Genesis 40:1

CONTENTS The sacred historian prosecutes the interesting history of Joseph through this Chapter. The events of the prison, which by their tendency had a relation to Joseph and his future prospects in life, are here related. The chief butler and the chief baker, servants in Pharaoh's household, are... [ Continue Reading ]

Genesis 40:2-4

Reader! do not overlook in this verse, that this captain of the guard must have been Potiphar, Genesis 39:1. Whether by this time Joseph's master had begun to believe Joseph was innocent doth not appear, but yet it should seem so, in that he committed to his care those state prisoners.... [ Continue Reading ]

Genesis 40:15

Observe in all this Joseph drops not a word of complaint against any, not a syllable either of his brethren's cruelty or his mistress's injustice. Would the Reader know the cause why he did not, I refer him to Joseph's sentiment: Genesis 45:7.... [ Continue Reading ]

Genesis 40:23

Ecclesiastes 9:15 REFLECTIONS Reader! mark this down in the memorandums of your life, that whether in a prison or a palace, the faithful have GOD for their portion. And what a sweet thought is it, that, as no walls can confine the souls of GOD'S people; so neither can bolts or bars shut the LORD ou... [ Continue Reading ]

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