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| No. | JOSEPH | JESUS |
| 1 | He was loved by his father (Genesis 37:3) | He was the beloved Son of the Father (Matthew 3:17) |
| 2 | He suffered as a servant (Genesis 37:2) | He was called the suffering servant (Zechariah 3:8, Isaiah 42:1) |
| 3 | He was loved and exalted above his brethren (Genesis 37:3) | He was loved and exalted above the brethren (Hebrews 1:9) |
| 4 | He was hated by his brothers because he had a dream of ruling over them (Genesis 37:4,8) | He was hated because one day He will be ruling and reigning over all (John 7:3, Luke 19:4) |
| 5 | He was rejected by his brothers (Genesis 37:4) | His own rejected Him, “they received Him not” (John 1:11) |
| 6 | Hatred for him grew worse (Genesis 37:4-5,8) | Hatred for Him grew progressively worse throughout His ministry (Matt Mark Luke John) |
| 7 | He was “likened” to a sheaf of wheat” (Genesis 37:7) | He is the “first head of grain” in the wave/sheaf offering (Leviticus 23:11-12) The rest of the sheaf is composed of the tombs of the saints that were opened after His resurrection. |
| 8 | Joseph is like the First Fruit in a sheaf in that his “arose” | Jesus is the First Fruit of those who rose from the dead and is part of the sheaf (wave) offering. |
| 9 | Israel (Jacob) will bow down to him (Genesis 37:10) | All Israel will bow down to Him (Romans 11:26) |
| 10 | He was rebuked by his natural father (Genesis 37:10) | He was rebuked by his mother and father at the temple (Luke 2:48) |
| 11 | Joseph was cast into an empty pit (Genesis) | Jesus was buried in an empty pit (Gospels) |
| 12 | His father “observed the saying” (Genesis 37:11) | His mother “pondered His saying” (Luke 2:19,51) |
| 13 | Sent on a mission to his brethren (Genesis 37:13-14) | Sent to earth for His brethren (Galatians 4:4-5) |
| 14 | Sent to Shechem (meaning “Shoulder”) a worldly and wicked place (Genesis 37:14) | Sent to the world, a wicked place (John 3:16) |
| 15 | Sent because his brothers may be lost (Genesis 37:14-15) | Sent to seek and to save those which are lost (Luke 19:10) |
| 16 | A plot to kill him when they see him from afar (Genesis 37:18) | They plotted how they might kill Him (Matthew 21) |
| 17 | They wanted to kill him for his prophetic dreams (Genesis 37:20) | Crucified Him for the words He spoke from God (John 12:48) |
| 18 | Rueben tries to appease his brothers (Genesis 37:21-22) | Pilate tries to appease the Jews, Jesus’ brethren (John 19:11) [The word “brethren” is used for Jews] |
| 19 | Rueben had to save him at the last minute (Genesis 37:21) | Pilate tried to stop Jesus’ death until the last minute (John 19:4) |
| 20 | He was stripped of his coat (Genesis 37: 23) | He was stripped of his robe (Matthew 27:28) Or…He was stripped of His clothes. |
| 21 | He was cast into an empty pit (Genesis 37:24) | He was placed into an empty tomb (Mark 15:46) |
| 22 | Put in pit, resurrected (taken out of the pit) then taken to Egypt (the gentile world) | Put in the grave, resurrected, then the gospel taken to the gentile world. |
| 23 | They sat down after leaving him for dead (Genesis 37:25) | They sat down after He was crucified (Matthew 27:36) |
| 24 | They said; “He’s our brother and our flesh” (Genesis 37:27) | “We’re members of His body, flesh and bones” (Ephesians 5:30) |
| 25 | Betrayed and sold for pieces of silver (Genesis 37:28) | Was betrayed and sold for pieces of silver (Matthew 26:15) |
| 26 | Had his coat dipped in blood (Genesis 37:31) | “Dressed in a robe dipped in blood” (Revelation 19:13, Isaiah 63:2) |
| 27 | They lied about his death because he was alive (Genesis 37:32) | They were paid to lie about Him, He was alive (Matthew 28:13-15) |
| 28 | All things committed to him by his master (Genesis 39:8) | All things committed to Jesus by His Father (Luke 10:22) |
| 29 | Had his garments taken off (Genesis 39:13) | Had his garments taken off (John 19-23) |
