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Pharaoh was the king of Egypt when Moses asked him to free God’s people.

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Pharaoh’s two related dreams in Genesis 41: seven healthy and thin cows and seven full and scorched ears of grain near the Nile or palace.

Pharaoh’s Two Dreams

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Baby Moses resting in a papyrus basket coated with bitumen and pitch among the reeds beside the Nile while his sister watches from a distance.

Moses Hidden in the Basket

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers in his Egyptian residence; Benjamin embraces him while the brothers listen.

Joseph Reveals Himself to His Brothers

Genesis 42:1–45:28

Moses reverently approaches the burning bush at Horeb, where the angel of the LORD appears within flames that do not consume the bush; Moses removes his sandals on holy ground.

Moses Approaches the Burning Bush

Exodus 3:1–4:17

An Israelite family near its home prepares for the first Passover as an adult marks the doorway and lamb, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, staffs, and sandals represent the instructions in Exodus 12:1-13.

The Marked Doorway

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses leads the Israelites across dry ground between walls of water in the Red Sea while the pillar of cloud stands between Israel and the Egyptians.

A Safe Path Through the Sea

Exodus 14:1-31

Joseph stands before Pharaoh in a palace, with servants nearby, respectfully indicating that God gives the answer to Pharaoh’s dreams.

Joseph Gives God the Credit

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Pharaoh’s daughter discovers baby Moses in a basket among the reeds beside the Nile, with a servant and attendants nearby.

A Compassionate Discovery

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Judah speaks before Joseph in Joseph’s residence, offering to remain as a servant in Benjamin’s place while Benjamin and the other brothers stand nearby.

Judah Speaks Up for Benjamin

Genesis 42:1–45:28

Moses tending Jethro’s flock in the wilderness as he leads the animals toward Horeb, the mountain of God.

Moses Leads the Flock to Horeb

Exodus 3:1–4:17

An Israelite household inside a home in Egypt shares roasted meat, unleavened bread, and bitter herbs while dressed with sandals and staffs, ready for the Passover.

Ready for the Passover Meal

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses holding his staff and reassuring worried Israelites near the Red Sea, based on Exodus 14:13-14.

Stand Firm and Trust

Exodus 14:1-31

Joseph presents Pharaoh with a plan for seven years of abundant harvest followed by seven years of scarce food, including collecting one-fifth of the grain for storage.

A Plan for Abundance and Famine

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Moses’s sister asks Pharaoh’s daughter whether she should call a Hebrew woman to nurse baby Moses, leading to Moses’s mother caring for him.

A Brave Question

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Joseph’s brothers bow before Joseph and present gifts at his house in Egypt while Benjamin and Simeon are present and a meal is prepared at separate tables.

The Brothers Meet Joseph for a Meal

Genesis 42:1–45:28

Moses listens near the burning bush as the LORD tells him that he has seen, heard, and knows the Israelites’ suffering in Egypt and sends him to Pharaoh.

God Hears His People

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Israelite families gather in an Israelite house with unleavened bread and household items associated with removing leaven, representing the commanded festival in Exodus 12:14–20.

Remembering with Unleavened Bread

Exodus 12:1-32

The Israelites cross the Red Sea on dry ground with walls of water on both sides while a pillar of cloud stands between them and the Egyptians.

The Cloud Between the People

Exodus 14:1-31

Pharaoh presents Joseph with a signet ring, fine linen clothing, and a gold chain as he appoints Joseph over Egypt, with Pharaoh’s servants nearby.

Pharaoh Entrusts Joseph with Egypt

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Moses with his mother and Pharaoh’s daughter beside a water setting, representing Moses being welcomed as her son and named Moses because he was drawn from the water.

Moses Is Welcomed

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Moses instructs Israelite elders near their homes about using hyssop, basins, Passover animals, and marked doorways.

Moses Instructs the Elders

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses near the burning bush at Horeb as God promises to be with him when he goes to Pharaoh.

