To begin the narration, switch to Slide View and wiggle the mouse over the text on the slide. Please see the accompanying documentation for information about authoring scripts and the command syntax. A short summary is included in the next Notes page. You can put any text that you want right here as long as it is above the demarcation line below (you might want to think of it as the magic marker). ^*#{}#*^ SHOW james, james.acs, 83, 80 SAY Hello! SLIDE 2=SAY Why don’t we go to the next slide?

To begin the narration, move the cursor over the title. The Story of Joseph Genesis 37:12-36; 45:1-15 The Story of Joseph To begin the narration, switch to Slide View and wiggle the mouse over the text on the slide. The context of this study is about emotions, and particularly controlling anger. ^*#{}#*^ SHOW james, james.acs, 15,15 SAY Good morning, boys and girls! Welcome to Sunday School! Thanks for letting me join you today. PLAY Greet SAY I am James, your computer teacher for this morning. PLAY DoMagic1 SAY This month we’ll be talking about how we can live in ways that please God, PLAY Suggest SAY Today we’ll learn from the story of Joseph, how we can deal with anger. PLAY Explain SLIDE 3 = SAY We all get angry from time to time, but we please God when we control our anger and show forgiving spirits. To begin the narration, move the cursor over the title. NOTE: This is the version of the Presentation Narrator written specifically for Microsoft PowerPoint 97.

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 65,30 PLAY Read SAY Today’s story is found in the book of Genesis, chapter 37, verses 12 through 16, PLAY ReadContinued SAY and in chapter 45, verses 1 through 15. PLAY ReadReturn SAY And now, we begin the story of Joseph. PLAY Acknowledge PLAY LookRight SAY Jacob, the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham, was Joseph’s father. Jacob had given Joseph a coat that showed he was Jacob’s favorite son. PLAY Sad SAY Joseph’s proud attitude made his ten older brothers hate him. PLAY Explain SLIDE 4 = SAY Jacob said to Joseph, "Your brothers are grazing the sheep near {Shekem.=Shechem.} Go check on them."

^*#{}#*^ PLAY RestPose SAY The brothers had moved, and Joseph found them in Dotham. PLAY Blink SAY The brothers were angry when they saw him coming, and said: PLAY Explain SLIDE 5 = SAY "Here comes that dreamer! Let’s kill him and tell our father a wild animal did it."

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 2,30 PLAY Alert SAY Ruben was worried and said, "Don’t kill him! Throw him in this dry well." PLAY Explain SAY Ruben planned to free Joseph later. PLAY GestureLeft SAY The brothers angrily tore the hated robe from Joseph, threw him in the well, and sat down to eat. PLAY RestPose SLIDE 6 = SAY Joseph felt sad and afraid in the well.

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 20,35 PLAY GestureLeft SAY A caravan of merchants was passing by, with camels loaded with goods for Egypt. PLAY RestPose SAY Judah had an idea: "Let’s sell Joseph to the traders as a slave. We really shouldn’t kill him." PLAY Explain SAY They sold Joseph for about eight ounces of silver, and watched as the sad boy was led away. PLAY Sad SAY Ruben had been away. When he returned, he was upset to find Joseph gone. PLAY Confused SLIDE 7 = SAY "What can we do?" He asked.

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 70,30 PLAY Sad SAY The brothers killed a goat, and put blood on Joseph’s coat. They took it to their father, and said, We found this in the desert. PLAY GestureRight SLIDE 8 = SAY Jacob was sad and cried: "This is Joseph’s robe! Surely some wild animal has killed him."

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 25,30 PLAY LookLeft SLIDE 9 = SAY In Egypt, Joseph was sold to Potiphar. Years went by. He had worked hard and was no longer a slave.

^*#{}#*^ PLAY Explain SAY God had helped Joseph to interpret Pharoah’s dream. God was telling Pharoah that there would be seven years of plenty, followed by seven years of famine. PLAY Blink SLIDE 10 = SAY Pharoah had made Joseph a ruler of Egypt

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 80,35 PLAY GestureRight SLIDE 11 = SAY The famine had come into Egypt. Joseph had led the Egyptians to save grain for the famine, and was in charge of dispensing the grain to the people.

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 25,20 SAY Men came from Canaan to buy grain, and Joseph was surprised to see his brothers. PLAY GestureLeft SLIDE 12 = SAY He did not let them know who he was, at first.

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 5,15 SAY Joseph tested his brothers to see if they were still mean. PLAY Explain SLIDE 13 = SAY He had them bring Benjamin, the youngest brother, to him.

