Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
KJV
King James Version
And it cometh
to pass ,
after these things --
the butler of the king of Egypt and the
baker have
sinned
against
their lord ,
against
the king of Egypt ;
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 .
and Pharaoh is
wroth against his
two eunuchs
, against the chief of the butlers, and against the chief of the bakers ,
And Pharaoh was
wroth against two of
his
officers
, against the chief of the butlers, and against the chief of the bakers .
and giveth
them in charge
in the house of the chief
of the executioners
, unto
the round-house
, the place where Joseph `is'
a
prisoner,
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 chief
of the executioners
chargeth
Joseph with them, and he serveth
them ;
and they are
days
in charge
.
And the captain
of the guard
charged
Joseph with them, and he served
them :
and they continued
a
season
in ward
.
And they dream
a dream both of them, each his dream in one night, each according to the interpretation of his dream, the butler and the baker whom
the king of Egypt hath
, who
`are'
prisoners
in the round-house
.
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
.
And Joseph cometh
in unto them in the morning, and seeth
them, and lo
, they `are'
morose;
And Joseph came
in unto them in the morning, and looked
upon
them, and, behold,
they were
sad.
and he asketh
Pharaoh's eunuchs
who
`are'
with him in charge
in
the house
of his lord
, saying, `
Wherefore `are'
your
faces
sad
to -
day? '
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 say
unto him, `A
dream
we have dreamed, and there is no interpreter of it ;'
and Joseph saith
unto them, `Are
not interpretations with
God? recount
, I pray you ,
to
me
. '
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.
And the chief of
the
butlers
recounteth
his dream to Joseph, and saith
to him, `
In my dream, then
lo
, a vine `is'
before me !
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 `are'
three branches ,
and it `is'
as it were
flourishing;
gone
up
hath
its
blossom
, its
clusters have
ripened
grapes ;
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 `is'
in my hand ,
and I take
the grapes and press
them into the
cup of
Pharaoh
, and I give
the cup into the
hand of
Pharaoh
. '
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.
And Joseph saith
to
him, `
This `
is '
its
interpretation: the three branches are three days ;
And Joseph said
unto
him, This is the
interpretation of
it
: The three branches are three days :
yet ,
within three days doth
Pharaoh lift up thy
head, and hath
put
thee back
on
thy station,
and thou hast
given
the
cup of
Pharaoh
into his hand, according
to
the former custom
when thou wast his butler.
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.
`Surely
if
thou
hast
remembered
me with
thee,
when it is
well with thee, and hast
done
(
I pray thee )
kindness
with
me, and hast
made
mention of me unto Pharaoh, then
hast
thou
brought
me out from
this house ,
But
think
on
me when it shall
be
well with thee, and show
kindness,
I pray thee ,
unto
me, and make
mention of me unto Pharaoh, and
bring
me out of
this house :
for I was really
stolen from
the land of the Hebrews ;
and here also have I done nothing that they have
put me in
the pit
. '
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
.
And
the chief of
the
bakers
seeth
that he
hath
interpreted
good, and
he saith
unto Joseph, `
I also `am'
in a
dream, and lo
, three baskets
of
white bread
`are'
on my head ,
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 :
and in the uppermost basket `are'
of all `kinds'
of
Pharaoh's
food,
work
of a
baker
; and the birds are
eating
them out of the basket ,
from
off
my head. '
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.
And Joseph answereth
and saith
, `
This `
is '
its
interpretation: the three baskets are three days ;
And Joseph answered
and said
, This is the
interpretation thereof
: The three baskets are three days :
yet ,
within three days doth
Pharaoh lift up thy head from off thee, and hath
hanged
thee on a tree ,
and the birds have
eaten
thy flesh from off thee. '
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 cometh
to pass ,
on
the third day, Pharaoh's birthday, that he maketh
a banquet
to
all his servants ,
and lifteth
up the head of the chief of
the
butlers,
and the
head
of the chief of
the
bakers
among his servants ,
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 .
and he putteth
back
the chief of
the
butlers
to
his butlership ,
and he giveth
the cup into the
hand of
Pharaoh;
And he restored
the chief butler
unto
his butlership again;
and he gave
the cup into Pharaoh's
hand :
and
the
chief
of
the
bakers
he hath
hanged ,
as Joseph hath
interpreted to them ;
But
he hanged the
chief
baker:
as Joseph had
interpreted to them .
and
the chief of
the
butlers
hath
not
remembered
Joseph, but forgetteth
him.
Yet
did
not
the chief butler
remember
Joseph, but forgat
him.
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