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127 Cards in this Set
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Two years later who had a dream? |
Pharoah |
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Who was standing beside the Nile? |
Pharoah |
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Where was Pharaoh standing? |
Beside the Nile |
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What began to graze among the reeds? |
7 healthy well-fed cows |
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From where did 7 healthy well-fed cows come? |
From the Nile |
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Who saw 7 healthy well-fed cows come out of the Nile? |
Pharoah |
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What stood beside those cows along the bank of the Nile? |
7 other cows sickly and thin |
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What did the sickly thin cows eat? |
The healthy well-fed cows |
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Who fell asleep and dreamed a second time? |
Pharoah |
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What came up on one stalk? |
7 heads of grain |
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Where did 7 heads of grain come up? |
On one stalk |
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What sprouted up? |
7 heads of grain thin and scorched by the east wind |
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How were the 7 heads of grain scorched? |
By the east wind |
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Who woke up? |
Pharaoh |
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What swallowed up 7 plump ripe heads of grain? |
The thin heads |
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What did the thin heads swallow up? |
The 7 plump ripe ones |
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When was Pharaoh troubled? |
In the morning |
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Who was troubled? |
Pharaoh |
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Who told them his dreams? |
Pharaoh |
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What did Pharaoh tell them? |
His dreams
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What could no one interpret? |
Pharaoh's dreams |
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Who could interpret Pharaoh's dreams? |
No one |
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Who remembered his faults? |
The chief cupbearer |
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When did the chief cupbearer remember his faults? |
Today |
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Who told Pharaoh, today I remember my faults? |
The chief cupbearer |
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Who had been angry with his servants? |
Pharaoh |
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When did the chief cupbearer and baker have a dream? |
On the same night |
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Who had dreams on the same night? |
The cupbearer and baker |
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Who interpreted our dreams for us? |
A young Hebrew |
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Where was there young Hebrew with us? |
In the custody of the captain of the guard |
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What turned out just the way he (Joseph) interpreted? |
Our dreams |
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Who sent for Joseph? |
Pharaoh |
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How did they bring Joseph from the dungeon? |
Quickly |
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From where did they bring Joseph? |
From the dungeon |
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What will God give Pharaoh? |
A favorable answer |
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Who will give Pharaoh a favorable answer? |
God |
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Where had Pharaoh never seen uglier cows? |
In all the land of Egypt |
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Who had never seen such ugly cows in all the land (of Egypt)? |
Pharaoh |
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What ate the first 7 well-fed cows? |
The thin ugly cows |
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What was as bad as it was before? |
Their appearance (the thin ugly cows) |
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Who told this to the magicians, but no one could tell him what this meant? |
Pharaoh |
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Who can tell me what this means? |
No one |
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Who dreams mean the same thing? |
Pharaoh's |
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Who has revealed to Pharaoh what He is about to do? |
God |
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Where are 7 years of great abundance coming? |
Throughout the land of Egypt |
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What will devastate the land? |
The famine |
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Where will the abundance be forgotten? |
In the land of Egypt |
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Why will the abundance not be remembered? |
Because the famine that follows it will be so severe |
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What has been determined by God? |
The matter |
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When will he carry it out? |
Soon |
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What pleased Pharaoh and all his servants? |
The proposal |
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To whom did Pharaoh say, "Can we find anyone like this, a man who has God's spirit in him?" |
His servants |
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With regard to what will Pharaoh be greater than Joseph? |
In regard to the throne |
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Who placed Joseph over all the land of Egypt? |
Pharaoh |
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What name did Pharaoh give Joseph? |
Zaphenath-paneah |
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Who gave Joseph a wife, Asenath daughter of Potiphera, priest at On? |
Pharaoh |
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How old was Joseph when he entered the service of Pharaoh? |
30 years old |
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What produced outstanding harvests? |
The land |
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What was like the sand of the sea? |
The abundance of stored grain |
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What were born to Joseph before the years of famine? |
Two sons |
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Who was named Manasseh? |
Joseph's firstborn |
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Who was named Ephraim? |
Joseph's second son |
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When extreme hunger came to all the land of Egypt, who cried out to Pharaoh for food? |
