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• Once again God revealed himself to Jacob, after his return from Mesopotamia of the Syrians, blessing him, (Genesis 35, 9)

• by Zelpha, Lia’s serving-woman, Gad and Aser. These were Jacob’s sons, and Mesopotamia of the Syrians was their birth-place. (Genesis 35, 26)

• And these chieftains of Esau’s race have clans and territories called after the names; Thamna, Alva, Jetheth, (Genesis 36, 40)

• 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)

• 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)

• They have left this part, the man answered; I heard them say, Let us go to Dothain. So Joseph went on in search of his brethren, and it was at Dothain he found them. (Genesis 37, 17)

• I will send thee a goat, he answered, from my herd. And when she told him he might have his will, on condition that he gave her a pledge, to hold until he kept his promise, (Genesis 38, 17)

• What wilt thou have, asked Juda, for a pledge? Thy ring, she answered, and thy bracelet, and the staff thou carriest. At this single mating she conceived; (Genesis 38, 18)

• But he drew his hand in again, and the other was born first. Whereupon the woman said, Wouldst thou break thy way out? And so he was called Phares, which means, A breach in the wall. (Genesis 38, 29)

• there is nothing of his but I, by his appointment, have the keeping of it, save thee only, his wedded wife. How canst thou ask me to wrong him so grievously, and offend my God? (Genesis 39, 9)

• This, answered Joseph, is what thy dream meant; the three shoots stand for three days which have yet to pass, (Genesis 40, 12)