The Butler's dream

        Joseph told  him what the dream meant.  The three branches represented three days and within three days the Pharaoh would restore him to his place as the Pharaoh's butler, and put Pharaoh's cup in his hand as he did before. 
        But Joseph asked him to remember him  when he got out and tell the Pharaoh about him, and get him out of this house.  For Joseph had been taken away from the land of the Hebrews, and had  done nothing  wrong that they should put him into the dungeon for.

        When the chief baker saw that Joseph could make a good interpretation of the butlers dream, he asked Joseph, if he could tell him what his dream meant. 
        In his dream there were three white baskets on his head.  In the top basket were all kinds of baked goods for the Pharaoh, and the birds were eating them out of the basket on his head.

The Baker's dream

        So Joseph told him what his dream meant.  It meant that the three baskets represented three days.  Within three days Pharaoh would lift off his head and hang him on a tree.  The birds would eat his flesh.

        Now it happened that on the third day there was a feast for all the Pharaoh's servants because it was the Pharaoh's birthday.  The Pharaoh lifted up the head of the chief butler and the chief baker among his servants.  Then he restored the chief butler as his butler again, and  placed the cup in Pharaoh's hand.  But as Joseph had interreted, the chief baker was hanged.  But the chief butler forgot about Joseph.

offended-----------To hurt, annoy, or insult someone.

custody------------To be in the care of someone who watches you.

confined-----------To keep in a certain area.  To keep in a prison or locked up in a area.

interpretation-----To explain the meaning of something.

interpreter---------Someone who explains the meaning of something.

clusters-------------A  group of something or a bunch.

dungeon------------An underground prison.