and transported from the verdant climes of Canaan to faraway Egypt. Sold to Potiphar, captain of the Pharaoh’s guard, Joseph proves to be an industrious and resourceful servant. Unfortunately ...

Potiphar trusted Joseph and left everything in his hands ... Joseph is given an Egyptian name by Pharaoh (who is like a God, at least in Egypt). And as we have seen above, Asenath’s father ...

Joseph in Egypt, which derived both unity and drama from the splendidly characterized wife of Potiphar. Nevertheless, Mann’s comic sense delightfully informs his narration of incidents which are ...

The story of Joseph in Egypt is one of the most challenging biblical ... He distinguishes himself as an administrator at Potiphar’s Egyptian court, but is denounced for a crime he didn’t ...

Today, many Christians refer to Joseph as a model ... fleeing from the unwanted advances of Potiphar’s wife. Still others focus on his rise to leadership in Egypt, demonstrating how influence ...

He is purchased by Potiphar where thwarting advances ... The most powerful man in Egypt, Pharaoh is considered a god on earth. When Joseph interprets his dreams, he promotes him to one of the ...

It ends with Joseph in Egypt, with the episode of attempted seduction by Potiphar’s wife and the resulting imprisonment. And despite interpreting the butler’s dream leading to his ...

After being sold into slavery by the brothers, he ingratiates himself with Egyptian noble Potiphar ... the Pharaoh. As Joseph strives to resolve Egypt's famine, he becomes Pharaoh's right-hand ...

sing about Mrs. Potiphar’s wandering eye while a guard, played by Ben Searfoss, looks on in Bethlehem Catholic High School’s Freddy production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor ...