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and now, as Joseph had prophesied, seven years of scarcity began; famine reigned all over the world, but everywhere in Egypt there was bread to be had. (Genesis 41, 54)
When food grew scarce, there was ever a cry made to Pharao for bread, and still he would answer, Betake yourselves to Joseph, do what he bids you. (Genesis 41, 55)
Then you must bring your youngest brother here into my presence; when you have done that, I shall know that your story is true, and your lives shall be spared. (Genesis 42, 20)
taking Simeon, and fastening chains upon him, there in their presence. Meanwhile, he had bidden his servants fill their sacks with corn, enclosing in each sack the money its owner had paid, and providing them with victuals for their journey as well. All this was done, (Genesis 42, 25)
Why, they answered, the man asked news of all our family in turn, whether our father was still alive, and whether we had any brother besides; we told him no more than he asked, and how were we to know he would demand to have our brother brought into his presence? (Genesis 43, 7)
There they sat in his presence, ranged in order from the eldest, with his birthright, to the youngest in age. And they were not a little surprised (Genesis 43, 33)
Joseph was awaiting them there, and Juda led his brethren into Joseph’s presence, where they all bowed face to the earth before him. (Genesis 44, 14)
And when our father bade us come here again and buy a little bread, (Genesis 44, 25)
Joseph could contain himself no longer, and there were many standing by. So he gave orders that all these should leave his presence; there must be no strangers to see it, when he made himself known. (Genesis 45, 1)
sending his father a like gift in both kinds, as well as ten asses laden with the best merchandise of Egypt, and ten she-asses with corn and bread to last him over his travels. (Genesis 45, 23)
All the world over, bread was still scarce, and the drought bore hardest on Egypt and on Chanaan, (Genesis 47, 13)
So, when they had nothing left to buy with, the Egyptians all came to Joseph asking to have bread given them for nothing; Wilt thou watch us starve, they asked, now that we have no more money left? (Genesis 47, 15)
