We continue the saga of Joseph with him in prison, serving under the chief steward, put in charge of the care of the imprisoned chief cupbearer and baker. We are not told why the Pharaoh put the latter in jail but they play a significant role in our understanding of Joseph. They each have dreams that they cannot understand and Joseph telles them, "God will interpret." One has a fortunate outcome the other does not, but what is significant here is that in the midst of suffering, being lifted up to high position, then cast into prison, Joseph keeps his eyes on God. What can we understand about our own lives, the ups and downs, and where our focus remains? In good times and bad God is the interpreter of our salvation.