How does the story of Joseph parallel Christ's redemptive work?

The story of Joseph serves as a powerful typology of Christ's redemptive work. Joseph was rejected by his brothers, falsely accused, and suffered greatly, similar to Christ who was despised and crucified for our sins. Despite this, Joseph was exalted and became the instrument of salvation for his family, which represents how Christ, after His suffering, was exalted by God the Father to provide salvation for all His elect. Just as Joseph used his authority to save many during a famine, Christ utilizes His resurrection power to save His people from eternal hunger, offering forgiveness and righteousness. Both figures illustrate how God orchestrates suffering and triumph to fulfill His divine purpose of redemption.