Joseph is sent for to expound it.
He is appointed to a situation of trust in the land.
His brethren arrive and do not recognise him.
They ask for corn and he requires them to bring their youngest brother as the condition of his giving it to them.
The goods they had brought to barter are returned to their sacks.
Benjamin is sent back.
Joseph discovers himself to him.
Joseph places the king’s drinking-cup in his brother’s pack.
Accuses them all of the theft.
Takes Benjamin as a bondsman for the theft.