1. Dreamers
Tuya is sold into an elite Egyptian household, first as a child’s companion and later as a servant whose security depends on the wishes of others. In Potiphar’s house she meets Joseph, a Hebrew enslaved by his brothers, and recognises in his dreams and integrity a…
2. Brothers
Famine drives Jacob’s sons to Egypt, where Simeon bows before a powerful official without recognising the brother he once helped sell. Joseph remembers the pit and years of servitude, while Simeon’s imprisonment leaves him dependent on Mandisa, a widowed interpreter who sees tenderness beneath his defiance.…
3. Journey
Manasseh expects his position as Joseph’s elder son to secure his place among both Egyptians and Hebrews, but Jacob’s blessing gives precedence to the younger Ephraim. The reversal deepens Manasseh’s resentment as Ephraim pursues courtly ambition and both brothers compete for belonging, honour and the affection…