelites' status, leading to their oppression. This shift marked a significant turning point in the history of the Israelites, ultimately leading to their enslavement in Egypt.
According to the Oxford History of Egypt by Ian Shaw Senusret III's reign was 39 years. Interesting Joseph entered Egypt at age 17. (Genesis 37:2) Joseph died at age 110. (Genesis 50:26) Joseph lived 93 years in Egypt. Senusret III reign 39 years + Amenemhet III reign 45 years + Amenemhet IV reign 9 years = 93 years. Joseph entered Egypt in Senusret III's first year of reign.
Assuming you're referring to the boy in the Bible, his name was Joseph, son of Jacob.
Joseph was either in prison for twenty years or in Egypt for twenty years. But I think it was Joseph in Egypt for twenty years.
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Well, for one, they didn't actually kill their brother, Joseph. If you'll remember from Genesis -> They actually end up trading him to some Egyptians for a few pieces of silver. In reality, they never did get caught until they re-met their brother in Egypt. (Joseph is now the Second-In-Command of Egypt) but even then, Joseph has compassion on his brother's and forgives them. It's a way neat story!
Joseph was warned in a dream to take the young child and his mother and flee to Egypt untill he hears from God again. (Matthew 2.13) So "the holy family" that fled to Egypt, were Joseph and Mary and Jesus.
It started with Joseph, Abraham's great grandson. Joseph's brothers were jealous of their fathers love for Joseph, so they sold him to slave traders heading to Egypt. Through hard times, Joseph worked his way up from slave to 2nd in charge of Egypt! His family that lived in Canaan had a famine and his father sent Joseph's brothers up to Egypt to get food. When they found out that Joseph was alive and said they were sorry, they went back to Canaan and brought their families with them, along with Jacob, to Egypt. Soon, that would lead to the deliverance of God's people.
Joseph in the Land of Egypt - film - was created in 1932.
I do not believe there is any reliable source of information that names the pharaoh of Egypt when the man known as Joseph was in Egypt.
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Joseph forgive them and went back home with his father and brothers
Joseph was sold into slavery in Egypt and was responsible later for the the great store of grain which sustained Egyptians and others such as Joseph's family during the years of famine.
Ten brothers visited Joseph in Egypt, Benjamin did not go.