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As soon, then, as Joseph reached his brethren, they stripped him of his long, embroidered coat, (Genesis 37, 23)
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)
In vain did Ruben go back to the well, there was no sign of Joseph there. (Genesis 37, 29)
Meanwhile, they killed a goat, and dipped Joseph’s coat in its blood; (Genesis 37, 31)
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)
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)
Thus Joseph became his master’s favourite servant, and had the management of all his affairs, and of all the property that was entrusted to him. (Genesis 39, 4)
For Joseph’s sake, the Lord blessed the household of this Egyptian, and gave him large revenues of stock and store; (Genesis 39, 5)
Joseph had beauty of form and face, and after a while his mistress cast longing eyes at him, and bade him share her bed. (Genesis 39, 7)
A day came at last when Joseph must needs be within doors, busy with some task when no one else was by; (Genesis 39, 11)
she summoned the men of the household; Look, she said, what comes of bringing in a Hebrew to insult us! Joseph came in, and would have dishonoured me, but I cried out, (Genesis 39, 14)
