Pastor Steve continues reading his version of Genesis and provides explanations of the original Hebrew word
and name meanings.
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ing James Version
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Anderson’s Original Hebrew
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Egyptian
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Mits’rayim
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Joseph
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Yoseph
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Hebrew
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Ib’riy
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Zaphenath-Paneah
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Tsaphnath-Paneach
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Asenath
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Asenath
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Potiphera
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Potiy Phera
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On
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On
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Manasseh
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Menashsheh
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Ephraim
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Ephrayim
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Genesis
Chapter 41
1. And it was at the end 7093 of two
years 8141 of time 3117, that Phar'oh
dreamed 2492, and behold, he stood 5975 by the river 2975.
2. And behold, from the river rose up seven cows 6510,
beautiful 3303 in appearance 4758, plump 1277 of
flesh 1320, and they fed 7462 on the
bullrushes 260.
3. And behold, seven other 312 cows rose up
after 310 them from the river, bad 7451 of appearance
and thin 1851 of flesh; and stood by the cows upon the
edge 8193 of the river.
4. And ate the cows bad of appearance and thin of flesh the
seven cows beautiful of appearance and plump. And awoke 3364 Par'oh.
5. And he slept 3462 and dreamed the second 8145 time:
and behold, seven ears of corn 7641 came up on one
stalk 7070, plump 1277 and good 2896.
6. And behold, seven ears of corn, thin and scorched 7710 by
the east wind 6921 sprouted 6779 after
them.
7. And swallowed 1104 the ears of corn that were
thin the seven ears of corn plump and full 4392. And awoke Par'oh,
and behold, it was a dream!
8. And it was, in the morning was troubled 6470 his
spirit, and he sent and called all the magicians 2748 of
Mits'rayim, and all the wise 2450 men: and told Par'oh to them
his dream; but none could interpret it to Par'oh.
9. Spoke the chief cup-bearer to Par'oh 6547,
saying, "The failing of duty of mine I remember this day.
10. Par'oh was angry with his servants, and put us under
confinement in the house of the captain of the guard, myself and the chief
baker;
11. and we dreamed a dream in one night, I and he; each man as
the interpretation of his dream he dreamed.
12. And there was with us a young man, an Ib'riy 5680,
servant of the captain of the guard, and we told him, and he interpreted for us
the dreams; each man as he dreamed he interpreted.
13. And it was, as he interpreted to us so it was; me you
returned to my station 3653, and him you hanged."
14. Sent Par'oh and called Yoseph, and they rushed 7323 him
from the pit, and shaved 1548 him, and changed 2498 his
raiment 8071, and brought him to Par'oh.
15. And said Par'oh to Yoseph, "I have dreamed a dream, and
to interpret it are none: and I heard of you saying, you can hear a dream and
interpret it."
16. And answered Yoseph Par'oh, saying, "Not at all 1107!
Elohiym will answer with peace to Par'oh."
17. Spoke Par'oh to Yoseph, "In my dream, behold, I stood
upon the bank of the river:
18. and behold, from the river came up seven cows, plump of
flesh, and beautiful of appearance, and they fed among the bullrushes:
19. and behold, seven cows after them came up, thin, and bad of
appearance muchly, and emaciated 7534 of flesh, as I never had
seen such 2007 in all the land of Mits'rayim for badness 7455:
20. and ate the cows lean and bad the seven cows that were first
and plump:
21. and when they had come into their belly 7130,
you would not know that they had come into their belly; and their appearance
was bad as at the beginning 8462. And I awoke.
22. And I saw in my dream, and behold, seven ears of corn came
up in one stalk, 4392 and good;
23. and behold, seven ears of corn, withered 6798,
thin 1851, and scorched 7710 by the east wind,
sprouted after them:
24. and swallowed 1104 the ears of corn that
were thin the seven ears of corn that were good; and I said this to the
magicians; but none could explain 5046 it to me."
25. Said Yoseph to Par'oh, "The dream of Par'oh is one:
that which Elohiym shall do is told to Par'oh.
26. The seven cows that are good are seven years
themselves 2007; and the seven ears of corn that are good are seven
years themselves: the dream is one.
27. And the seven cows emaciated and bad that came up after are
seven years themselves; and the seven ears of corn empty 7534 and
scorched by the east wind are seven years of famine 7458.
