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Whereupon Ruben answered, Kill my own two sons in requital of it, if I do not restore Benjamin to thee in safety; give me charge of him, and I will bring him back. (Genesis 42, 37)
and all the food they had brought with them from Egypt was used up. Go back, said Jacob to his sons, and bring us all a mouthful of food. (Genesis 43, 2)
our answer was, My lord, we have a father well advanced in years, and one of his sons is still with him, the youngest, who was born to him in his old age. There was another son by the same mother, but he is dead, and now only this one recalls his mother’s memory, so that his father loves him dearly. (Genesis 44, 20)
You know, he answered, that my own wife only bore me two sons; (Genesis 44, 27)
The sons of Israel did as they were bidden; Joseph providing them with waggons at Pharao’s command, and with food for the journey. (Genesis 45, 21)
So Jacob left the Well of the Oath behind him, and his sons took him on further in the waggons which Pharao had provided, to ease an old man’s travel. (Genesis 46, 5)
sons and grandsons and daughters with them, the whole of his race. (Genesis 46, 7)
These are the names of Israel’s descendants who made their way into Egypt. He had his sons with him, of whom Ruben was the first-born, (Genesis 46, 8)
and Ruben’s own sons were called Henoch, Phallu, Hesron, and Charmi. (Genesis 46, 9)
Simeon’s were called Jamuel, Jamin, Ahod, Jachin, and Sohar; he had another, called Saul, by a Chanaanite. (Genesis 46, 10)
Juda’s were called Her, Onan, Sela, Phares and Zara, but of these, Her and Onan had already died in Chanaan; Phares had two sons, Hesron and Hamul. (Genesis 46, 12)
So much for the sons Lia bore in Mesopotamia of the Syrians, with one daughter, Dina; the whole count of these, sons and daughters, was thirty-three. (Genesis 46, 15)