^*#{}#*^ PLAY DoMagic1 SAY Finally, Joseph could wait no longer. He cried out, "I am your brother Joseph!" PLAY Explain SLIDE 14 = SAY The brothers were afraid Joseph would punish them.

^*#{}#*^ SAY But Joseph was happy to see his brothers. They hugged, kissed, and cried together. PLAY Pleased SAY Joseph said: God has made me governor over Egypt, and sent me ahead of you to save our family. PLAY DoMagic1 SAY Go get my father. Pack up your families and possessions, and move to Egypt. PLAY Explain SLIDE 15 = SAY I will give you the best grazing land, and will provide for you, during the famine.

^*#{}#*^ PLAY Explain SAY What a happy reunion the brothers had as they forgave each other! PLAY DoMagic1 SAY Joseph’s brothers did not control their anger, and it led to pain, suffering, and fear. But Joseph chose to have a forgiving spirit, and controlled his anger, resulting in unity and joy. MOVE 20,50 SAY Now it’s your turn to help tell the story. SAY I will tell the same story again, but pause each time an emotion is mentioned. SAY Your job is to use facial expressions to show each of the emotions mentioned. PLAY Pleased SAY Ready? SLIDE 16 = SAY Here we go!

Hate Proud Angry Worried ^*#{}#*^ PLAY RestPose SAY Jacob had given Joseph a coat that showed he was Jacob’s favorite son. SAY Joseph’s proud attitude NEXT SAY made his ten older brothers hate him. SAY Jacob said to Joseph: "Your brothers are grazing the sheep near {Shekem.=Shechem.} Go check on them." PLAY Blink SAY The brothers had moved, and Joseph found them in Dothan. The brothers were angry SAY when they saw him coming and said: "Here comes that dreamer! Let’s kill him and tell our father a wild animal did it." Ruben was worried SLIDE 17 = SAY and said, "Don’t kill him! Throw him in this dry well." Ruben planned to free Joseph later.

Angrily Hated Sad Sad Afraid Upset ^*#{}#*^ PLAY Blink SAY The brothers angrily NEXT SAY tore the hated SAY \emp\ robe from Joseph, threw him in the well, and sat down to eat. Joseph felt sad SAY and afraid SAY in the well. A caravan was passing by, with camels loaded with goods for Egypt. Judah had an idea: "Let’s sell Joseph to the traders as a slave. We really shouldn’t kill him." SAY They sold Joseph for about eight ounces of silver, and watched as the sad boy SAY was led away. Ruben had been away. When he returned he was upset SLIDE 18 = SAY to find Joseph gone. "What can we do?" He asked.

Surprised Mean Sad ^*#{}#*^ PLAY Blink SAY The brothers killed a goat, and put blood on Joseph’s coat. They took it to their father, and said, "We found this in the desert." SAY Jacob was sad NEXT SAY and cried: "This is Joseph’s robe! Surely some wild animal has killed him." In Egypt, Joseph was sold to Potiphar. Years passed. He had worked hard, and was no longer a slave. Pharoah had made him a ruler. SAY A famine had come to the area. Joseph had led the Egyptians to save grain for the famine, and was in charge of dispensing it. SAY Men came from Canaan to buy grain, and Joseph was surprised SAY to see his brothers. He did not let them know who he was, but tested them to see if they were still mean. SLIDE 19 = SAY He had them bring Benjamin, the youngest brother, to him. Finally Joseph could wait no longer. He cried, "I am your brother Joseph!"

Afraid Happy Happy ^*#{}#*^ PLAY Blink SAY The brothers were afraid NEXT SAY Joseph would punish them. But Joseph was happy SAY to see his brothers. They hugged, kissed, and cried together. SAY Joseph said, "God has made me governor of Egypt, and sent me ahead of you to save our family. Go get my father. Pack up your families and possessions, and move to Egypt. I will give you the best grazing land, and will provide for you, during the famine." SAY What a happy reunion SLIDE 20 = SAY the brothers had as they forgave each other!

^*#{}#*^ MOVE 40,40 SAY You did a great job showing expressions of emotion. PLAY Congratulate SAY Remember, emotions are important -- \pau=300\ everyone has them, and they help us as we live. But emotions can get out of control, or get in the way of our relationship to God or to other people. PLAY Explain SAY Anger, especially, if it is not controlled, or is allowed to build up inside, causes bad actions and unhappiness. Pray to God that you can control your anger in a way that pleases Him. PLAY Acknowledge SAY That’s it for today! Thanks for inviting me to come to Sunday School. PLAY Wave SAY See you soon! HIDE