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But Jacob did not send Joseph's brother Benjamin with his brothers. 'Nothing must happen to him,' he thought. (Genesis 42, 4)
It was Joseph, as the man in authority over the country, who allocated the rations to the entire population. So Joseph's brothers went and bowed down before him, their faces touching the ground. (Genesis 42, 6)
As soon as Joseph saw his brothers he recognised them. But he did not make himself known to them, and he spoke harshly to them. 'Where have you come from?' he asked. 'From Canaan to get food,' they replied. (Genesis 42, 7)
Now when Joseph recognised his brothers, but they did not recognise him, (Genesis 42, 8)
Joseph remembered the dreams he had had about them, and said to them, 'You are spies. You have come to discover the country's weak points.' (Genesis 42, 9)
To which Joseph retorted, 'It is as I said, you are spies. (Genesis 42, 14)
On the third day Joseph said to them, 'Do this and you will live, for I am a man who fears God. (Genesis 42, 18)
They did not know that Joseph understood, because there was an interpreter between them. (Genesis 42, 23)
Joseph gave the order to fill their panniers with grain, to put back each man's money in his sack, and to give them provisions for the journey. This was done for them. (Genesis 42, 25)
Then their father Jacob said to them, 'You are robbing me of my children; Joseph is no more; Simeon is no more; and now you want to take Benjamin. I bear the brunt of all this!' (Genesis 42, 36)
The men took this gift; they took double the amount of money with them, and Benjamin. They set off, went down to Egypt and presented themselves before Joseph. (Genesis 43, 15)
When Joseph saw Benjamin with them he said to his chamberlain, 'Take these men into the house. Slaughter a beast and prepare it, for these men are to eat with me at midday.' (Genesis 43, 16)
