Die Bibel im Bild #11
This volume from the Die Bibel im Bild series adapts the biblical story of Joseph and the Israelites' enslavement in Egypt, focusing on the period when Abraham's descendants grow into a nation under oppression. It collects a sequence of illustrated panels that depict key events from Genesis and Exodus, including Joseph's rise in Egypt and the early chapters of the Exodus narrative. The Deutsche Bibelstiftung edition presents these stories in a sequential art format aimed at making the biblical text accessible through visual storytelling.
In der Grube follows Jacob’s long-awaited reunion with his father Isaac, a moment tinged with quiet hope. As Joseph’s gift for dream interpretation draws both wonder and resentment, his brothers’ jealousy begins to stir—setting a fragile peace on edge.
In "Der gestohlene Becher," Joseph’s brothers return to Egypt with Benjamin, hoping to settle their past. When Simeon is released, the brothers are arrested upon their return journey, accused of stealing a cup from the palace.
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