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Genesis 43:1-24
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Genesis 43:1-24
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Genesis 43:1-24
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1
And the
famine
was
sore
in the
land.
2
And it came to pass, when they had eaten
up
*
the
corn
which they had brought
out
of
Egypt,
their
father
said
unto them, Go
again
,
buy
us a
little
food.
3
And
Judah
spake
unto him,
saying
, The
man
did
solemnly
protest
unto us,
saying
, Ye shall not
see
my
face,
except
your
brother
be with you.
4
If thou
wilt
send
our
brother
with us, we will go
down
and
buy
thee
food:
5
But if thou wilt not
send
him, we will not go
down
: for the
man
said
unto us, Ye shall not
see
my
face,
except your
brother
be with you.
6
And
Israel
said
, Wherefore dealt ye so
ill
with me, as to
tell
the
man
whether ye had yet a
brother?
7
And they
said
, The
man
asked
a
us
straitly
of our state, and of our
kindred,
saying
, Is your
father
yet
alive?
have
ye
another
brother?
and we
told
him
according
to the
tenor
of these
words:
could we
certainly
know
that he would
say
,
Bring
your
brother
down
?
8
And
Judah
said
unto
Israel
his
father,
Send
the
lad
with me, and we will
arise
and
go
; that we may
live
, and not
die
, both we, and thou, and also our little
ones.
9
I will be
surety
for him; of my
hand
shalt thou
require
him:
if
I
bring
him
not
unto thee, and
set
him before
thee,
then let me bear the
blame
for
ever:
10
For
except
we had
lingered
, surely now we had
returned
this second
time.
11
And their
father
Israel
said
unto them, If it must be so
now,
do
this;
take
of the best
fruits
in the
land
in your
vessels,
and carry
down
the
man
a
present,
a
little
balm,
and a
little
honey,
spices,
and
myrrh,
nuts,
and
almonds:
12
And
take
double
money
in your
hand;
and the
money
that was brought
again
in the
mouth
of your
sacks,
carry it
again
in your
hand;
peradventure it was an
oversight:
13
Take
also your
brother,
and
arise
, go
again
unto the
man:
14
And
God
Almighty
give
you
mercy
before
the
man,
that he may send
away
your
other
brother,
and
Benjamin.
If
b
I be
bereaved
of my children, I am
bereaved
.
15
And the
men
took
that
present,
and they
took
double
money
in their
hand,
and
Benjamin;
and rose
up
, and went
down
to
Egypt,
and
stood
before
Joseph.
16
And when
Joseph
saw
Benjamin
with
them, he
said
to the ruler of his
house,
Bring
these
men
home,
and
slay
*
,
c
and make
ready
; for these
men
shall
dine
with me at
noon.
17
And the
man
did
as
Joseph
bade
; and the
man
brought
the
men
into
Joseph's
house.
18
And the
men
were
afraid
, because they were
brought
into
Joseph's
house;
and they
said
,
Because
of the
money
that was
returned
in our
sacks
at the first
time
are we brought
in
; that he may seek
occasion
against us, and
fall
upon us, and
take
us for
bondmen,
and our
asses.
19
And they came
near
to the
steward
of
Joseph's
house,
and they
communed
with him at the
door
of the
house,
20
And
said
,
O
sir,
we came
indeed
down
at the first
time
to
buy
food:
21
And it came to pass, when we
came
to the
inn,
that we
opened
our
sacks,
and, behold, every
man's
money
was in the
mouth
of his
sack,
our
money
in full
weight:
and we have brought it
again
in our
hand.
22
And
other
money
have we brought
down
in our
hands
to
buy
food:
we cannot
tell
who
put
our
money
in our
sacks.
23
And he
said
,
Peace
be to you,
fear
not: your
God,
and the
God
of your
father,
hath
given
you
treasure
in your
sacks:
I
had
d
your
money.
And he
brought
Simeon
out unto them.
24
And the
man
brought
the
men
into
Joseph's
house,
and
gave
them
water,
and they
washed
their
feet;
and he
gave
their
asses
provender.
La Biblia de las Américas (Español)
BLA
Génesis 43:1
Y el hambre iba agravándose en la tierra.
English Standard Version
ESV
Genesis 43:1
Now the famine was
1
severe in the land.
La Biblia del Jubileo 2000
JBS
Génesis 43:1
Y el hambre era grande en la tierra
New King James Version
NKJV
Genesis 43:1
Now the famine was severe in the land.
Nueva Traducción Viviente
NTV
Génesis 43:1
Los hermanos regresan a Egipto
El hambre seguía azotando la tierra de Canaán.
Nueva Versión Internacional
NVI
Génesis 43:1
El hambre seguía aumentando en aquel país.
La Biblia Reina-Valera (Español)
RVR
Génesis 43:1
Y EL hambre era grande en la tierra.
Sagradas Escrituras (1569) (Español)
SEV
Génesis 43:1
Y el hambre era grande en la tierra.
Genesis 43:1-24
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