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Introduction
This chapter is an excellent study of God’s power to achieve His will.
God is now ready to raise Joseph to power (dreams) in order to save His people, Israel.
God will do whatever is needed to fulfill His will upon earth.
God’s power to influence world leaders
Pharaoh was disturbed by God through a dream.
(v.1-4)
Cows
Corn
God startled and awoke Pharaoh (v.4,7)
God’s power to make wise men ineffective
Pharaoh sent for his wise men to interpret the dream (v.8)
They could not interpret the dream
God’s power to make men remember
Cupbearer remembers Joseph and the dream he interpreted (v.9-13)
2 years
God’s power to deliver His servant
Delivered from prison (v.14)
Delivered to stand among kings (v.15)
Delievered to acknowledge God among unbelievers (v.16)
Delivered to help in a time of uncertainty (v.17-24)
God’s power to give His servant supernatural discernment
The basic truth: God revealed the future (v.25-27)
The basic truth is a warning (v.32)
Because God has determined it
God will do it
A wise plan was needed (v.35-36)
Save and store
Centralize authority
God’s power to bless His servant to accomplish His will
Public acceptance: Egyptian authority (v.39-44)
Social acceptance: Egyptian name and wife (v.45)
Given sons
Manasseh: forgetting
Ephraim: double fruit
God’s power to meet the needs of people through His servant
The people faced a terrible crisis (v.55)
The need was met by Joseph, God’s servant (v.56)
Other nations were rescued as well (v.57)
Conclusion
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