Jacob sent his sons to Egypt to buy grain, once again. Jacob reluctantly agreed to allow his beloved son Benjamin to accompany them, sending a gift and double the money needed to buy the grain. 

Jacob sends his ten oldest sons to Egypt to buy grain during a famine, unaware that the Egyptian official in charge of grain distribution is actually Joseph, his long-lost son whom the brothers had sold into slavery almost two decades prior.&nb...

Joseph's rise to power in Egypt after interpreting Pharaoh's dreams. 

This chapter describes Joseph's interpretation of dreams for two fellow prisoners, the chief cupbearer and chief baker, who were imprisoned by Pharaoh. 

Genesis 39 depicts the trials and tribulations Joseph endured in Egypt, including being unjustly imprisoned for refusing to betray his master and sin against God.