28. This is the thing I have spoken unto Par'oh: that the
Elohiym will do is shown 7200 to Par'oh.
29. Behold, seven years comes of great abundance 7647 to
all the land of Mits'rayim:
30. and there shall arise seven years of famine afterward, and
shall be forgotten 7911 all the abundance of the land of
Mits'rayim; and shall consume 3615 the famine the land;
31. and shall not be known the abundance of the land from before
the famine that followed; for it shall be very 3966 severe 3515.
32. Over the duplication 8138 of the dream to
Par'oh two times 6471; for established 3559 is
the thing with the Elohiym, and promptly 4116 the Elohiym
shall do it.
33. Now 6258 should look 7200 Par'oh
for a man understanding 995 and wise 2450, and
set 7896 him over the land of Mits'rayim.
34. And should do this Par'oh, and appoint 6485 superintendents 6496 over
the land, and tax a fifth 2567 of the produce of
the land of Mits'rayim in the seven years of abundance.
35. And gather 6908 all the food 400 of
these years that are good that come, and heap up 6651 grain 1250 under
the hand of Par'oh, and food in the cities they shall keep 8104.
36. It shall be food for deposit 6487 for the
land for the seven years of famine, that shall be in the land of Mits'rayim,
that shall not be cut off 3772the land by the
famine."
37. Was good 3l90 the thing in the eyes of
Par'oh and in the eyes of all his servants.
38. Par'oh said to his servants, "Can we find such
a one as this, a man in whom the Spirit 7307 of Elohiym is?"
39. Said Par'oh to Yoseph, "Forasmuch as Elohiym has shown
all this to you, there is none so discrete and wise as you.
40. You shall be over my household, and according to your word
shall all my people be ruled. Only in the throne shall I be greater than
you."
41. And Par'oh said to Yoseph, "See, I have put you in
charge over all the land of Mitsrayim."
42. Par'oh took off his ring from his hand, and put it on
Yoseph's hand, and arrayed him in clothing of fine linen, and put a chain of
gold about his neck;
43. and he made him ride in the second chariot that he had; and
they cried before him, "Ab'rech 86!"
44. Said Par'oh to Yoseph, "I am Par'oh, and
without 1107 your command shall no man lift up his
hand or foot in all the land of Mitsrayim."
45. And Par'oh called Yoseph's name Tsaphnath Paneach 6847;
and he gave Asenath 62l the daughter of Potiy Phera 6319 priest
of On 204 to him for a wife. And went forth Yoseph over all
the land of Mitsrayim.
46. And Yoseph was thirty years of age when he stood before
Par'oh king of Mitsrayim. And went forth Yoseph from the presence of Par'oh,
and passed through all the land of Mitsrayim.
47. And in the seven plenteous 7847 years the
land brought forth food by the handfuls 7062.
48. He gathered up all the food of the seven years, which were
in the land of Mitsrayim, and stored the food in the cities: the food of the
field, which was around every city, he stored in the same way.
49. Yoseph gathered 6651 corn 1250 as
the sand 2344 of the sea, very much, until he ceased counting 5608;
because it was without number.
50. To Yoseph were born two sons, before the years of the famine
came; which bore to him Asenath the daughter of Potiy Phera priest of On.
51. Yoseph called the name of the firstborn Menashsheh 45l9;
for Elohiym has made me forget all my toil, and all my father's house.
52. The name of the second he called Ephrayim 669;
for Elohiym has caused me to be fruitful in the land of my affliction 6040.
53. The seven years of plenty, that was in the land of Mitsrayim
were ended.
54. The seven years of dearth began to come, according to what
Yoseph had said; and the dearth was in all lands; but in all the land of
Mitsrayim there was bread.
55. When all the land of Mitsrayim was famished 7456,
the people cried 68l7 to Par'oh for bread; and Par'oh said to
all the Mits'riy, "Go to Yoseph. What he says to you, do."
56. And the famine was over all the face of the land. Yoseph
opened all the storehouses, and sold 7666 to the Mitsriy; and
the famine was strong2388 in the land of Mitsrayim.
57. And all countries came into Mitsrayim to Yoseph in order to
buy corn; because the famine was so bad in all lands.
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