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Kids & Teens

December 13, 2001

A Portion of Parshat Mikketz




"Joseph King of Dreams" © Dreamworks LLC.

"Joseph King of Dreams" © Dreamworks LLC.

Do you remember your dreams? In both last week's and this week's parshot, dreams play a big part in the story. First, Joseph dreams that the sun, the moon and 11 stars are bowing down to him. His 11 brothers get very angry with him. They say, "Is that what you think? That we are going to bow down to you?"

In Mikketz, Pharoah dreams, too, first about cows, and then about stalks of grain. After Joseph interprets the dreams for Pharoah, he is freed from prison and soon becomes the grand vizier of Egypt. His brothers come down to Egypt looking for food, and they end up bowing down to him. Finally, the dreams that Joseph had 20 years before came true.

Some people keep a "dream journal" near their beds, so that they can write their dreams down as soon as they get up, before they forget them. You might want to try this, too. You never know what you might learn about yourself from your dreams.

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