What do you feel are the key differences between their responses at these different times?

When you open the book file go to page 9 to see the Quran info 71-73 no outside source and follow the rubricExercises“Joseph”These exercises refer to the stories of Joseph in both the Old Testament and in the Qur’an (read for this class). Make sure you have reviewed both carefully before beginning. You need no special theological knowledge of either the Old Testament or the Qur’an for this exercise. As always, careful, independent observation is all that is expected. Use the textbook as your source for these texts.So follow the standard guidelines. You know the drill by now.1. Focus on Joseph’s family: look at the page numbers given here and make a list of at least 4 basic similarities between the relationships within and actions/attitudes of Joseph’s family in the Old Testament (vol A, pp. 180-181) and the Qur’an (vol. B, p. 88)2. Focus on the family: make a list of at least 4 basic differences between the relationships within and actions/attitudes of Joseph’s family in the Old Testament and the Qur’an. (use same page numbers at question #1)3. Focusing ONLY on the story in the Qur’an, examine the responses of Joseph’s father and brothers to Joseph, both before and after his time in Egypt. What do you feel are the key differences between their responses at these different times? Write at least two meaty paragraphs.4. Make a list of at least 4 basic similarities about Joseph’s experiences after he comes to Egypt in the Old Testament (vol. A, pp. 181-190) and in the Qur’an (Vol B., pp. 89-93).5. Make a list of at least 4 basic differences about Joseph’s experiences after he comes to Egypt in the Old Testament and in the Qur’an.6. Review the incident with the governor’s wife on p. 89. Explain in at least one detailed paragraph a point you think this incident makes about women. Explain your position clearly, and with reference to the details of the story.7. Considering only the story in the Qur’an, what do you think is the strongest point the narrative makes? Why do you think so?NOTE: Normally, in MLA, you italicize the title of books. But holy books are the exception to the rule. So you do not italicize Qur’an (or Koran) or Bible, when using them to refer to the scriptural books. Our translation is in prose (that is, not poetry), so when citing a quotation from it, you should give the page number in parentheses. D