And it came to pass after
these things,
that the butler
of the king
of Egypt
and his baker
had offended
their lord
the king
of Egypt.
chief cup-bearer
ἀρχιοινοχόος
archioinochoos
chief baker
ἀρχισιτοποιὸς
archisitopoios
And Pharaoh
was wroth
against
two
of his officers,
against the chief
of the butlers,
and against the chief
of the bakers.
And he put
them in ward
in the house
of the captain
of the guard,
into the prison,
the place
where Joseph
was bound.
And the captain
of the guard
charged
Joseph
with them, and he served
them: and they continued a season
in ward.
And they dreamed
a dream
both of them,
each man
his dream
in one
night,
each man
according to the interpretation
of his dream,
the butler
and the baker
of the king
of Egypt,
which were bound
in the prison.
each individually
ἑκάτερος
hekateros
chief cup-bearer
ἀρχιοινοχόος
archioinochoos
chief baker
ἀρχισιτοποιός
archisitopoios
And Joseph
came in
unto them in the morning,
and looked
upon them, and, behold, they were sad.
And he asked
Pharaoh's
officers
that were with him in the ward
of his lord's
house,
saying,
Wherefore look
ye so sadly
to day?
And they said
unto him, We have dreamed
a dream,
and there is no interpreter
of it. And Joseph
said
unto them, Do not interpretations
belong to God?
tell me
them, I pray you.
say
say
explanation
διασάφησις
diasaphēsis
And the chief
butler
told
his dream
to Joseph,
and said
to him, In my dream,
behold, a vine
was before me;
And in the vine
were three
branches:
and it was as though it budded,
and her blossoms
shot forth;
and the clusters
thereof brought forth ripe
grapes:
And Pharaoh's
cup
was in my hand:
and I took
the grapes,
and pressed
them into Pharaoh's
cup,
and I gave
the cup
into Pharaoh's
hand.
squeeze out
ἐξέθλιψα
exethlipsa
And Joseph
said
unto him, This is the interpretation
of it: The three
branches
are three
days:
Yet
within three
days
shall Pharaoh
lift up
thine head,
and restore
thee unto thy place:
and thou shalt deliver
Pharaoh's
cup
into his hand,
after the former
manner
when thou wast his butler.
chief cup-bearing
ἀρχιοινοχοΐαν
archioinochoian
cup-bearer
οἰνοχοῶν
oinochoōn
But think
on me when it shall be well
with thee, and shew
kindness,
I pray thee, unto me, and make mention
of me unto Pharaoh,
and bring me
out of this house:
For indeed I was stolen away
out of the land
of the Hebrews:
and here also have I done
nothing
that they should put
me into the dungeon.
When the chief
baker
saw
that the interpretation
was good,
he said
unto Joseph,
I also
was in my dream,
and, behold, I had three
white
baskets
on my head:
chief baker
ἀρχισιτοποιὸς
archisitopoios
say
bread-basket
κανᾶ
kana
of course meal
χονδριτῶν
chondritōn
And in the uppermost
basket
there was of all manner
of bakemeats
for Pharaoh;
and the birds
did eat
them out of the basket
upon
my head.
bread-basket
κανῷ
kanō
of baking
σιτοποιοῦ
sitopoiou
bird
πετεινὰ
peteina
bread-basket
κανοῦ
kanou
And Joseph
answered
and said,
This is the interpretation
thereof: The three
baskets
are three
days:
Yet within three
days
shall Pharaoh
lift up
thy head
from off thee, and shall hang
thee on a tree;
and the birds
shall eat
thy flesh
from off thee.
And it came to pass the third
day,
which was Pharaoh's
birthday,
that he made
a feast
unto all his servants:
and he lifted up
the head
of the chief
butler
and of the chief
baker
among
his servants.
chief cup-bearer
ἀρχιοινοχόου
archioinochoou
chief baker
ἀρχισιτοποιοῦ
archisitopoiou
And he restored
the chief
butler
unto his butlership
again;
and he gave
the cup
into Pharaoh's
hand:
But he hanged
the chief
baker:
as Joseph
had interpreted
to them.
Yet did not the chief
butler
remember
Joseph,
but forgat
him.
