Commentary

Complete English and Urdu Bible commentary providing verse-by-verse explanation of the Holy Bible with clear understanding of Genesis creation, Adam and Eve, Garden of Eden, and key biblical teachings. This study guide offers spiritual insights, moral lessons, and easy explanations for readers, students, and believers to understand the Word of God deeply.

  • Genesis 47:17

    English Explanation Genesis 47:17 describes another stage of the severe famine that had affected Egypt and Canaan. The people had already spent their money purchasing grain, and when their money was exhausted, they came to Joseph seeking food. Joseph was administering Egypt’s food supplies according to Pharaoh’s authority. The verse says that the people brought…

  • Genesis 41:40

    English Explanation Genesis 41:40 records Pharaoh’s remarkable decision to elevate Joseph to a position of great authority in Egypt. Joseph had just interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams and explained that Egypt would experience seven years of great abundance followed by seven years of severe famine. Joseph also presented a practical plan for storing food during the prosperous…

  • Genesis 47:16

    Historical Context of Genesis 47:16 Joseph had interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams as a warning that Egypt would experience seven years of abundance followed by seven years of severe famine. Pharaoh appointed Joseph to oversee the preparation for the coming crisis. During the plentiful years, Joseph gathered large quantities of grain and stored it in various cities….

  • Genesis 41:39

    English Explanation 1. “And Pharaoh said unto Joseph” The verse begins with Pharaoh speaking directly to Joseph. Pharaoh was the ruler of Egypt, while Joseph was a Hebrew who had previously been imprisoned. Humanly speaking, Joseph appeared to be in a very low position. Yet within a short period of time, Joseph stood before Pharaoh…

  • Genesis 47:15

    Historical Context of Genesis 47:15 Joseph was serving as the administrator over Egypt during the years of famine. Before the famine began, Joseph had advised Pharaoh to appoint officers who would collect a portion of the produce during the seven abundant years. The stored grain became a source of food during the seven years of…

  • Genesis 41:38

    Joseph’s Wisdom Came From God Joseph’s story repeatedly demonstrates that his abilities were connected with God’s presence and guidance. Joseph had experienced many difficult circumstances. He had been hated by his brothers, sold into slavery, taken to Egypt, falsely accused, and imprisoned. Yet these hardships did not destroy his faithfulness. When Joseph stood before Pharaoh,…

  • Genesis 47:14

    Historical and Biblical Context The story takes place during the great famine described in Genesis 41–47. Pharaoh had dreamed about seven healthy cows followed by seven thin cows and seven healthy ears of grain followed by seven thin ears. Joseph explained that these dreams represented seven years of abundance followed by seven years of famine….

  • Genesis 41:37

    Detailed Explanation in English 1. “And the thing was good” The phrase “the thing was good” refers to the plan Joseph had presented to Pharaoh. Joseph explained that Egypt would experience seven years of great abundance followed by seven years of severe famine. He recommended that Egypt collect and store food during the plentiful years….

  • Genesis 47:13

    English Explanation of Genesis 47:13 The verse begins with the statement, “And there was no bread in all the land.” Bread represents one of the basic necessities of life. In the biblical setting, bread was an important part of the daily diet. Saying that there was no bread throughout the land emphasizes the extraordinary seriousness…

  • Genesis 41:36

    Detailed English Explanation 1. “And that food shall be for store to the land” Joseph proposed that the food produced during the plentiful years should not all be consumed immediately. A portion needed to be carefully preserved and stored. The word “store” points to preparation and preservation. Egypt would have seven years in which crops…