What did Pharaoh dream? About seven fat kine, or cows, and seven lean cows (Gen. xli). What did Joseph do with the grain he gathered during the seven years of plenty? Put in great store houses. Why did his brothers come to Joseph in Egypt during the famine? That they might get food (Gen. xlii). Did his father, Jacob, and family go to live in Egypt? Yes. How old was Joseph when he died? 110 years (Gen. l: 26). How long did Jacob's descendants remain in Egypt? A little more than two hundred years. Why did they desire to leave Egypt? Because of the oppressions and cruelty of Pharaoh (Ex. i: 8, 14). Whom did God raise up to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt? Moses. How long did they wander in the wilderness? Forty years. Was Moses permitted to enter the Promised Land? No. Who led the Children of Israel into the Land of Canaan, which was the Promised Land? Joshua. How did the Children of Israel cross the Red Sea and the Jordan? The waters were divided and they crossed "dry shod." Who was the strongest man? Samson. Who was the meekest man? Moses. Who, as a ruler, was a man after God's own heart? David. Who built the Temple? Solomon. Who went to Heaven in a chariot of fire? Elijah. On whom did the mantle of Elijah fall? Elisha. Who was swallowed by the great fish? Jonah (Jonah i: 17). Who destroyed the Temple and Jerusalem and carried the Children of Israel into captivity? Nebuchadnezzar (2 Kings 24, 25). Where did he take them? To Babylon (2 Kings 25). How long were they captive in Babylon? Seventy years. Who interpreted Nebuchadnezzar's dream? Daniel. How did Nebuchadnezzar reward Daniel? Made him ruler over Babylon (Daniel ii: 48, 49). What were the names of Daniel's three friends? Hananiah, Mishael and Azariah. What heathen names were given them instead? Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego (Daniel i: 6, 7). What befell the three friends of Daniel? They were cast into the burning fiery furnace. Why were they cast into this furnace? Because they refused to fall down and worship a great golden image which Nebuchadnezzar, the King, had set up in the plain of Dura. Were they consumed in the furnace? No, God delivered them (Daniel iii). What befell Daniel years later, when Darius was King? He was cast into the den of lions (Daniel vi). Why was he cast into the den of lions? Because he prayed to the true God.