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The First Book of Moses Called Genesis

1 And the famine[H7458] was sore[H3515] in the land[H776].
2 And it came to pass, when they had eaten up[H3615] the corn[H7668] which they had brought out[H935] of Egypt[H4714], their father[H1] said[H559] unto them, Go again[H7725], buy[H7666] us a little[H4592] food[H400].
3 And Judah[H3063] spake[H559] unto him, saying[H559], The man[H376] did solemnly[H5749] protest[H5749] unto us, saying[H559], Ye shall not see[H7200] my face[H6440], except[H1115] your brother[H251] be with you.
4 If thou wilt[H3426] send[H7971] our brother[H251] with us, we will go down[H3381] and buy[H7666] thee food[H400]:
5 But if thou wilt not send[H7971] him, we will not go down[H3381]: for the man[H376] said[H559] unto us, Ye shall not see[H7200] my face[H6440], except your brother[H251] be with you.
6 And Israel[H3478] said[H559], Wherefore dealt ye so ill[H7489] with me, as to tell[H5046] the man[H376] whether ye had yet a brother?[H251]
7 And they said[H559], The man[H376] asked[H7592] us straitly[H7592] of our state, and of our kindred[H4138], saying[H559], Is your father[H1] yet alive?[H2416] have ye[H3426] another brother?[H251] and we told[H5046] him according[H5921] to the tenor[H6310] of these words[H1697]: could we certainly[H3045] know[H3045] that he would say[H559], Bring[H3381] your brother[H251] down?[H3381]
8 And Judah[H3063] said[H559] unto Israel[H3478] his father[H1], Send[H7971] the lad[H5288] with me, and we will arise[H6965] and go[H3212]; that we may live[H2421], and not die[H4191], both we, and thou, and also our little ones[H2945].
9 I will be surety[H6148] for him; of my hand[H3027] shalt thou require[H1245] him: if[H518] I bring[H935] him not[H518] unto thee[H6440], and set[H3322] him before thee[H6440], then let me bear the blame[H2398] for ever[H3117]:
10 For except[H3884] we had lingered[H4102], surely now we had returned[H7725] this second time[H6471].
11 And their father[H1] Israel[H3478] said[H559] unto them, If it must be so now[H645], do[H6213] this; take[H3947] of the best fruits[H2173] in the land[H776] in your vessels[H3627], and carry down[H3381] the man[H376] a present[H4503], a little[H4592] balm[H6875], and a little[H4592] honey[H1706], spices[H5219], and myrrh[H3910], nuts[H992], and almonds[H8247]:
12 And take[H3947] double[H4932] money[H3701] in your hand[H3027]; and the money[H3701] that was brought again[H7725] in the mouth[H6310] of your sacks[H572], carry it again[H7725] in your hand[H3027]; peradventure it was an oversight[H4870]:
13 Take[H3947] also your brother[H251], and arise[H6965], go again[H7725] unto the man[H376]:
14 And God[H410] Almighty[H7706] give[H5414] you mercy[H7356] before[H6440] the man[H376], that he may send away[H7971] your other[H312] brother[H251], and Benjamin[H1144]. If[H834] I be bereaved[H7921] of my children, I am bereaved[H7921].
15 And the men[H582] took[H3947] that[H2063] present[H4503], and they took[H3947] double[H4932] money[H3701] in their hand[H3027], and Benjamin[H1144]; and rose up[H6965], and went down[H3381] to Egypt[H4714], and stood[H5975] before[H6440] Joseph[H3130].
16 And when Joseph[H3130] saw[H7200] Benjamin[H1144] with[H854] them, he said[H559] to the ruler of his house[H1004], Bring[H935] these men[H582] home[H1004], and slay[H2873], and make ready[H3559]; for these men[H582] shall dine[H398] with[H854] me at noon[H6672].
17 And the man[H376] did[H6213] as Joseph[H3130] bade[H559]; and the man[H376] brought[H935] the men[H582] into Joseph[H3130]'s house[H1004].
