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The First Book of Moses Called Genesis

1 And it came to pass at the end[H7093] of two full[H3117] years[H8141], that Pharaoh[H6547] dreamed[H2492]: and, behold, he stood[H5975] by the river[H2975].
2 And, behold, there came up[H5927] out of the river[H2975] seven[H7651] well[H3303] favoured[H4758] kine[H6510] and fatfleshed[H1277]; and they fed[H7462] in a meadow[H260].
3 And, behold, seven[H7651] other[H312] kine[H6510] came up[H5927] after them[H310] out of the river[H2975], ill[H7451] favoured[H4758] and leanfleshed[H1851]; and stood[H5975] by[H681] the other[H312] kine[H6510] upon the brink[H8193] of the river[H2975].
4 And the ill[H7451] favoured[H4758] and leanfleshed[H1851] kine[H6510] did eat up[H398] the seven[H7651] well[H3303] favoured[H4758] and fat[H1277] kine[H6510]. So Pharaoh[H6547] awoke[H3364].
5 And he slept[H3462] and dreamed[H2492] the second time[H8145]: and, behold, seven[H7651] ears of corn[H7641] came up[H5927] upon one[H259] stalk[H7070], rank[H1277] and good[H2896].
6 And, behold, seven[H7651] thin[H1851] ears[H7641] and blasted[H7710] with the east wind[H6921] sprung up[H6779] after them[H310].
7 And the seven[H7651] thin[H1851] ears[H7641] devoured[H1104] the seven[H7651] rank[H1277] and full[H4392] ears[H7641]. And Pharaoh[H6547] awoke[H3364], and, behold, it was a dream[H2472].
8 And it came to pass in the morning[H1242] that his spirit[H7307] was troubled[H6470]; and he sent[H7971] and called[H7121] for all the magicians[H2748] of Egypt[H4714], and all the wise men[H2450] thereof: and Pharaoh[H6547] told[H5608] them his dream[H2472]; but there was none that could interpret[H6622] them unto Pharaoh[H6547].
9 Then spake[H1696] the chief[H8269] butler[H8248] unto Pharaoh[H6547], saying[H559], I do remember[H2142] my faults[H2399] this day[H3117]:
10 Pharaoh[H6547] was wroth[H7107] with his servants[H5650], and put[H5414] me in ward[H4929] in the captain[H8269] of the guard's house[H1004], both me and the chief[H8269] baker[H644]:
11 And we dreamed[H2492] a dream[H2472] in one[H259] night[H3915], I and he; we dreamed[H2492] each man[H376] according to the interpretation[H6623] of his dream[H2472].
12 And there was there with us a young man[H5288], an Hebrew[H5680], servant[H5650] to the captain[H8269] of the guard[H2876]; and we told[H5608] him, and he interpreted[H6622] to us our dreams[H2472]; to each man[H376] according to his dream[H2472] he did interpret[H6622].
13 And it came to pass, as he interpreted[H6622] to us, so it was; me he restored[H7725] unto mine office[H3653], and him he hanged[H8518].
14 Then Pharaoh[H6547] sent[H7971] and called[H7121] Joseph[H3130], and they brought him hastily[H7323] out of the dungeon[H953]: and he shaved[H1548] himself, and changed[H2498] his raiment[H8071], and came in[H935] unto Pharaoh[H6547].
15 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto Joseph[H3130], I have dreamed[H2492] a dream[H2472], and there is none that can interpret[H6622] it: and I have heard[H8085] say[H559] of thee, that thou canst understand[H8085] a dream[H2472] to interpret[H6622] it.
16 And Joseph[H3130] answered[H6030] Pharaoh[H6547], saying[H559], It is not in me[H1107]: God[H430] shall give[H6030] Pharaoh[H6547] an answer[H6030] of peace[H7965].
