Bible Trivia Question
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What name did Pharaoh give to Joseph?
Israel
Asenath-potipherah
Zaphnath-paaneah
Belteshazzar
Asenath-potipherah
Zaphnath-paaneah
Belteshazzar
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What presents did Pharaoh give Joseph?
His palace and 30 changes of garments
His seal and many gold ornaments
A fatted calf and some roasted grain
His ring, fine linen and a gold chain
His seal and many gold ornaments
A fatted calf and some roasted grain
His ring, fine linen and a gold chain
Why did Pharaoh give Joseph's family the land of Goshen?
They were too numerous to live in Egypt
They were farmers and needed good fertile land
They were shepherds, which are an abomination to the Egyptians
They were in need of a place to offer sacrifices
They were farmers and needed good fertile land
They were shepherds, which are an abomination to the Egyptians
They were in need of a place to offer sacrifices
They attacked Pharaoh
Aaron's rod swallowed them
They fell into dust
They were consumed by fire
Aaron's rod swallowed them
They fell into dust
They were consumed by fire
What did Joseph do for Pharaoh that got him promoted to second in command over Egypt?
Uncovered a plot to murder Pharaoh
Healed his sickness
Rescued his daughter
Interpreted dreams
Healed his sickness
Rescued his daughter
Interpreted dreams
How old was Joseph when he stood before Pharaoh?
40
80
20
30
80
20
30
Joseph's family were given the land of Goshen to live in by Pharaoh?
False
True
True
Who was the first King of Egypt to be called by name instead of Pharaoh?
Tutankhamun
Ramses
Shishak
Adom
Ramses
Shishak
Adom
Dipped his coat in the blood of a goat
Brought back a sandal and a broken staff
Said he had fallen into a pit
Said he had been taken captive and killed
Brought back a sandal and a broken staff
Said he had fallen into a pit
Said he had been taken captive and killed
What did Pharaoh's dream of good and bad ears of wheat represent?
Seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine
Seven years of drought
Seven years of war against their enemies
Seven years of famine followed by seven years of plenty
Seven years of drought
Seven years of war against their enemies
Seven years of famine followed by seven years of plenty