18 And the men[H582] were afraid[H3372], because[H1697] they were brought[H935] into Joseph's house[H1004]; and they said[H559], Because[H1697] of the money[H3701] that was returned[H7725] in[H935] our sacks[H572] at the first time[H8462] are we brought[H935] in[H935]; that he may seek occasion[H1556] against us, and fall[H5307] upon us, and take[H3947] us for bondmen[H5650], and our asses[H2543].
19 And they came near[H5066] to the steward[H376] of Joseph's house[H1004], and they communed[H1696] with him at the door[H6607] of the house[H1004],
20 And said[H559], O[H994] sir[H113], we came indeed[H3381] down[H3381] at the first time[H8462] to buy[H7666] food[H400]:
21 And it came[H935] to pass, when we came[H935] to the inn[H4411], that we opened[H6605] our sacks[H572], and, behold, every man's money[H3701] was in the mouth[H6310] of his sack[H572], our money[H3701] in full weight[H4948]: and we have brought it again[H7725] in our hand[H3027].
22 And other[H312] money[H3701] have we brought down[H3381] in our hands[H3027] to buy[H7666] food[H400]: we cannot tell[H3045] who put[H7760] our money[H3701] in our sacks[H572].
23 And he said[H559], Peace[H7965] be to you, fear[H3372] not: your God[H430], and the God[H430] of your father[H1], hath given[H5414] you treasure[H4301] in your sacks[H572]: I had[H935] your money[H3701]. And he brought[H3318] Simeon[H8095] out unto them.
24 And the man[H376] brought[H935] the men[H582] into Joseph's house[H1004], and gave[H5414] them water[H4325], and they washed[H7364] their feet[H7272]; and he gave[H5414] their asses[H2543] provender[H4554].
25 And they made ready[H3559] the present[H4503] against[H5704] Joseph[H3130] came[H935] at noon[H6672]: for they heard[H8085] that they should eat[H398] bread[H3899] there.
26 And when Joseph[H3130] came[H935] home[H1004], they brought[H935] him the present[H4503] which was in their hand[H3027] into the house[H1004], and bowed[H7812] themselves to him to the earth[H776].
27 And he asked[H7592] them of their welfare[H7965], and said[H559], Is your father[H1] well[H7965], the old man[H2205] of whom ye spake?[H559] Is he yet alive?[H2416]
28 And they answered[H559], Thy servant[H5650] our father[H1] is in good health[H7965], he is yet alive[H2416]. And they bowed down their heads[H6915], and made obeisance[H7812].
29 And he lifted up[H5375] his eyes[H5869], and saw[H7200] his brother[H251] Benjamin[H1144], his mother's son[H1121], and said[H559], Is this your younger[H6996] brother[H251], of whom ye spake[H559] unto me? And he said[H559], God[H430] be gracious[H2603] unto thee, my son[H1121].
30 And Joseph[H3130] made haste[H4116]; for his bowels[H7356] did yearn[H3648] upon his brother[H251]: and he sought[H1245] where to weep[H1058]; and he entered[H935] into his chamber[H2315], and wept[H1058] there.
31 And he washed[H7364] his face[H6440], and went out[H3318], and refrained[H662] himself, and said[H559], Set on[H7760] bread[H3899].
32 And they set on[H7760] for him by himself, and for them by themselves, and for the Egyptians[H4713], which did eat[H398] with him, by themselves: because the Egyptians[H4714] might[H3201] not eat[H398] bread[H3899] with the Hebrews[H5680]; for that is an abomination[H8441] unto the Egyptians[H4714].
33 And they sat[H3427] before him[H6440], the firstborn[H1060] according to his birthright[H1062], and the youngest[H6810] according to his youth[H6812]: and the men[H582] marvelled[H8539] one[H376] at another[H7453].
34 And he took[H5375] and sent messes[H4864] unto them from before him[H6440]: but Benjamin's mess[H4864] was five[H2568] times[H3027] so much as[H7235] any of theirs. And they drank[H8354], and were merry[H7937] with him[H6440].
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