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Genesis 37
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Genesis 37
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1
And
Jacob
dwelt
in the
land
wherein his
father
was a
stranger,
in the
land
of
Canaan.
2
These are the
generations
of
Jacob.
Joseph,
being
seventeen
*
years
old,
was
feeding
the
flock
with his
brethren;
and the
lad
was with the
sons
of
Bilhah,
and with the
sons
of
Zilpah,
his
father's
wives:
and
Joseph
brought
unto his
father
their
evil
report.
3
Now
Israel
loved
Joseph
more than all his
children,
because he was the
son
of his old
age:
and he
made
him a
coat
of many
colours.
a
4
And when his
brethren
saw
that their
father
loved
him more than all his
brethren,
they
hated
him, and
could
not
speak
peaceably
unto him.
5
And
Joseph
dreamed
a
dream,
and he
told
it his
brethren:
and they
hated
him yet the
more
.
6
And he
said
unto them,
Hear
, I pray you, this
dream
which I have
dreamed
:
7
For, behold, we were
binding
*
sheaves
in the
field,
and, lo, my
sheaf
arose
, and also stood
upright
; and, behold, your
sheaves
stood round
about
, and made
obeisance
to my
sheaf.
8
And his
brethren
said
to him, Shalt thou
indeed
reign
over us? or shalt thou
indeed
have
dominion
over us? And they
hated
him yet the
more
for his
dreams,
and for his
words.
9
And he
dreamed
yet
another
dream,
and
told
it his
brethren,
and
said
, Behold, I have
dreamed
a
dream
more; and, behold, the
sun
and the
moon
and the
eleven
*
stars
made
obeisance
to me.
10
And he
told
it to his
father,
and to his
brethren:
and his
father
rebuked
him, and
said
unto him, What is this
dream
that thou hast
dreamed
? Shall I and thy
mother
and thy
brethren
indeed
come
to bow
down
ourselves to thee to the
earth?
11
And his
brethren
envied
him; but his
father
observed
the
saying.
12
And his
brethren
went
to
feed
their
father's
flock
in
Shechem.
13
And
Israel
said
unto
Joseph,
Do not thy
brethren
feed
the flock in
Shechem?
come
, and I will send
thee
unto them. And he
said
to him, Here am I.
14
And he
said
to him,
Go
, I pray thee,
see
b
whether it be
well
with thy
brethren,
and
well
with the
flocks;
and
bring
me
word
again
. So he
sent
him out of the
vale
of
Hebron,
and he
came
to
Shechem.
15
And a certain
man
found
him
, and, behold, he was
wandering
in the
field:
and the
man
asked
him
,
saying
, What
seekest
thou?
16
And he
said
, I
seek
my
brethren:
tell
me, I pray thee,
where
they
feed
their flocks.
17
And the
man
said
, They are
departed
hence;
for I
heard
them
say
, Let us
go
to
Dothan.
And
Joseph
went
after
his
brethren,
and
found
them in
Dothan.
18
And when they
saw
him afar
off,
even before he came
near
unto them, they
conspired
against him to
slay
him.
19
And they
said
one
to
another,
Behold,
this
dreamer
c
*
cometh
.
20
Come
now therefore, and let us
slay
him, and
cast
him into
some
pit,
and we will
say
, Some
evil
beast
hath
devoured
him: and we shall
see
what will become of his
dreams.
21
And
Reuben
heard
it, and he
delivered
him out of their
hands;
and
said
, Let us not
kill
*
him.
22
And
Reuben
said
unto them,
Shed
no
blood,
but
cast
him into this
pit
that is in the
wilderness,
and
lay
no
hand
upon him; that he might
rid
him out of their
hands,
to
deliver
him to his
father
again
.
23
And it came to pass, when
Joseph
was
come
unto his
brethren,
that they
stript
*
Joseph
out
of
his
coat,
his
coat
of many
colours
d
that was on him;
24
And they
took
him, and
cast
him into a
pit:
and the
pit
was
empty,
there was no
water
in it.
25
And they sat
down
to
eat
bread:
and they lifted
up
their
eyes
and
looked
, and, behold, a
company
of
Ishmeelites
came
from
Gilead
with their
camels
bearing
spicery
and
balm
and
myrrh,
going
to carry it
down
to
Egypt.
26
And
Judah
said
unto his
brethren,
What
profit
is it if we
slay
our
brother,
and
conceal
his
blood?
27
Come
, and let us
sell
him to the
Ishmeelites,
and let not our
hand
be upon him; for he is our
brother
and our
flesh.
And his
brethren
were
content
.
28
Then there
passed
by
Midianites
merchantmen
*
; and they
drew
and lifted
up
Joseph
out of the
pit,
and
sold
Joseph
to the
Ishmeelites
for
twenty
pieces of
silver:
and they
brought
Joseph
into
Egypt.
29
And
Reuben
returned
unto the
pit;
and, behold,
Joseph
was not in the
pit;
and he
rent
his
clothes.
30
And he
returned
unto his
brethren,
and
said
, The
child
is not; and I,
whither
shall I
go
?
31
And they
took
Joseph's
coat,
and
killed
a
kid
of the
goats,
and
dipped
the
coat
in the
blood;
32
And they
sent
the
coat
of many
colours,
and they
brought
it to their
father;
and
said
, This have we
found
:
know
now whether it be thy
son's
coat
or no.
33
And he knew
it
, and
said
, It is my
son's
coat;
an
evil
beast
hath
devoured
him;
Joseph
is without
doubt
rent in
pieces
.
34
And
Jacob
rent
his
clothes,
and
put
sackcloth
upon his
loins,
and
mourned
for his
son
many
days.
35
And all his
sons
and all his
daughters
rose
up
to
comfort
him; but he
refused
to be
comforted
; and he
said
, For I will go
down
into the
grave
unto my
son
mourning.
Thus his
father
wept
for him.
36
And the
Midianites
sold
him into
Egypt
unto
Potiphar,
an
officer
e
of
Pharaoh's,
and
captain
of the
guard.
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