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What does the Bible say about the butler and the baker in Genesis 40?

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Genesis 40 presents the butler and baker as symbols representing two types of people: those who trust in Christ and those who rely on their own works.

In Genesis 40, the narrative of the butler and the baker serves as an illustration of two distinct groups of people. The butler symbolizes those who trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and receive grace and redemption, while the baker represents those who rely on their own works and efforts for acceptance with God. This comparison highlights the fundamental difference in how individuals relate to God—through faith in Christ or through their own righteousness.
Scripture References: Genesis 40

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The Butler & The Baker
Eric Lutter · Jul 11, 2025
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