How is Joseph's story a foreshadowing of Christ's experience?

The experiences of Joseph serve as a powerful foreshadowing of Christ's redemptive work. Joseph was loved by his father, much like Jesus, who is the beloved Son of God. Both were betrayed by their own people—Joseph by his brothers and Jesus by Judas. Joseph was sold for 20 pieces of silver, while Christ was sold for 30, both incidents occurring at the hands of one named Judah or Judas. Just as Jacob mourned the loss of Joseph, thinking him dead, so the disciples mourned the death of Christ. Ultimately, Joseph's rise to power in Egypt to save his people mirrors Christ's victorious resurrection and His role as Savior.