ميناء بنجامين

Joseph hosts his brothers at a lavish Egyptian meal, testing their hearts before revealing his identity. The young Benjamin smiles at the table as an honored serving is placed before him, while the brothers sit among bread, fruit, cups, and prepared dishes in an Egyptian dining room. Joseph appears in Egyptian dress at the raised table, watching the family he has not yet openly embraced.

The scene reflects Genesis 43, where Joseph orders a meal for his brothers and gives Benjamin a portion five times greater than the others. The moment carries the tension of hidden mercy: Joseph is not seeking revenge, but discerning whether jealousy still rules his brothers as it once did when they sold him. Benjamin’s larger portion becomes a quiet test of repentance, brotherly love, and God’s providence moving the family of Israel toward preservation in Egypt.