Also, Joseph in the Old Testament who accurately interpreted the dreams of a cupbearer and a baker: There was restoration for one and death for the other. Jackson explained," Bread lasts one day.

Joseph was eventually sold as a slave to Egyptians and the brothers told their father that Joseph was dead. Eventually, Joseph is called upon by the Pharaoh to interpret the leader’s dreams.

In many ways, both significant and superficial, Jackson resembles the biblical character of Joseph, interpreter of dreams, viceroy of Egypt and favorite son of the Israelite patriarch Jacob.

In ancient times, dreams were not dismissed as mental residue. They were understood as divine messages—tools of governance, direction, and warning. When Pharaoh dreamed, he summoned Joseph. When ...

The Bible in Dance: Troupe interprets Old Testament story of Joseph November 19, 2016 at 1:00 a.m. | Updated November 18, 2016 at 10:39 p.m. by Susan Pierce ...

We also know that Joseph did his share of listening, particularly in his dreams. He is perhaps one of the precious few people in the entire Bible (but certainly in the New Testament) whose life ...

Not to trivialize the Bible, but Joseph’s story kind of sounds like an Old Testament soap opera. (All that’s missing is the twin brother who’s also an amnesiac.) ...