17 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H1696] unto Joseph[H3130], In my dream[H2472], behold, I stood[H5975] upon the bank[H8193] of the river[H2975]:
18 And, behold, there came up[H5927] out of the river[H2975] seven[H7651] kine[H6510], fatfleshed[H1277] and well[H3303] favoured[H8389]; and they fed[H7462] in a meadow[H260]:
19 And, behold, seven[H7651] other[H312] kine[H6510] came up[H5927] after them[H310], poor[H1803] and very[H3966] ill[H7451] favoured[H8389] and leanfleshed[H7534], such[H2007] as I never[H3808] saw[H7200] in all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714] for badness[H7455]:
20 And the lean[H7534] and the ill favoured[H7451] kine[H6510] did eat up[H398] the first[H7223] seven[H7651] fat[H1277] kine[H6510]:
21 And when they had eaten them[H935] up[H935], it could not be known[H3045] that they had eaten them[H7130]; but they were still[H4758] ill favoured[H7451], as at the beginning[H8462]. So I awoke[H3364].
22 And I saw[H7200] in my dream[H2472], and, behold, seven[H7651] ears[H7641] came up[H5927] in one[H259] stalk[H7070], full[H4392] and good[H2896]:
23 And, behold, seven[H7651] ears[H7641], withered[H6798], thin[H1851], and blasted[H7710] with the east wind[H6921], sprung up[H6779] after them[H310]:
24 And the thin[H1851] ears[H7641] devoured[H1104] the seven[H7651] good[H2896] ears[H7641]: and I told[H559] this unto the magicians[H2748]; but there was none that could declare[H5046] it to me.
25 And Joseph[H3130] said[H559] unto Pharaoh[H6547], The dream[H2472] of Pharaoh[H6547] is one[H259]: God[H430] hath shewed[H5046] Pharaoh[H6547] what he is about to do[H6213].
26 The seven[H7651] good[H2896] kine[H6510] are seven[H7651] years[H8141]; and the seven[H7651] good[H2896] ears[H7641] are seven[H7651] years[H8141]: the dream[H2472] is one[H259].
27 And the seven[H7651] thin[H7534] and ill favoured[H7451] kine[H6510] that came up[H5927] after them[H310] are seven[H7651] years[H8141]; and the seven[H7651] empty[H7386] ears[H7641] blasted[H7710] with the east wind[H6921] shall be seven[H7651] years[H8141] of famine[H7458].
28 This is the thing[H1697] which I have spoken[H1696] unto Pharaoh[H6547]: What God[H430] is about to do[H6213] he sheweth[H7200] unto Pharaoh[H6547].
29 Behold, there come[H935] seven[H7651] years[H8141] of great[H1419] plenty[H7647] throughout all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714]:
30 And there shall arise[H6965] after them[H310] seven[H7651] years[H8141] of famine[H7458]; and all the plenty[H7647] shall be forgotten[H7911] in the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714]; and the famine[H7458] shall consume[H3615] the land[H776];
31 And the plenty[H7647] shall not be known[H3045] in the land[H776] by reason[H6440] of that famine[H7458] following[H310]; for it shall be very[H3966] grievous[H3515].
32 And for that the dream[H2472] was doubled[H8138] unto Pharaoh[H6547] twice[H6471]; it is because the thing[H1697] is established[H3559] by[H5973] God[H430], and God[H430] will shortly[H4116] bring it to pass[H6213].
33 Now therefore let Pharaoh[H6547] look out[H7200] a man[H376] discreet[H995] and wise[H2450], and set[H7896] him over the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
34 Let Pharaoh[H6547] do[H6213] this, and let him appoint[H6485] officers[H6496] over the land[H776], and take up the fifth part[H2567] of the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714] in the seven[H7651] plenteous[H7647] years[H8141].
35 And let them gather[H6908] all the food[H400] of those good[H2896] years[H8141] that come[H935], and lay up[H6651] corn[H1250] under the hand[H3027] of Pharaoh[H6547], and let them keep[H8104] food[H400] in the cities[H5892].
36 And that food[H400] shall be for store[H6487] to the land[H776] against the seven[H7651] years[H8141] of famine[H7458], which shall be in the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714]; that the land[H776] perish[H3772] not through the famine[H7458].
37 And the thing[H1697] was good[H3190] in the eyes[H5869] of Pharaoh[H6547], and in the eyes[H5869] of all his servants[H5650].
38 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto his servants[H5650], Can we find[H4672] such a one as this[H2088] is, a man[H376] in whom[H834] the Spirit[H7307] of God[H430] is?
