Article January 1, 2004 Issue

Joseph in Egypt

By Jenny Sawyer,—USA

Joseph was frightened. His own brothers had just sold him to a group of traveling merchants. Who were these men? Where were they going?

As it turned out, Joseph was being taken to Egypt. Life was different there — and a lot lonelier — than what Joseph had known back in Canaan. He missed his family.

But the biggest difference was that Joseph was now a slave. His master was a man named Potiphar, an officer of the king of Egypt.

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