Chuàngshìjì 40:5

5 Beì qiú zaì jiàn zhī Āijí wáng de jiǔ zhèng hé shàn cháng èr rén tóng yè gè zuò yī mèng , gè mèng dōu yǒu jiǎngjiĕ .

Chuàngshìjì 40:5 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 40:5

And they dreamed a dream both of them
Not one and the same dream: each man his dream in one night;
which made it the more remarkable, and the more impressed their minds, concluding from hence there must be something of importance in their dreams: each man according to the interpretation of his dream;
they dreamed each what was suitable to his office and character, and which portended what should hereafter befall them, as the interpretation of them by Joseph afterwards, and the event showed; so that it was not a vain idle dream, but divine and certain: the butler and the baker of the king of Egypt, which [were] bound in
the prison;
this is added for explanation's sake, showing who were the persons spoken of that dreamed the dreams.

Chuàngshìjì 40:5 In-Context

3 Bǎ tāmen xià zaì hùwèi cháng fǔ neì de jiānlǐ , jiù shì Yūesè beì qiú de dìfang .
4 Hùwèi cháng bǎ tāmen jiāo gĕi Yūesè , Yūesè biàn cìhou tāmen . tāmen yǒu xiē rìzi zaì jiānlǐ .
5 Beì qiú zaì jiàn zhī Āijí wáng de jiǔ zhèng hé shàn cháng èr rén tóng yè gè zuò yī mèng , gè mèng dōu yǒu jiǎngjiĕ .
6 Dào le zǎochen , Yūesè jìn dào tāmen nàli , jiàn tāmen yǒu chóumèn de yàngzi .
7 Tā biàn wèn fǎlǎo de èr chén , jiù shì yǔ tā tóng qiú zaì tā zhǔrén fǔ lǐ de , shuō , tāmen jīnrì wèishénme miàn daì chóuróng ne ,
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