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Friday, June 6, 2025

Joseph Virtue Games and Review and Answers Complete

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Roll once to Move

Print Game Boards for Every 4 Kid Group

This will include Review Questions and Announcement Scenarios

Use one die

I played this game the easy way - kids loved it - good game

Easy:

Answer Review Question - Gets to Roll.

Yellow Gets Star and Review Question.

Blue Draws a Card. Find the # on the Review Page.

Quote Your Memory Verse - Bible Verse - Get a star.

Land on End- Is there anything you need to forgive?

You are stuck if you can not forgive.

First one to forgive wins.

Stars earn a prize.

Harder:

Every Blue Space Draws 2 Card.

Every Green Space Gets a Review Question.

Every Yellow Space Earns a Star. - roll

Every Red Space Wins 12 points per Correct Answer - roll

Correct Answer Earn. 10pts

Most Total Points and Stars Wins.

MoMe Means Move Me,

Do You End Now or Forgive? -

You Can't Continue Unless You Forgive.

You Will Lose Your Stars if You

Will Not Forgive.

Print 3 Sheets of Cards, Number the Cards 1to 30 and Cut Them Out All the Same Size.

When the Number is Drawn Refer to Your Key by Finding the Number.

Cut these into squares - Earn on yellow -

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions for 2 Peter 1:4-9

1. "Through these he has given us his very great and precious ________, so that through them you may participate in the ________ nature, having escaped the corruption in the world caused by evil ________." (2 Peter 1:4)

2. "For this very reason, make every effort to add to your faith ________; and to goodness, ________; and to knowledge, ________." (2 Peter 1:5-6)

3. "And to self-control, ________; and to perseverance, ________; and to godliness, ________." (2 Peter 1:6-7)

4. "For if you possess these qualities in increasing measure, they will keep you from being ________ and ________ in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ." (2 Peter 1:8)

5. "But whoever does not have them is ________ and ________, forgetting that they have been cleansed from their past ________." (2 Peter 1:9)

Here’s a list of review questions about the Bible story of Joseph

Review Questions about Joseph

1. What special gift did Joseph receive from his father, Jacob?

2. Why were Joseph’s brothers jealous of him?

3. What were Joseph’s two dreams, and what did they symbolize?

4. How did Joseph’s brothers react to his dreams?

5. What did Joseph’s brothers do to him out of jealousy?

6. How did Joseph end up in Egypt?

7. What role did Joseph eventually take in Potiphar’s household?

8. Why was Joseph thrown into prison, even though he was innocent?

9. How did Joseph interpret the dreams of Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker?

10. What was Pharaoh’s dream, and how did Joseph interpret it?

11. How did Joseph’s interpretation of Pharaoh’s dream save Egypt?

12. What position of authority did Pharaoh give to Joseph?

13. How did Joseph’s brothers come to Egypt, and why?

14. How did Joseph test his brothers when they came to buy grain?

15. What lesson about forgiveness did Joseph demonstrate when he revealed himself to his brothers?

Review Questions from the Story about Ben

1. What challenge did **Ben** face in the story?

2. How did **Ben initially react** when he was hurt by his friend?

3. What lesson about **forgiveness** did Ben learn by the end of the story?

4. How did Ben’s attitude **change** after he decided to forgive?

5. What Bible verse best connects to Ben’s experience with **forgiveness and growth**?

6. Why is forgiveness **important in relationships**?

7. What might have happened if Ben **had chosen not to forgive**?

8. How can we apply Ben’s **lesson on forgiveness** in our own lives?

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Absolutely, George! Here's your **answer sheet** with the same **KJV 1611** wording you've been using, covering **Ben’s story, Joseph’s story, and the fill-in-the-blank verses from 2 Peter 1:4-9**.

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Answer Sheet for Review Questions:

Answers for Story About Ben

1. **Ben’s challenge:** Struggled with forgiving his friend.

2. **Initial reaction:** He was hurt and upset, not wanting to forgive.

3. **Lesson learned:** Forgiveness brings peace and healing.

4. **Change in attitude:** He chose to forgive and reconcile with his friend.

5. **Bible verse connection:** 2 Peter 1:4-9 (virtues like perseverance, self-control, and love).

6. **Importance of forgiveness:** Strengthens relationships and helps spiritual growth.

7. **If Ben hadn’t forgiven:** He would have remained hurt and distant from his friend.

8. **Applying the lesson:** Choosing to forgive those who hurt us, just as Jesus forgave.

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Answers for Bible Story of Joseph

1. **Special gift:** A coat of many colours.

2. **Brothers’ jealousy:** Joseph was favoured by Jacob and had prophetic dreams.

3. **Joseph’s dreams:** His brothers' sheaves bowed to his sheaf; the sun, moon, and stars bowed to him—symbolizing leadership.

4. **Brothers’ reaction:** Anger and resentment.

5. **What they did:** Sold Joseph into slavery.

