Genesis Part 28: Joseph Interprets Pharaoh's Dreams

Joseph's time in prison changes dramatically when Pharaoh experiences disturbing dreams that none of his wise men can interpret. Remembering Joseph's skill, the cupbearer recommends him to Pharaoh, who urgently summons him from the dungeon. Presented before Pharaoh, Joseph interprets the dreams as divine revelations of forthcoming abundance followed by severe famine. He advises Pharaoh to prepare by storing surplus grain during the years of plenty. Impressed by Joseph's wisdom and insight, Pharaoh appoints him as the Vizier of Egypt, placing him in charge of the entire land. This sudden elevation from prisoner to prime minister illustrates the theme of divine providence and the rewards of righteousness and wisdom. Joseph's strategic management during the years of plenty saves Egypt and surrounding regions from disaster, solidifying his status as a key figure in biblical history. Help spread the light by liking, sharing, and subscribing. Drop a Prayer hand emoji in the comments to show your support and share your thoughts!"