God Promises to Be With Moses

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses stretches out his hand with his staff toward the Red Sea as the LORD opens a dry path for the Israelites.

The Path Opens

Exodus 14:1-31

Joseph embraces Benjamin and weeps with his brothers inside Joseph’s residence in Egypt after revealing that he is Joseph.

Joseph Welcomes Benjamin

Genesis 42:1–45:28

Joseph supervises workers carrying abundant grain from Egyptian fields into city storehouses, with baskets, sacks, measuring tools, and records.

Joseph Stores the Harvest

Genesis 40:1–41:57

The Midwives Choose Courage from The Baby Moses Bible coloring page

The Midwives Choose Courage

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Jacob and his household hear that Joseph is alive while Egyptian wagons and provisions stand nearby in Canaan.

Jacob Sees the Wagons

Genesis 42:1–45:28

An Israelite family waits inside a home near a doorway marked according to Passover instructions, with hyssop or a basin nearby and a small lamp.

Waiting Safely Inside

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses asks God’s name at the burning bush, and God answers, “I AM WHO I AM” and “the LORD.”

God Reveals His Name

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Pharaoh and the Egyptian army approach the Israelites’ camp beside the Red Sea with horses, chariots, and horsemen.

The Army Approaches

Exodus 14:1-31

Joseph opens Egyptian grain storehouses as Egyptians and people from other lands come to buy measured grain during famine.

Food for the Famine

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Israelite workers carry construction materials while laboring on the store cities Pithom and Raamses in Egypt as the new king watches from a distance.

Unfair Work in Egypt

Exodus 1:8–2:10

Moses receives God’s instructions to gather Israel’s elders, announce God’s promise, and ask Egypt’s king for permission for the Israelites to worship in the wilderness.

A Message for Israel’s Elders

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses with Israelite elders and families bowing in worship near Passover preparations and doorways marked with blood applied using hyssop.

The People Bow and Worship

Exodus 12:1-32

The Israelites crossing the Red Sea on dry ground between walls of water, with Moses and the pillar of cloud present.

Walking on Dry Ground

Exodus 14:1-31

Joseph explains Pharaoh’s dreams of healthy and thin cows and ears of grain while pointing toward grain storehouses and a plan for preparation.

From Dream to Wise Preparation

Genesis 40:1–41:57

Moses listens to God near the burning bush as his staff, placed on the ground, becomes a snake.

The Staff Becomes a Sign

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Nighttime Bible illustration concept showing marked Israelite doorways, Israelite families safely indoors, and Egyptian homes in the distance with subdued signs of grief.

The Marked Homes Are Spared

Exodus 12:1-32

Pharaoh’s Egyptian horses, chariots, and horsemen pursue the Israelites inside the divided Red Sea, but the chariot wheels become clogged and difficult to move beneath the pillar of fire and cloud.

The Chariots Cannot Move

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses listening near the burning bush as the LORD promises to help him speak and teach him what to say.

God Will Help Moses Speak

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Pharaoh summons Moses and Aaron at night in Egypt and commands the Israelites to leave, worship the LORD, and take their flocks and herds.

Pharaoh Gives the Command

Exodus 12:1-32

Moses stretches out his hand as the Red Sea returns around the pursuing Egyptians, while the Israelites remain safe on dry ground.

The Waters Return

Exodus 14:1-31

Moses holding his staff near the burning bush while Aaron stands beside him as the helper God provides.

God Provides Aaron to Help Moses

Exodus 3:1–4:17

Moses and Aaron with Israelites near flocks and herds in an Egyptian courtyard as the people prepare after Pharaoh commands them to leave.

The People Prepare Their Flocks

Exodus 12:1-32

The Israelites and Moses stand on the seashore after crossing the Red Sea, recognizing the LORD’s rescue.

Israel Sees the Rescue

Exodus 14:1-31

Pharaoh faces Moses and Aaron as he orders Israel to leave Egypt, worship the LORD, and take their flocks and herds, while asking for a blessing.

A Final Request for Blessing

Exodus 12:1-32