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Joseph’s second dream (Gen 37,9) does not merely duplicate his first one, but presents Joseph as a presumptuous dreamer, who is venerated even by the sun, the moon, and the stars. This gesture is otherwise reserved for God alone. The second dream serves as an exposition of a narrative thread in the Joseph Story regarding Joseph’s character development, a narrative thread that ends in Gen 50,19 where he explicitly distinguishes between himself and God.

Josephs zweiter Traum: Beobachtungen zu seiner literarischen Funktion und sachlichen Bedeutung in der Josephsgeschichte (Gen 37–50)