within three dayes] That is, on the third day, vers. 20. which interpretation Joseph had not by conjecture from the three branches, vers. 10. (for branches have no reference unto dayes, and the three might have beene as many weekes, or moneths, or yeares) but by Divine revelation. lift up thy head] This phrase is sometimes taken for advancing, as Jeremiah 52:31. and sometimes it is used for reckoning, numbering, or summing up to an head; so it is used, Exodus 30. vers. 12. Numbers 1:2. &Chap. 26. 2. In both these senses it may be taken in this place; for the Butler was to be lifted up againe to the office from whence he was deposed, and to be reckoned, and accounted in the number of his Court officers as before.