Genesis 37:6
Genesis 37:6 Meaning and Explanation
“And he said unto them, Hear, I pray you, this dream which I have dreamed:”
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Read Full Chapter →Joseph invites his brothers to listen to his first dream.
The Context of Genesis 37:6
Joseph introduces his dream to his hostile audience.
What Does Genesis 37:6 Mean?
Joseph requests their attention with respect ('I pray you'), suggesting he hopes to share something important. He is about to tell them a vision in which he sees himself elevated and them beneath him.
His earnest tone reveals innocence—he does not seem to grasp how his dream will be received as an insult and threat to his brothers' dignity.
Frequently Asked Questions About Genesis 37:6
What does Genesis 37:6 mean?
Joseph invites his brothers to listen to his first dream.
What is the context of Genesis 37:6?
Joseph introduces his dream to his hostile audience.