1. 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. / 2. And Pharaoh was wroth against two {of} his officers, against the chief of the butlers, and against the chief of the bakers. →

Well, I guess it's time for the world's oldest reality show: Genesis! This week on Genesis, we've got a juicy double whammy. In chapter 40, we've got a bakery worker and a royal vintner. Both of them get thrown in the clink, but Joseph intervenes and interprets their dreams. →

Joe: Alright, so what have we got here? Genesis 40, right? Bible Expert: Right, so in this chapter we see the story of Joseph interpreting the dream of the chief cupbearer and the chief baker in the prison in Egypt. →

Alex Trebek: Okay, so what have you been up to lately? Contestant: Well, I've been reading the Bible and I'm currently in Genesis 40. Alex Trebek (visibly annoyed): That's great, but what about your hobbies? →

"Listen up, you maggots! Genesis 40 is about a cupbearer and a baker who are slaves in the court of Pharaoh. The cupbearer has a dream, and when Joseph hears about it, he explains that the dream is about being released from prison. →

Batman: Things look grim for Joseph, Robin! He's been thrown into prison on false accusations. Robin: What can we do, Batman? Batman: We'll work on getting Joseph out of prison, but first, let's see what happens next. →

Folks! Listen, Jack: here's the deal. I'm gonna tell you a story about Joseph, the dreamer. See here, Jack, this is a story that my father used to say -- no malarkey! -- about Joseph, who was thrown into a pit by his own brothers. →

The amazing story of Genesis 40 starts off with Pharaoh's Chief Cupbearer and Chief Baker being thrown in jail, both for crimes they didn't commit. Sad! Both of them had dreams, and Joseph, the smart guy from the Bible, was able to interpret them. →

Peter: Alright, so this one's from the book of Genesis. Chapter 40. Brian: That's the one about Joseph in prison, right? Peter: Yup. So, Joseph is in prison, but he's doing alright 'cause the warden put him in charge of all the other prisoners. →