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As for Benjamin, he is like a ravening wolf, that must devour his own prey in the morning, and have plunder still to divide at nightfall. (Genesis 49, 27)
All these names are perpetuated in the twelve tribes of Israel; and these are the words in which their father blessed them one by one, giving each the blessing that was due to him. (Genesis 49, 28)
And now he would have the doctors who were in his service embalm his father with spices. (Genesis 50, 2)
Forty days went by, and they were still at their task; that is the custom of the embalmers in Egypt; and for seventy days the whole of Egypt mourned him. (Genesis 50, 3)
My father has left me bound by an oath; I am dying, said he, and I charge thee to bury me in the tomb I dug for myself in Chanaan. I would go back there to bury my father, and so return. (Genesis 50, 5)
So he went, and with him went all Pharao’s senators and all the elders of Egypt; (Genesis 50, 7)
He had chariots and horsemen with him, so it was a great retinue that accompanied him. (Genesis 50, 9)
When they reached Atad’s Threshing-floor, on the further side of Jordan, they spent seven days over the funeral rites, mourning long and bitterly; (Genesis 50, 10)
His brethren, now that their father was dead, grew afraid of Joseph; what if he should remember his wrongs, they asked one another, and punish us for our ill deeds? (Genesis 50, 15)
So they sent a message to him, Our father, before he died, laid a charge on us. (Genesis 50, 16)
We were to say to thee in his name, Forget, I pray thee, the crime which thy brethren committed, the cruel wrong they did thee. And it is our prayer too that thou wouldst grant forgiveness to us, the servants of the God thy father served. Joseph wept upon hearing it; (Genesis 50, 17)
and when his brethren came and bowed to the ground before him, owning themselves his servants, (Genesis 50, 18)
