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• Whereupon his brethren, who saw that he was his father’s favourite, bore him a grudge, and never had a good word for him. (Genesis 37, 4)

• They hated him the more, when he recounted to them a dream of his; (Genesis 37, 5)

• When he reported this to his father and his brethren, his father said, in reproof, What means this dream of thine? Must I and thy mother and thy brethren bow down to earth before thee? (Genesis 37, 10)

• So his brethren eyed him with jealousy, while his father pondered over the story in silence. (Genesis 37, 11)

• Israel said to him, Thy brethren are pasturing the sheep at Sichem; I have an errand for thee there. And when Joseph answered, (Genesis 37, 13)

• I am looking for my brethren, he said; Canst thou tell me where they are feeding their flocks? (Genesis 37, 16)

• Before he came up to them, they caught sight of him in the distance, and began plotting against his life. (Genesis 37, 18)

• do not take his life, there must be no bloodshed. Throw him down into this well here, far from all help, and so keep clear of any murderous act. His meaning was to rescue Joseph out of their hands, and restore him safe to his father. (Genesis 37, 22)

• so, when the merchants from Madian passed by,✻ they dragged Joseph up out of the well, and sold him for twenty pieces of silver to these Ismaelites, who carried him off with them to Egypt. (Genesis 37, 28)

• For grief he tore his garments, then he went back to his brethren, crying, The boy is not to be seen; what is left for me? Where can I betake myself now? (Genesis 37, 30)

• then they sent a message to their father, We have found this coat; satisfy thyself, whether it is thy son’s or not. (Genesis 37, 32)

• And he tore his garments, and put on sackcloth; and long he mourned for his son. (Genesis 37, 34)