The chief butler said to Pharaoh, ''I remeber my faults today...'' 'Faults refers to his

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2002 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The chief butler said to Pharaoh, ''I remeber my faults today...'' 'Faults refers to his
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The chief butler said, "I remember my faults today," which means he is acknowledging his past mistakes or wrongdoings. It does not refer to his inability to identify competent magicians, wise men, and interpreters of dreams or his inability to interpret Pharaoh's dream. It also does not refer to any sins before he was imprisoned by Pharaoh. Instead, it may refer to his forgetfulness about the young Hebrew who correctly interpreted his dream while he was in prison.
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