The people |
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Who came to Joseph to buy grain? |
Every nation |
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Who learned that there was grain in Egypt? |
Jacob (Israel) |
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Who wen down to Egypt to buy grain? |
10 of Joseph's brothers |
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Where did Joseph's brothers go to buy grain? |
Egypt |
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Why did Jacob not send Benjamin with his brothers? |
Because he thought something might happen to him |
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Who were among those who came to buy grain? |
The Sons of Israel (Joseph's brothers) |
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What was in the land of Canaan? |
The famine |
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Who was in charge of the country? |
Joseph |
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Who sold grain to all its people? |
Joseph |
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Who came and bowed down before Joseph? |
His brothers |
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How did Joseph's brothers bow down? |
With their faces to the ground |
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What did Joseph sell to all its people? |
Grain |
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How did Joseph speak to his brothers? |
Harshly |
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Whom did Joseph recognize? |
His brothers |
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Who remembered his dreams about them? |
Joseph |
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Who did Joseph call spies? |
His brothers |
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What have your servants come to buy? |
Food |
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Who have come to buy food? |
Your servants (His brothers) |
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Who are all sons of one man? |
His brothers |
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Who are honest? |
His brothers |
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Who are not spies? |
His brothers |
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How will Joseph's brothers be tested? |
You will not leave this place unless your youngest brother comes here |
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Whom are you to send to get your brother? |
One from among you |
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What will you be so that your words can be tested? |
Imprisoned |
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What if the brother's words are not true? |
Then as surely as Pharaoh lives, you are spies |
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Who were imprisoned for 3 days? |
The brothers |
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How many days did Joseph imprison them together? |
3 days |
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Who does Joseph fear? |
God |
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Where will one of the brothers be confined? |
The guardhouse |
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Why will the rest of you take grain? |
To relieve the hunger of your households. |
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What will the grain relieve? |
The hunger of your households |
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What did the brothers see when he pleaded with him? |
His deep distress |
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Who are being punished for what they did to Joseph? |
His brothers |
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What has come to us? |
Trouble |
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Now, what must we account for? |
His blood |
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What did Reuben tell his brothers? |
Not to harm the boy |
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Who wouldn't listen? |
The brothers |
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Who understood them since there was an interpreter? |
Joseph |
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What did the brothers not realize? |
That Joseph understood them, since there was an interpreter between them |
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Who was bound before their eyes? |
Simeon |
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What was carried out? |
This order |
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With what were the containers filled? |
With grain |
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What was in each man's sack? |
Each man's money |
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What did they load on their donkeys? |
The grain |
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What did one of them open? |
His sack |
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Why did one of them open his sack? |
To get feed for his donkey |
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Where did he see his money? |
At the top of the bag |
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What sank? |
Their hearts |
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Whose hearts sank? |
Theirs (Joseph's brothers) |
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Who spoke harshly to us (Joseph's brothers)? |
The man who is lord of the country (Joseph, ask for more specific) |
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How did the man who is lord of the country speak to us? |
Harshly |
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Of what did the man who is lord of the country accuse us? |
Spying on the country |
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Where is the youngest now? |
With our father (in the land of Canaan) |
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How will I know if you are honest? |
Leave one brother with me, take food to relieve the hunger of your households, and go |
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Whom will I give back to you? |
Your brother |
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In what can you trade? |
The country |
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What did they begin to empty? |
Their sacks |
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When were they afraid? |
When they and their father saw their bags of money |
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Of what have you deprived me? |
My sons |
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What happens to me? |
Everything |
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Who can you kill if I don't bring him back to you? |
My 2 sons |
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How many sons did Reuben have? |
Two |
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Why will my son not go down with you? |
For his brother is dead and he alone is left |
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Down to where will you bring my gray hairs? |
Sheol (in sorrow) |
