The Welcome to another episode of 40 minutes in the Old Testament. I am Daniel Henry Price and I'm joined by Chad Bird.

Hey, hey, I'm here. I'm awake.

Okay, Chad, it's just me and you and Joseph

and a baker and a cupbearer today.

We're missing Brandon.

Yeah, Brandon's not gonna be able to join us

for this, for this interesting

tale from Genesis. That's all right. You never know, he might just randomly show up.

Yeah, he'll swoop in at just the right time to, to save us.

Yeah, but where are we at? We got some dreams and some

interpretations going on today. Yeah we're basically in jail. That's where we are. We are in prison. Things have not gone well with us and our friend Joseph.

Well, they haven't, they haven't. It's a it's kind of a strange

strange characteristic of Joseph's life. It's like even when things go bad,

they don't go as bad as they might.

It seems like no matter what situation Joseph finds himself in he's always

put in charge for better or worse you know he's a he's putting he gets sold into into

slavery in Egypt but his master puts him in charge of the household because he sees he's such a good servant.

Well, at the end of chapter 39 in Genesis, he gets thrown in prison in jail because he's falsely accused of rape by his

boss his wife but even there the the jailer is so impressed with Joseph that he

he basically puts him in charge of the prison. So he's in jail but he has

the keys of power if you will. He's the dude that's that's supervising everything in the

jail. So it doesn't matter where Joseph ends up. He's the one who gets given the responsibility of leadership.

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