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Strange Friends in Strange Places - Riddles

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Eight clues about Joseph

by Nathalie Charles
1

I’m a dream made in a river—seven I feed, then seven I starve. Who am I describing when I speak of times of plenty and famine?

Hints

The word is a common link to prophetic meaning in the story.

What is a vivid image that conveys a message?

Think about what Pharaoh saw in his night visions.

2

I tell of a plan: store one-fifth of Egypt’s grain to save many days of want. Who proposed this preparation?

Hints

It wasn’t a magician or sorcerer this time.

This person interpreted dreams and gave wise counsel.

The planner was a trusted prisoner who rose to power.

3

A servant recalls a man who once helped him understand dreams in a place of confinement. Who is this helper?

Hints

He is the same person who later speaks to Pharaoh.

The helper was in prison at the time.

4

This person could not interpret dreams at first, yet a higher power could. Whose God can reveal meanings that others cannot?

Hints

Think about the source of true wisdom in the story.

The interpreter credits a higher source, not himself.

5

A king seeks the meaning of dreams and learns the truth after listening to a trusted advisor. Name the nation that faced a long famine after this event.

Hints

The dreams led to a plan that saved a whole country.

Pharaoh ruled this land in the Genesis narrative.

6

A moral test: love in action is shown when promises are kept and friends are remembered. Which proverb anchors this lesson?

Hints

It is a verse often cited in this week’s readings.

It’s a biblical verse about friendship and fidelity.

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