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OUR THREE READINGS, this evening, have been Genesis 41:14-40, Galatians 2:9-21 and Luke 24:13-32. Why these three readings, in particular? What is their common theme? Consider that, in the first, Pharaoh has a dream, which neither he nor his counsellors can interpret. Joseph, a prisoner in Pharaoh's dungeons, of whom it is testified that he had skill in interpreting dreams, is brought forth to offer his interpretation. So powerful is his interpretation of Pharaoh's dream that Joseph is made prime minister of the land of Egypt at the age of thirty, on the grounds that there is, in Pharaoh's judgment, none other so discreet and wise as he. The first reading, then, at its ...