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And now, as they sat down to take their meal, they saw a company of Ismaelites mounted on camels, who were on their way from Galaad to Egypt, with a load of spices, balm, and myrrh. (Genesis 37, 25)
Whereupon Juda said to his brethren, What shall we gain by killing our brother, and concealing his murder? (Genesis 37, 26)
Far better sell him to these Ismaelites, and keep our hands clean of crime; remember that he is our brother, our own flesh and blood. His brethren fell in with the plan; (Genesis 37, 27)
In vain did Ruben go back to the well, there was no sign of Joseph there. (Genesis 37, 29)
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)
And their father recognized it, It is my son’s coat, he said; past doubt, some wild thing has devoured him, my son Joseph, the prey of a wild beast! (Genesis 37, 33)
And he tore his garments, and put on sackcloth; and long he mourned for his son. (Genesis 37, 34)
Vainly did all his children conspire to solace their father’s grief; he would admit no consolation. I will go down mourning, he said, to keep my son company in the grave; and would not dry his tears. (Genesis 37, 35)
A time came when Juda left his brethren up in the hill country, and went to lodge with a man called Hiras, at Odollam. (Genesis 38, 1)
Here he cast his eyes on the daughter of one Suë, a Chanaanite, and wedded and bedded her. (Genesis 38, 2)
She conceived, and bore a son, whom she named Her; (Genesis 38, 3)
then bore a third, whom she called Sela, and after that had no more children. (Genesis 38, 5)
