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C.R.S Take-Home Assignment: Name: Umezurike Kingdavid Class: Ss1 Bronze

Pharaoh's dreams led to Joseph's promotion to second in command after Joseph interpreted the dreams, attributing the meaning to God's revelation. Joseph's leadership qualities include unwavering integrity and character, as well as humility, which made him a respected and relatable leader. The story illustrates God's influence in governance and the importance of ethical leadership.

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C.R.S Take-Home Assignment: Name: Umezurike Kingdavid Class: Ss1 Bronze

Pharaoh's dreams led to Joseph's promotion to second in command after Joseph interpreted the dreams, attributing the meaning to God's revelation. Joseph's leadership qualities include unwavering integrity and character, as well as humility, which made him a respected and relatable leader. The story illustrates God's influence in governance and the importance of ethical leadership.

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C.R.

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TAKE-HOME
ASSIGNMENT
NAME: UMEZURIKE KINGDAVID
CLASS: SS1 BRONZE
Question
1) Discuss how Pharaoh’s dream led to Joseph being
promoted to the position of second in command.
2) Mention any two leadership qualities of Joseph that
leaders of today should emulate

Answer

1) Hearing of Joseph’s reputation for dream interpretation,


Pharaoh calls Joseph out of prison to hear how
his dreams might be interpreted. Joseph emphasizes
throughout that God has revealed the meaning of his dreams to
him. Pharaoh recognizes the interpretation as the work of the
Spirit of God, acclaims Joseph as a discerning and wise person,
and elevates him to a position second in command to his own.
As the prime minister, Joseph carries out the economic reforms
needed to prevent the disasters that Pharaoh’s dreams
portend.

This story emphasizes the ways in which God works outside the
religious sphere, especially in economic and governmental
matters. On the one hand, God works in and through Pharaoh,
including his dreams, to bring the wise and discerning Joseph
into a position of power; God is not only at work to good effect
in the lives of the chosen people. And then God works in and
through Joseph in the management of the Egyptian economy,
demonstrating the divine concern for the well-being of all
peoples in every facet of their lives
2a) Integrity and Character: Joseph consistently demonstrated
unwavering integrity and character, even in the face of
temptation and betrayal. He resisted the advances of Potiphar's
wife and remained faithful to God, even when faced with unjust
imprisonment. This unwavering commitment to his values
instilled trust and respect, making him a leader worthy of
emulation.
b) Humility: Despite his rise to power and influence, Joseph
remained humble and never sought personal glory. He
acknowledged his limitations and always credited God for his
success, which further enhanced his credibility and made him a
relatable leader.

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