Q. What did Jacob finally say?

A. If it must be so now, do this; take

presents of the best fruits of the land, take double money in your hand, and take also your brother. And God Almighty give you mercy before the man, that he may send away your other brother, and Benjamin. Ch. xliii, 11–14. Q. How was Joseph affected when he saw his brother Benjamin?

A. He sought where he might weep, and he entered into his chamber and wept there. Chap. xliii, 30.

THE CUP DISCOVERED.

Q. When they were ready to depart, what did he command his steward to do?

A. To fill their sacks, put back all their money, and to place his silver cup in Benjamin's sack. Chap. xliv, 1, 2.

After they had gone, what did he command his steward do?

To overtake them, and inquire why they had aken his silver cup. Chap. xliv, 4.

Q. Why did he do this?

A. To try their love for Benjamin.

Q. When it was found in Benjamin's sack, what did they do? A. They rent their clothes, and fell upon their faces before Joseph. Chap. xliv, 13.

Q. What did Joseph propose?

A. That Benjamin should remain a prisoner, and the rest return home. Chap. xliv, 17.

Q. What did Judah then inform Joseph?

A. Of his aged father; his grief over the death of his son Joseph; his great love for Benjamin; and that he would die if Benjamin did not return. Chap. xliv, 18-34.

Q. What did he offer to do?

A. To remain himself, and let Benjamin go back.

Q. What did Joseph now command?

A. That all the Egyptians should leave the room. Chap. xlv, 1.

Q. What did he then do?

A. He made himself known to his brethren.
Q. How was he affected?

A. He wept aloud.

Q. How were his brethren affected?

A. They were troubled at his presence. Chap. xlv, 3.

Q. How did he comfort them?

A. Be not grieved, said he, that ye sold me hither; for God did send me before you to preserve life. Chap. xlv, 5.

Q. What did he tell them to do?

A. To haste, and go up to his father, and to say, Thus saith thy son Joseph, God hath

made me lord of all Egypt; come down unto me, tarry not. Chap. xlv, 9.

Q. What did Joseph send to his father?

A. Wagons and provisions for the way. Chap. xlv, 21-23.

Q. How was Jacob affected when told that Joseph was alive?

A. His heart fainted, for he believed them not. Chap. xlv, 26.

Q. When he saw the wagons and provisions, what did he say? A. It is enough: Joseph my son is yet alive; I will go and see him before I die. Chap. xlv, 28. Q. How many of the descendants of Jacob went down to Egypt?

1. Seventy. Chap. xlvi, 26.

Q. How was Joseph affected when he met his father? A. He fell on his neck, and wept on his neck a good while. Chap. xlvi, 29.

Q. What did Jacob say?

A. Now let me die, since I have seen thy face, because thou art yet alive. Chap. xlvi, 30.

Where did Joseph place his father's family?

4. In the best of the land, in the land of Goshen. Chap. xlvii, 6.

. What word was brought to Joseph some time after this? A. That his father was sick. Chap. xlviii, 1.

Q. Whom did Joseph take with him to visit his father?
A. His two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim.

Q. How did Jacob receive them?

A. He kissed them, and embraced them. Chap. xlviii, 10.

Q. For what purpose did Jacob desire them to be brought near him?

A. That he might bless them. Chap. xlviii, 9.

2. What did Jacob say to Joseph as they stood before him? A. I had not thought to see thy face; and, lo! God hath showed me also thy seed. Chap. xlviii, 11.

2. For what purpose did Jacob call his sons together? .A. That he might tell them what should befall them in the last days. Chap. xlix, 1.

2. Where did he charge his sons to bury him? .A. In the cave of Machpelah, where Abraham and Isaac were buried. Chap. xlix, 29-32.

. What occurred when he had finished his address to his sons?

.1. He gathered up his feet into the bed, and yielded up the ghost. Chap. xlix, 33.

What was done to his body?

A. It was embalmed. Chap. 1, 2.

Q. Who went up to Canaan to bury him?

A. Joseph, and a great company of his brethren, and of the Egyptians. Chap. 1, 7.

Q. What request did his brethren make of Joseph upon the death of their father?

A. That he would forgive them for what they had done to him. Chap. 1, 17.

Q. What did Joseph say to them?
A. Fear not, I will nourish

you and your little ones: he comforted them, and spake kindly unto them. Chap. 1, 21.

Q. At what age did Joseph die?

A. At the age of one hundred and ten years. Chap. 1, 26.

Q. What did he assure his brethren before he died? A. That God would bring them out of that land, into the land which he sware to Abraham. Chap. 1, 24.

Q. What did he command them to do with his bones?

A. To carry them with them when they went up from Egypt. Chap. 1, 25.

Q. What was done with the body of Joseph?

A. It was embalmed, and put in a coffin. Chap. 1, 26.