| 30 | Was falsely accused (Genesis 39:14) | Was falsely accused (Luke 23:14) |
| 31 | Did not defend himself against the charges (Genesis 39:20) | Did not defend himself against the charges (Matthew 27:12-14) |
| 32 | Was given favor in the sight of God and man (Genesis 39:21) | Was in in favor with God and man (Luke 2:52) |
| 33 | Was in prison next to two criminals (Genesis 40:3) | Was on the cross with two criminals (Luke 23:39-43) |
| 34 | One prisoner perishes, one is saved (Genesis 40:13) | One thief perishes, the other is saved (Luke 23:43) |
| 35 | Foretells the raising up after three days (Genesis 40:13) | Foretells His raising to life after three days (Matthew 16:21) |
| 36 | Tells the cupbearer to remember him after he’s raised up (Genesis 40:14) | Tells them to remember Him with the cup after He’s raised (Luke 22:19) |
| 36 | Tells the cupbearer he’s done nothing to be put in the dungeon (Genesis 40:15) | Pilate tells them He’s done nothing to be put on the cross (Luke 23:4) |
| 37 | Two dreams with two elements: the cup and the bread (Genesis 40:16-17) | Two elements at the last supper; the cup and the bread (Luke 22:17-19 |
| 38 | Was clothed in the right garments and brought to Pharaoh (Genesis 41:14) | Clothes us in His righteousness when brought to Him (Galatians 3:27) |
| 39 | Points to God as the only one with the interpretation (Genesis 41:16) | Jesus always pointed to the Father for the glory (Matthew 5:16 |
| 40 | Prophetically reveals a seven-year famine (Genesis 41:27) | Is prophetically revealed in the 7-year tribulation (Revelation 5:5) |
| 41 | Was “a man in whom is the Spirit of God” (Genesis 41:37) | Was given the Spirit of God without limitation (John 3:34) |
| 42 | Went from the dungeon to the throne (Genesis 41:40) | Went from the tomb to the throne (Revelation 5:1) |
| 43 | Rode in the “second chariot” as they paid homage (Genesis 41:43) | The “second Person” of the trinity, and we pay homage (Matthew 3:17) |
| 44 | They were to bow their knee before him (Genesis 41:43) | Every knee will bow to Him (Philippians 2:10) |
| 45 | Joseph was offered gifts, spices, and myrrh (Gen 43:11) | Was offered gold, spices and myrrh (Matthew 2:11) |
| 46 | Is given authority over all people in the land of Egypt (Genesis 41:43) | Was granted authority over all people (John 17:2) |
| 47 | No one could do anything without his permission (Genesis 41:44) | Without Him we can do nothing (John 15:5) |
| 48 | Given a new name when he was raised up (Genesis 41:45) | Given a new name at His ascension (Philippians 2:6-9, Revelation 3:12) |
| 49 | TOOK AN EGYPTIAN BRIDE BEFORE THE 7-YEAR FAMINE (Genesis 41:45) A TYPE OF PRE-TRIBULATION RAPTURE. | Takes His gentile bride before the 7- year tribulation (John 3:29). All redeemers (Joseph) were married first to a gentile before going back and rescuing the Jews. (ie: Moses) |
| 50 | Was 30 years of age when he began his work (Genesis 41:46) | Was 30 years of age when He began His ministry (Luke 3:23) |
| 51 | Born sons come to him before the “7” year famine (Genesis 41:50): A TYPE OF PRE-TRIBULATION RAPTURE | Born again sons of God come to Him before the “7” year tribulation. |
| 52 | Firstborn son named “forget” (Genesis 41:51) | First born sinners but our sins are remembered no more (Psalm 203:12) |
| 53 | Second born son named “fruitful” (Genesis 41:52) | The second birth is fruit of righteousness through Him (Philippians 1:11) |
| 54 | Pharaoh told them to do whatever he says to do (Genesis 41:55) | Jesus’ mother told them to do whatever he says to do (John 2:5) |
| 55 | Was the only bread of life source for the world physically (Genesis 41:57) | Is the only source for the bread of life for the world spiritually (John 6:33) |
| 56 | All who come to him will live and not die (Genesis 42:2) | All who call upon Him will be saved (Romans 10:13) |
| 57 | Brothers come to him in the midst of the famine (Genesis 42:2) | Israel comes to Him in the midst of the tribulation (Daniel 9:27) |
