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So he left Joseph to handle all his possessions, and with him there, concerned himself with nothing beyond the food he ate. Now Joseph was well built and handsome, (Genesis 39, 6)
and it happened some time later that his master's wife cast her eyes on Joseph and said, 'Sleep with me.' (Genesis 39, 7)
But he refused. 'Look,' he said to his master's wife, 'with me here, my master does not concern himself with what happens in the house, having entrusted all his possessions to me. (Genesis 39, 8)
and when he heard me scream, he left his tunic beside me and ran out of the house.' (Genesis 39, 15)
But when I screamed, he left his tunic beside me and ran away.' (Genesis 39, 18)
Joseph's master had him arrested and committed to the gaol where the king's prisoners were kept. And there in gaol he stayed. (Genesis 39, 20)
The chief gaoler put Joseph in charge of all the prisoners in the gaol, making him responsible for everything done there. (Genesis 39, 22)
The chief gaoler did not bother about anything put in his charge, since Yahweh was with him, and Yahweh made everything he undertook successful. (Genesis 39, 23)
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)
