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• The chief gaoler put Joseph in charge of all the prisoners in the gaol, making him responsible for everything done there. (Genesis 39, 22)

• It happened some time later that the king of Egypt's cup-bearer and his baker offended their master the king of Egypt. (Genesis 40, 1)

• Pharaoh was angry with his two officials, the chief cup-bearer and the chief baker, (Genesis 40, 2)

• and put them in custody in the house of the commander of the guard, in the gaol where Joseph was a prisoner. (Genesis 40, 3)

• The commander of the guard assigned Joseph to them to attend to their wants, and they remained in custody for some time. (Genesis 40, 4)

• Now both of them had dreams on the same night, each with its own meaning for the cup-bearer and the baker of the king of Egypt, who were prisoners in the gaol. (Genesis 40, 5)

• and he asked the two officials who were in custody with him in his master's house, 'Why these sad looks today?' (Genesis 40, 7)

• They replied, 'We have each had a dream, but there is no one to interpret it.' 'Are not interpretations God's business?' Joseph asked them. 'Tell me about them.' (Genesis 40, 8)

• So the chief cup-bearer described his dream to Joseph, telling him, 'In my dream there was a vine in front of me. (Genesis 40, 9)

• On the vine were three branches; no sooner had it budded than it blossomed, and its clusters became ripe grapes. (Genesis 40, 10)

• 'This is what it means,' Joseph told him. 'The three branches are three days. (Genesis 40, 12)

• In another three days Pharaoh will lift up your head by restoring you to your position. Then you will hand Pharaoh his cup, as you did before, when you were his cup-bearer. (Genesis 40, 13)