Joseph's Trust in His Abilities

Joseph's experience in prison highlights the role of trust and interpretation in his life. He encounters two of Pharaoh's trusted officials, the chief cupbearer and the chief baker, who have both been imprisoned. After observing their troubled expressions, Joseph learns that they have each had dreams they cannot interpret. He assures them that interpretations belong to God and proceeds to successfully interpret their dreams, foretelling the cupbearer's restoration and the baker's demise, demonstrating his divinely inspired gift for interpreting dreams.