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• so, when the merchants from Madian passed by,✻ they dragged Joseph up out of the well, and sold him for twenty pieces of silver to these Ismaelites, who carried him off with them to Egypt. (Genesis 37, 28)

• Meanwhile, the Madianites had sold Joseph in Egypt, to Putiphar, one of Pharao’s courtiers, and captain of his guard. (Genesis 37, 36)

• Meanwhile, Joseph had been taken away into Egypt, where his Ismaelite owners sold him to an Egyptian called Putiphar, one of Pharao’s courtiers, and captain of his guard. (Genesis 39, 1)

• Egypt was under the control of Joseph: it was at his discretion that corn was sold to foreign nations. And when his brethren came and did him reverence, (Genesis 42, 6)

• and he must needs use gentleness; Come closer, he said, and then, when they had drawn close to him, I am Joseph, that brother of yours whom you sent away to be sold as a slave in Egypt. (Genesis 45, 4)

• death is the penalty when a man is shewn to have carried off his fellow-man and sold him; (Exodus 21, 16)

• If the sun be risen, there is murder done, and life must pay for life.✻ The thief who has no money to make restitution with, must himself be sold as a slave. (Exodus 22, 3)

• The land must not be sold in perpetuity; it is mine, and you come into it as strangers whom I have settled there. (Leviticus 25, 23)

• Nothing that is yours must be sold but on the condition that it can be redeemed. (Leviticus 25, 24)

• If thy brother-Israelite falls on evil days, and must sell thee his little plot of ground, his next of kin, if he will, may redeem what was sold. (Leviticus 25, 25)

• If he cannot find the money, then the buyer will remain in possession till the year of jubilee comes; that year, all which has been sold comes back to its true master, who held it in earlier days. (Leviticus 25, 28)

• The land round their cities must never be sold; it is their inalienable property. (Leviticus 25, 34)