The thing was good, &c.— Though a young man, and a stranger, Joseph had already rendered himself conspicuous by his explication of the dreams of the officers of Pharaoh in prison; and now, not only his exposition of the figures which Pharaoh saw in his dream, was so natural, that it was apt to beget belief; but his advice was so judicious and sensible, that there is no wonder Pharaoh, as well as his servants, was disposed to receive it: besides, ought we not to believe, that he who sent such extraordinary dreams to Pharaoh, disposed his mind also to receive the interpretation with a deep sense of its truth?
Related Commentaries of Genesis 41:37
Genesis 41:37
37 And the thing was good in the eyes of Pharaoh, and in the eyes of all his servants.