Jubilees 40

The king of Egypt's chief cupbearer and chief baker offended the king. He put them in custody in the prison where Joseph was confined.

REF And the chief butler and baker offended the king and were put in ward.

The captain of the guard assigned Joseph to attend them, and he served in their presence.

REF And Joseph was appointed to serve them.

Both men dreamed on the same night and told their dreams to Joseph.

REF And they both dreamed and told their dreams to Joseph.

Things happened exactly as Joseph interpreted: Pharaoh restored the cupbearer and executed the baker.

REF And as he interpreted, so it befell them.

But the chief cupbearer forgot Joseph in prison until Pharaoh dreamed two dreams in a single night and no one could interpret them.

REF But the butler forgot Joseph, until Pharaoh dreamed two dreams.

Then the cupbearer remembered Joseph. He spoke about him to the king, and Joseph was brought from prison.

REF And then the butler remembered Joseph.

Joseph told Pharaoh: Seven years of abundance are coming, followed by seven years of famine — the likes of which the land has never seen.

REF And Joseph said: 'Seven years of plenty, then seven of famine.'

He advised Pharaoh to appoint overseers throughout Egypt to store food during the years of plenty. Pharaoh was pleased.

REF And he commanded Pharaoh to appoint overseers.

The king placed Joseph over all the land of Egypt. He became ruler over all officials and over the entire land. Everything was done according to Joseph's word, for the Lord was with him.

REF And the king set Joseph over all the land of Egypt.