39 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto Joseph[H3130], Forasmuch[H310] as God[H430] hath shewed[H3045] thee all this, there is none so discreet[H995] and wise[H2450] as thou art:
40 Thou shalt be[H1961] over my house[H1004], and according unto thy word[H6310] shall all my people[H5971] be[H1961] ruled[H5401]: only in the throne[H3678] will I be[H1961] greater[H1431] than thou.
41 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto Joseph[H3130], See[H7200], I have set[H5414] thee over all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
42 And Pharaoh[H6547] took off[H5493] his ring[H2885] from his hand[H3027], and put[H5414] it upon Joseph's hand[H3027], and arrayed[H3847] him in vestures[H899] of fine linen[H8336], and put[H7760] a gold[H2091] chain[H7242] about his neck[H6677];
43 And he made[H5414] him[H6440] to ride[H7392] in the second[H4932] chariot[H4818] which he had; and they cried[H7121] before him[H6440], Bow the knee[H86]: and he made[H5414] him[H6440] ruler over all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
44 And Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto Joseph[H3130], I am Pharaoh[H6547], and without[H1107] thee shall no man[H376] lift up[H7311] his hand[H3027] or foot[H7272] in all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
45 And Pharaoh[H6547] called[H7121] Joseph[H3130]'s name[H8034] Zaphnathpaaneah[H6847]; and he gave[H5414] him to wife[H802] Asenath[H621] the daughter[H1323] of Potipherah[H6319] priest[H3548] of On[H204]. And Joseph[H3130] went out[H3318] over all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
46 And Joseph[H3130] was thirty[H7970] years[H8141] old[H1121] when he stood[H5975] before[H6440] Pharaoh[H6547] king[H4428] of Egypt[H4714]. And Joseph[H3130] went out[H3318] from the presence[H6440] of Pharaoh[H6547], and went throughout[H5674] all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
47 And in the seven[H7651] plenteous[H7647] years[H8141] the earth[H776] brought forth[H6213] by handfuls[H7062].
48 And he gathered up[H6908] all the food[H400] of the seven[H7651] years[H8141], which were in the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714], and laid up[H5414] the food[H400] in the cities[H5892]: the food[H400] of the field[H7704], which was round about[H5439] every city[H5892], laid he up[H5414] in the same[H8432].
49 And Joseph[H3130] gathered[H6651] corn[H1250] as the sand[H2344] of the sea[H3220], very[H3966] much[H7235], until he left[H2308] numbering[H5608]; for it was without[H369] number[H4557].
50 And unto Joseph[H3130] were born[H3205] two[H8147] sons[H1121] before the years[H8141] of famine[H7458] came[H935], which Asenath[H621] the daughter[H1323] of Potipherah[H6319] priest[H3548] of On[H204] bare[H3205] unto him.
51 And Joseph[H3130] called[H7121] the name[H8034] of the firstborn[H1060] Manasseh[H4519]: For God[H430], said he, hath made me forget[H5382] all my toil[H5999], and all my father's house[H1004].
52 And the name[H8034] of the second[H8145] called[H7121] he Ephraim[H669]: For God[H430] hath caused me to be fruitful[H6509] in the land[H776] of my affliction[H6040].
53 And the seven[H7651] years[H8141] of plenteousness[H7647], that was in the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714], were ended[H3615].
54 And the seven[H7651] years[H8141] of dearth[H7458] began[H2490] to come[H935], according as Joseph[H3130] had said[H559]: and the dearth[H7458] was in all lands[H776]; but in all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714] there was bread[H3899].
55 And when all the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714] was famished[H7456], the people[H5971] cried[H6817] to Pharaoh[H6547] for bread[H3899]: and Pharaoh[H6547] said[H559] unto all the Egyptians[H4714], Go[H3212] unto Joseph[H3130]; what he saith[H559] to you, do[H6213].
56 And the famine[H7458] was over all the face[H6440] of the earth[H776]: And Joseph[H3130] opened[H6605] all the storehouses, and sold[H7666] unto the Egyptians[H4714]; and the famine[H7458] waxed sore[H2388] in the land[H776] of Egypt[H4714].
57 And all countries[H776] came[H935] into Egypt[H4714] to Joseph[H3130] for to buy[H7666] corn; because that the famine[H7458] was so sore[H2388] in all lands[H776].
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