Genesis 41:39-48
Gen 41:16, Gen 41:25, Gen 41:28, Gen 41:33 Thou shalt Gen 39:4-6, Gen 45:8-9, Gen 45:26; Ps 105:21-22; Prov 22:29; Dan 2:46-48, Dan 5:29, Dan 6:3 be ruled Heb. be armed, or kiss, 1Sam 10:1; Job 31:27; Ps 2:12 Gen 41:44, Gen 39:5, Gen 39:22; Esth 10:3; Prov 17:2, Prov 22:29; Dan 2:7-8, Dan 4:2-3, Dan 6:3; Matt 28:18; Phil 2:9-11 his ring Esth 3:10, Esth 3:12, Esth 6:7-12, Esth 8:2, Esth 8:8, Esth 8:10, Esth 8:15, Esth 10:3; Dan 2:46-47, Dan 5:7, Dan 5:29; Luke 15:22 fine linen or, silk, Ezek 27:7 a gold chain Prov 1:9, Prov 31:22, Prov 31:24; Song 1:10; Ezek 16:10-11; Dan 5:7, Dan 5:16, Dan 5:29; Luke 19:16-19 and they Esth 6:8-9 Bow the knee or, Tender father, Gen 45:8, Heb. Abrech, Phil 2:10 ruler Gen 42:6, Gen 42:30, Gen 42:33, Gen 45:8, Gen 45:26; Acts 7:10 lift up his hand Exod 11:7 Zaphnathpaaneah Which in Coptic signifies a revealer of secrets, or, the man to whom secrets are revealed. Jerome says this name signified in Egyptian, Savatorem mundi, "the Saviour of the world;" and Psotem-phaneh, in Coptic, is certainly "salvation of the world," from CΩT, for σωτηρια G4991, salvation, em, the sign of the genitive case, and ΦΕΝΕΗ, world. If this interpretation be correct, Pharaoh must have meant Egypt by the world, or which Joseph might be justly termed the Saviour. We know that the Romans called their empire Universis Orbis-Orbis Terrarum, "all the world:" the Chinese say the same of their empire at the present day, and the phrase is used in the East: Nadir Shah is described on his coins as "Conqueror of the World," i.e., Persia. See the same phraseology applied to Syria, Palestine, etc. Luke 2:1; Acts 11:28 priest of or, prince, Gen 14:18; Exod 2:16 *marg. 2Sam 8:18, 2Sam 20:26 *Heb: On Gen 46:20; Ezek 30:17, Aven years Gen 37:2; Num 4:3; 2Sam 5:4; Luke 3:23 he stood 1Sam 16:21; 1Kgs 12:6, 1Kgs 12:8; Prov 22:29; Dan 1:19; Luke 21:36; Jude 1:24 From am 2289, bc 1715, to am 2296, bc 1708, handfuls. Gen 26:12; Ps 72:16 Gen 41:34-36, Gen 47:21
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