6. **Joseph in Egypt:** Became a servant in Potiphar’s house.

7. **Joseph’s role in Potiphar’s house:** Overseer of Potiphar’s possessions.

8. **Reason for imprisonment:** Falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife.

9. **Cupbearer and baker:** Joseph interpreted their dreams correctly.

10. **Pharaoh’s dream:** Seven fat kine and seven lean kine—representing years of plenty and famine.

11. **Saving Egypt:** Joseph’s wisdom led to storing food for the famine.

12. **Joseph’s position:** Second-in-command under Pharaoh.

13. **Brothers coming to Egypt:** They needed food during the famine.

14. **Joseph’s test:** Hidden silver cup in Benjamin’s sack.

15. **Lesson on forgiveness:** Joseph chose to forgive his brethren instead of seeking revenge.

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Answers for Fill-in-the-Blank Verses (2 Peter 1:4-9 – KJV 1611)

1. "Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious **promises**, that by these ye might be partakers of the **divine** nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through **lust**." (2 Peter 1:4)

2. "And beside this, giving all diligence, add to your faith **virtue**; and to virtue **knowledge**; and to knowledge **temperance**." (2 Peter 1:5-6)

3. "And to temperance **patience**; and to patience **godliness**; and to godliness **brotherly kindness**." (2 Peter 1:6-7)

4. "For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be **barren** nor **unfruitful** in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ." (2 Peter 1:8)

5. "But he that lacketh these things is **blind**, and cannot see afar off, and hath forgotten that he was purged from his old **sins**." (2 Peter 1:9)

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Joseph’s Journey: A Story of Faith and Virtue

You'd never think this man ever had any problems. Born with a silver spoon?

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Joseph’s Journey: A Story of Faith and Virtue

A Story of Trust, Perseverance, and Redemption

Joseph was the beloved son of Jacob, and he had eleven brothers. But Joseph was different—he carried a heart full of faith, and God had given him a special gift: the ability to interpret dreams.

Faith: Joseph believed in God’s plan, even when life seemed unfair.

One night, Joseph had a dream—he saw his brothers’ bundles of wheat bowing down to his own. When he told them, they became jealous. "Do you think you’ll rule over us?" they sneered. Their jealousy grew stronger, and soon, they plotted against him.

One day, while Joseph was sent to check on his brothers in the fields, they grabbed him and threw him into a deep, dark pit. Instead of leaving him there, they sold him as a slave to traders heading toward Egypt.

Joseph felt betrayed, alone, and afraid, but even in the darkest moments, he held onto faith.

Life in Egypt:

In Egypt, Joseph was sold to Potiphar, an important official in Pharaoh’s court. Though he was a slave, Joseph worked hard and honestly. Soon, Potiphar trusted him with everything in his household.

Patience & Self-Control: Joseph didn’t let anger or bitterness take over—he trusted God’s timing.

Trouble came again. Potiphar’s wife falsely accused Joseph of wrongdoing, and he was thrown into prison. Another unfair moment! Yet, Joseph did not lose hope. Even in prison, he remained faithful and helped others.

Wisdom Revealed:

One day, Pharaoh’s servants were imprisoned, and they had strange dreams. Joseph interpreted their dreams, and soon, Pharaoh himself heard about his wisdom.

Pharaoh had a troubling dream—seven fat cows were eaten by seven skinny cows. No one could explain it, but Joseph said, "God has revealed the meaning: Egypt will have seven years of plenty, followed by seven years of famine."

Wisdom & Kindness: Joseph used his God-given gift to help others, even in difficult times.

Pharaoh was amazed! He made Joseph ruler over Egypt, second only to himself.

Forgiveness & Redemption:

Years later, the famine struck, and Joseph’s brothers came to Egypt seeking food. They did not recognize him, but Joseph knew them. He had a choice—revenge or forgiveness.

Instead of punishing them, Joseph forgave his brothers. He said, "What you meant for evil, God used for good." He welcomed them, provided for them, and reunited his family.

Lessons from Joseph’s Journey:

Joseph’s story teaches us that:

· Faith helps us trust God even when life is hard.

· Patience reminds us that God’s timing is perfect.

· Wisdom helps us make good choices.

· Kindness and forgiveness bring healing and peace.

No matter the challenges we face, God is always working for our good!

Prayer for Faith and Strength:

Dear God,

Thank You for Joseph’s story. Help me to have faith like Joseph. Help me to trust You in hard times. Give me wisdom to make good choices. Teach me to forgive and show kindness. I know You have a great plan for my life. I will follow You always.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Invitation to Know the Savior

Just as God worked through Joseph’s life, He is working in your life too! Jesus offers love, forgiveness, and eternal life to all who believe in Him.

If you want to know Jesus, you can pray:

“Jesus, I believe in You. I know You love me. Please come into my heart and lead my life. I want to follow You forever. Amen.”

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