Genesis · Plain English Version

Genesis 40

1-2 Some time later, Joseph was still in jail in Egypt country. The big boss of Egypt country was called Pharaoh, and he had lots of men that worked for him. This story is about 2 of those men. The 1st man was Pharaoh’s wine-boss. He used to make wine and other special drinks for Pharaoh. The 2nd man was Pharaoh’s bread-boss. He used to cook bread and cakes for Pharaoh to eat. Both of those men were important workers in Pharaoh’s house. One day, that wine-boss and that bread-boss, they both did something that made Pharaoh really angry.

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8Then Joseph said, “Only God can tell people what dreams mean. Please tell me about your dreams. God will show me what they mean.”

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16The So the bread-boss talked to Joseph, and he said, “ I had a dream too. In my dream, there were 3 baskets of special bread on my head.

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