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Who interpreted Pharaoh's dreams? (Genesis \( 40: 18,41: 16-36 \) ) Jonah Joseph Joshua Josaphat

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Joseph interpreted Pharaoh's dreams.

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The correct answer is Joseph. In the Book of Genesis, specifically in chapters 40 and 41, Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams.

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Joseph was the one who interpreted Pharaoh's dreams. He was summoned from prison after the Pharaoh had troubling dreams that none of his advisors could decipher. Joseph, with God's help, explained that the dreams foretold seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine, allowing Pharaoh to prepare for the coming crisis. This story not only highlights Joseph's rise from a prisoner to a powerful advisor in Egypt but also emphasizes the importance of divine wisdom in interpreting significant events. Joseph's insight enabled the nation to avert disaster and manage resources effectively during tough times.

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