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Genesis 42
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Genesis 42
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1
Now when
Jacob
saw
that there
was
corn
in
Egypt,
Jacob
said
unto his
sons,
Why do ye
look
one upon another?
2
And he
said
, Behold, I have
heard
that there
is
corn
in
Egypt:
get you
down
thither, and
buy
for us from thence; that we may
live
, and not
die
.
3
And
Joseph's
ten
brethren
went
down
to
buy
corn
in
Egypt.
4
But
Benjamin,
Joseph's
brother,
Jacob
sent
not with his
brethren;
for he
said
, Lest
peradventure
mischief
befall
him
.
5
And the
sons
of
Israel
came
to
buy
corn
among
those that
came
: for the
famine
was in the
land
of
Canaan.
6
And
Joseph
was the
governor
over the
land,
and he it was that
sold
to all the
people
of the
land:
and
Joseph's
brethren
came
, and bowed
down
themselves before him with their
faces
to the
earth.
7
And
Joseph
saw
his
brethren,
and he
knew
them, but made himself
strange
unto them, and
spake
roughly
a
unto them; and he
said
unto them,
Whence
come
ye? And they
said
, From the
land
of
Canaan
to
buy
food.
8
And
Joseph
knew
his
brethren,
but they
knew
not him.
9
And
Joseph
remembered
the
dreams
which he
dreamed
of them, and
said
unto them, Ye are
spies
; to
see
the
nakedness
of the
land
ye are
come
.
10
And they
said
unto him, Nay, my
lord,
but to
buy
food
are thy
servants
come
.
11
We
are all
one
man's
sons;
we are
true
men, thy
servants
are no
spies
.
12
And he
said
unto them, Nay, but to
see
the
nakedness
of the
land
ye are
come
.
13
And they
said
, Thy
servants
are
twelve
*
brethren,
the
sons
of
one
man
in the
land
of
Canaan;
and, behold, the
youngest
is this
day
with our
father,
and
one
is not.
14
And
Joseph
said
unto them, That is it that I
spake
unto you,
saying
, Ye are
spies
:
15
Hereby
ye shall be
proved
: By the
life
of
Pharaoh
ye shall not go
forth
hence, except your
youngest
brother
come
hither.
16
Send
one
of you, and let him
fetch
your
brother,
and ye shall be kept in
prison
, that your
words
may be
proved
, whether there be any
truth
in
you: or
else
by the
life
of
Pharaoh
surely ye are
spies
.
17
And he put them all
together
into
ward
three
days.
18
And
Joseph
said
unto them the
third
day,
This
do
, and
live
; for I
fear
God:
19
If ye be
true
men, let
one
of your
brethren
be
bound
in the
house
of your
prison:
go
ye,
carry
corn
for the
famine
of your
houses:
20
But
bring
your
youngest
brother
unto me; so shall your
words
be
verified
, and ye shall not
die
. And they
did
so.
21
And they
said
one
to
another,
We are
verily
guilty
concerning our
brother,
in
that
we
saw
the
anguish
of his
soul,
when he
besought
us, and we would not
hear
; therefore is this
distress
come
upon us.
22
And
Reuben
answered
them,
saying
, Spake
I
not unto you,
saying
, Do not
sin
against the
child;
and ye would not
hear
? therefore, behold, also his
blood
is
required
.
23
And they
knew
not that
Joseph
understood
them; for he spake unto them by an
interpreter
.
24
And he turned himself
about
from them, and
wept
; and returned to them
again
, and
communed
with them, and
took
from them
Simeon,
and
bound
him before their
eyes.
25
Then
Joseph
commanded
to
fill
their
sacks
with
corn,
and to
restore
every
man's
money
into his
sack,
and to
give
them
provision
for the
way:
and
thus
did
he
unto them.
26
And they
laded
their
asses
with the
corn,
and
departed
thence.
27
And as
one
of them
opened
his
sack
to
give
his
ass
provender
in the
inn,
he
espied
his
money;
for, behold, it was in his
sack's
mouth.
28
And he
said
unto his
brethren,
My
money
is
restored
; and,
lo,
it is even in my
sack:
and their
heart
failed
b
them, and they were
afraid
,
saying
one
to
another,
What is this that
God
hath
done
unto us?
29
And they
came
unto
Jacob
their
father
unto the
land
of
Canaan,
and
told
him all that
befell
unto them;
saying
,
30
The
man,
who is the
lord
of the
land,
spake
roughly
c
to us, and
took
us for
spies
of the
country.
31
And we
said
unto him, We are
true
men; we are no
spies
:
32
We be
twelve
*
brethren,
sons
of our
father;
one
is not, and the
youngest
is this
day
with our
father
in the
land
of
Canaan.
33
And the
man,
the
lord
of the
country,
said
unto us, Hereby shall I
know
that ye are
true
men;
leave
one
of your
brethren
here with me, and
take
food for the
famine
of your
households,
and be
gone
:
34
And
bring
your
youngest
brother
unto me: then shall I
know
that ye are no
spies
, but that ye are
true
men: so will I
deliver
you your
brother,
and ye shall
traffick
in the
land.
35
And it came to pass as they
emptied
their
sacks,
that, behold, every
man's
bundle
of
money
was in his
sack:
and when both they and their
father
saw
the
bundles
of
money,
they were
afraid
.
36
And
Jacob
their
father
said
unto them, Me have ye
bereaved
of my children:
Joseph
is not, and
Simeon
is not, and ye will
take
Benjamin
away: all these things are against me.
37
And
Reuben
spake
unto his
father,
saying
,
Slay
my
two
sons,
if I
bring
him not to thee:
deliver
him into my
hand,
and I will bring him to thee
again
.
38
And he
said
, My
son
shall not go
down
with you; for his
brother
is
dead
, and he is
left
alone: if
mischief
befall
him by the
way
in the which ye
go
, then shall ye bring
down
my gray
hairs
with
sorrow
to the
grave.
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