The 10 brothers, and Benjamin, return to Egypt and find a hard-to-understand welcome.

Joseph had dreamed that his brothers would one day bow down to him, but never could have foreseen how it would come about.

Joseph interprets the Pharaoh’s dreams, enabling Egypt to survive a famine. For this he is made Pharaoh’s second-in-command.

After rising through the ranks as a household servant, Joseph ends up in jail on a false accusation. Once again, his ability to interpret dreams comes in to play.

Sexual misconduct has always gotten people into trouble, and Judah’s family had more than its share – but sometimes there’s even more going on.