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Genesis 40: Forgotten Faith, Divine Timing, and the God Who Never Loses Control

Joseph is still in prison—but God is still at work. In Genesis 40, Joseph interprets the dreams of Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker, declaring a powerful truth: “Do not interpretations belong to God?” What follows is a story of fulfilled prophecy, human forgetfulness, and divine patience. In this study, we explore Genesis 40 from both a conservative evangelical perspective and a conservative Jewish perspective, highlighting where the two traditions meet—especially in themes of God’s sovereignty, faithfulness in suffering, and the danger of trusting human deliverance over God’s timing. We’ll also uncover: • Why dreams play such a central role in Joseph’s story • The meaning behind the repeated “three days” • Why the cupbearer’s forgetting Joseph was part of God’s plan • How this chapter prepares the way for Joseph’s rise in Genesis 41 This passage reminds us that delays are not denials—and that even when people forget, God never does.