Teks -- Genesis 41:25 (NET)

41:25 Then Joseph said to Pharaoh, “Both dreams of Pharaoh have the same meaning. God has revealed to Pharaoh what he is about to do.

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JFB: Gen 41:25 - Joseph said, . . . The dream . . . is one

They both pointed to the same event--a remarkable dispensation of seven years of unexampled abundance, to be followed by a similar period of unparalleled dearth. The repetition of the dream in two different forms was designed to show the absolute certainty and speedy arrival of this public crisis; the interpretation was accompanied by several suggestions of practical wisdom for meeting so great an emergency as was impending.

Clarke: Gen 41:25 - God hath showed Pharaoh what he is about to do

God hath showed Pharaoh what he is about to do - Joseph thus shows the Egyptian king that though the ordinary cause of plenty or want is the river Nile, yet its inundations are under the direction of God: the dreams are sent by him, not only to signify beforehand the plenty and want, but to show also that all these circumstances, however fortuitous they may appear to man, are under the direction of an overruling Providence.

TSK: Gen 41:25 - God

God : Gen 41:16; Exo 9:14; Jos 11:6; Psa 98:2; Isa 41:22, Isa 41:23, Isa 43:9; Dan 2:28, Dan 2:29; Dan 2:45, Dan 2:47; Amo 3:7; Mat 24:40; Mar 13:23; Eph 1:17; Rev 4:1

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Poole: Gen 41:25 - The dream of Pharaoh is one

The dream of Pharaoh is one to wit, in its design and signification; both dreams portend the same thing.

Gill: Gen 41:25 - And Joseph said unto Pharaoh, the dream of Pharaoh is one // God hath showed Pharaoh what he is about to do

And Joseph said unto Pharaoh, the dream of Pharaoh is one,.... Though there were two distinct dreams expressed under different images and representations, yet the meaning, sense, and signification of them were the same; one interpretation would do for both:

God hath showed Pharaoh what he is about to do; that is, by the above dreams, when they should be interpreted to him; for as yet he understood them not, and therefore there could be nothing showed him, but when interpreted it would be clear and plain to him what events were quickly to be accomplished: God only knows things future, and those to whom he is pleased to reveal them, and which he did in different ways, by dreams, visions, articulate voices, &c.