Pharaoh Dreams of Seven Kine and Ears Too Fat to Fail
In Genesis the Pharaoh dreams twice of seven fat kine and seven lean kine. seven healthy ears confront seven thin ears. The magicians fail to interpret. the butler recalls his fault.
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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1993
Page
5
In Genesis the Pharaoh dreams twice of seven fat kine and seven lean kine. seven healthy ears confront seven thin ears. The magicians fail to interpret. the butler recalls his fault.
In Genesis 41 Joseph, a Hebrew servant, interprets Pharaoh's dreams after being freed from the guard's house. Pharaoh summons him, shaves, changes garments, and seeks peace through divine interpretation. Joseph attributes the insight to God, restoring the chief baker’s companion and elevating him to a trusted role.
Joann Loughlin notes social classes at Jesus birth include Herod the upper class shepherds the working class Magi from afar and religious figures Simeon and Anna in the temple. Angels announce to shepherds and Magi seek child in Matthew. Prayer asks God to stir interest in Him.
Thomas William Rowe of Wimberley died December 6 1993 at San Antonio Regional Hospital aged 68. A former Memphis city employee and U S Air Force veteran, he is survived by wife Ann Rowe and seven grandchildren. Services were held December 11 1993 in Memphis at Forest Hill East Cemetery. Memorials to the Texas Kidney Fund.
A memorial service for deceased Deer Creek residents is set for Tuesday December 28 at 4:00 p.m. in the dining room. Rev John Guemple leads with Yvette Rowland and Mary Guemple assisting. residents request the service with Hospice input. Families friends and staff are invited. a monthly event, typically on the last Tuesday.
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