Don't Just Sit There?

It's thirteen years now since Joseph was sold to the Ishmaelites. When the brothers arrive in Egypt, they meet beardless, clean-shaven Joseph, dressed in flowing white linen decked with gold, speaking the language of the Egyptians. Unaware that he is their brother, they bow before him with their faces to the ground. A gesture of submission that is necessary for their survival. When Joseph recognizes his brothers, he remembers his dream. But then he tests his brothers to see their sincerity by accusing them of being spies.

Something is going on in Joseph's heart. The memories of his painful experience. Will Joseph overcome the temptation to revenge now that he is in power?