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Israel his father,
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cond time.

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take also your
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ey took double e up, and went d when Joseph of his house, for these ady; did as Joseph oseph's house. e brought into e money that

you; fear not your God, and the given you treasure in your sacks:

6. And he brought Simeon out brought the men into Joseph's ho and they washed their feet; and he der. And they made ready the pro at noon; for they heard that they And when Joseph came home, they which was in their hand, into the selves to him to the earth. And welfare, and said, Is your father we ye spake? Is he yet alive? And vant our father is in good health; h bowed down their heads, and made

7. And he lifted up his eyes, a min, his mother's son, and said, Is of whom ye spake unto me? And unto thee, my son. And Joseph ma did yearn upon his brother: and he and he entered into his chamber, washed his face, and went out, an said, Set on bread. And they set

for them by themselves, and for the with him, by themselves; because eat bread with the Hebrews; for th the Egyptians.

8. And they set before him, the birthright, and the youngest accord men marvelled one at another. Ar unto them from before him; but I times so much as any of theirs.

A

And

nto them these same words. efore saith my lord these words? ants should do according to this , which we found in our sacks' unto thee out of the land of Casteal out of thy lord's house silsoever of thy servants it be found, so will be my lord's bondmen. also let it be according unto your found shall be my servant; and ye they speedily took down every 1, and opened every man his sack. egan at the eldest, and left at the s found in Benjamin's sack. 1 laded every man his Judah and his brethren came to s yet there and they fell before Joseph said unto them, What deed wot ye not that such a man as I

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What shall we say unto my lord? how shall we clear ourselves? iniquity of thy servants: behold, , both we, and he also with whom e said, God forbid that I should do hand the cup is found, he shall be ou, get you up in peace unto your

acar unto him, and said,

ant, I pray thee, speak a word in

you, ye when we

the words buy us a our young

we may ne be with u know that from me, a

him not sin chief befal sorrow to servant my his life is when he s and thy se

servant our

servant bec

If I bring my father servant abid let the lad g to my father, I see the evil

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whereby m
. And he over-
me words. And
rd these words?
ccording to this
d in our sacks'

the land of Ca-
lord's house sil-
ants it be found,
s bondmen.
rding unto your
servant; and ye
ok down every
y man his sack.
and left at the
's sack. Then
his ass, and re-
ethren came to

hey fell before
em, What deed
ch a

man as I

my sciva And our

And we said

the words of my lord. buy us a little food. our youngest brother be with us, t we may not see the man's face, ex be with us. And thy servant m know that [Rachel] bare me two s from me, and I said, Surely he is him not since and if ye take thi chief befall him, ye shall bring sorrow to the grave. Now, there servant my father, and the lad be his life is bound up in the lad's when he seeth that the lad is no and thy servants shal. bring dow servant our father with sorrow servant became surety for the la If I bring him not unto thee, ther my father forever. Now, theref servant abide instead of the lad a let the lad go up with his brethre to my father, and the lad be not wi I see the evil that shall come on my

And

and yet there are five years, in be earing nor harvest. preserve you a posterity in the s by a great deliverance. So nt me hither, but God and he araoh, and lord of all his house, eland of Egypt.

o my father, and say unto him, God hath made me lord of all me, tarry not: and thou shalt , and thou shalt be near unto and thy children's children, and d all that thou hast and there there are five years of famine; and all that thou hast, come to eyes see, and the eyes of my my mouth that speaketh unto Father of all my glory in Egypt,

and ye shall haste and bring

And

brother Benjamin's neck, and ipon his neck. Moreover, he wept upon them: and, after h him. And the fame thereof e, saying, Joseph's brethren are oh well, and his servants. Say unto thy brethren, This do go, get you unto the land of er and your households, and ve you the good of the land of t of the land.

nded, this do ye; take you

sent his unto them 6. And land of saying, Jo land of Eg them not. which he h which Jos their father son is yet a

1. AND came to Be his father Is the sons of ones, and t sent to carry goods, whic came into I sons, and h sons' daught Egypt. 2. And J before Phara said unto Ja Pharaoh, Th hundred and

say unto him,
me lord of all
d thou shalt
be near unto
children, and
st: and there

s of famine;
hast, come to
e eyes of my
peaketh unto
ry in Egypt,
te and bring

s neck, and Moreover, he - and, after Tame thereof brethren are ants. And en, This do the land of eholds, and the land of

take you

1. AND Israel took his journe came to Be-er'sheba, and offered his father Isaac. And Jacob rose the sons of Israel carried Jacob ones, and their wives, in the wa sent to carry them. And they to goods, which they had gotten in came into Egypt, Jacob, and al sons, and his sons' sons with hi sons' daughters, and all his seed Egypt.

2. And Joseph brought in Ja before Pharaoh and Jacob blesse said unto Jacob, How old art the Pharaoh, The days of the years hundred and thirty years: few and