| 58 | His brothers bow down to him (Genesis 42:6) | Israel, His brothers, will be saved and bow to Him (Romans 11:26) |
| 59 | His brothers don’t recognize him (Genesis 42:8) | His own didn’t recognize or receive Him (John 1:11) |
| 60 | Brothers keep lying about his death (Genesis 42:13) | Jews keep lying about his death and resurrection (Matthew 28:12-15) |
| 61 | Brothers are released from prison on the third day (Gen 42:17) | Jews will be restored on the third day (after 2,000 years) (Hosea 6:2 |
| 62 | Reuben said, “his blood is now required of us.” (Gen 42:22) | They said “Let His blood be upon us. (Matt 27:25) |
| 62a | They stood before Him (Gen 43:15) | They will stand before Him (Dan 11:16) |
| 62b | His brothers delayed in coming to him (Gen 43:10) | Israel delays coming to their true Messiah (Romans 11:26) |
| 63 | Desires to break bread with his brother in his home (Gen 43:16) | Desires to break bread with us in His Kingdom ( Luke 22:16) |
| 63a | Has an animal slain to prepare for a feast (Genesis 43:16) | An animal was slain to prepare for the Passover feast (Mark 15:12) |
| 63b | The steward tells them, “Peace be with you, be not afraid (Genesis 43:23) | At His ascension He said “Peace be with you.” (John 20:26) |
| 64 | He is kind and gracious to his brothers in spite of their sins (Gen 43:29) | While we were yet sinners Jesus died for us an He loved us (Romans 5:8) |
| 65 | Weeps a second time (Genesis 43:31) | Weeps two times (John 11:35-Lazarus) (Luke 19:41-Jerusalem) |
| 65a | They looked in astonishment at each other because of him (Genesis 43:33) | They were astonished with Him and marveled (Matthew 8:27) |
| 66 | He serves his brothers (Gen 43:34) | He washes his disciples feet (John 13:5) |
| 67 | His cup was silver and would lead to their redemption (Gen 44:2) | His cup was for redemption, of which silver is a picture (Exodus 35:25-28) |
| 68 | Judah spoke as their advocate (Genesis 44:18) | From the Lion of the tribe of Judah comes our advocate (I John 2:1) |
| 69 | Judah offered himself as a substitution sacrifice (Gen 44:33) | From Judah, Jesus offered Himself as a substitution sacrifice (Eph 5:20 |
| 70 | He reveals Himself to His Jewish brethren (the circumcision-cutting away from the worldliness). Joseph wept. Then he gives them the green pastures of Goshen. | At the end of the 7 year tribulation (famine) Jesus reveals Himself to His brethren (the Jews). They see His piercing. He then gives them the millennium (pastures of Goshen) |
| 71 | Joseph knows who they are, but they don’t know who Joseph is, he looks like an Egyptian. He does not reveal himself until they repented. | Jesus knew them but they didn’t know who He was. He will not reveal Himself until they repent. Today, Jesus looks like a Christian to a Jew. |
| 72 | He couldn’t refrain himself any longer and he cut the process short. (Genesis 45:1) | For the sake of the elect , the days are cut short. (Matthew 24:22) |
| 72a | He stops hiding himself when his brothers confess their sin (Genesis 45:2) | He stops hiding His face when their is a confession of sins (Hosea 5:15) |
| 73 | His brothers were dismayed when they looked at him (Genesis 45:3) | His brothers will mourn when they look at Him (Zechariah 12:10) |
| He reveals himself to his brothers (Genesis 45:3) | He will reveal Himself to Israel (I Peter 1:20) | |
| 74 | He said , “come near to me”. (Genesis 45:4) | He says “come unto me” (Matthew 11:28) |
| 75 | God had sent him to Egypt (symbolic of the world) to save. (Gen 45:5) | Jesus was sent to the world to save. (Luke 19:10) |
| 76 | Jacob/Israel said, “my son is yet alive” (Gen 45:28) | They said, “Jesus, the son is alive” (Luke 24:23) |
| 77 | Israel believed and said of Joseph, “It is enough” (Genesis 45:28) | To all who believe, He says, “It is finished” (John 19:30) |
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