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Some time later, when Joseph was told that his father was ill, he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. (Genesis 48, 1)
So they told Jacob that Joseph his son had come. Then Israel, mustering his strength, sat up in bed. (Genesis 48, 2)
Joseph told his father, "They are the sons that God has given me here." Jacob said, "Bring them to me that I may bless them." (Genesis 48, 9)
Issachar is a sturdy ass, lolling beside the sheepfolds. (Genesis 49, 14)
When the days of mourning were over, Joseph spoke to Pharaoh's household, "If you wish to show me kindness, please let Pharaoh know (Genesis 50, 4)
Joseph went up to bury his father and with him went all Pharaoh's officials, the elders of his household and all the elders of Egypt, (Genesis 50, 7)
as well as all belonging to the household of Joseph, his brothers and his father's household. Only their children, their flocks and herds were left in the land of Goshen. (Genesis 50, 8)
So they sent word to Joseph saying, "Before he died your father told us to say this to you: (Genesis 50, 16)
Each woman will ask her neighbor, and any Egyptian woman staying in her house, to lend her ornaments of silver and gold, and clothing. With these you will clothe your sons and daughters, and in this way you will plunder the Egyptians." (Exodus 3, 22)
and he will be glad when he sees you. You will speak to him and tell him what I have told you to say. And when you tell him, or when he speaks, I will be with you and teach you what you have to say. (Exodus 4, 15)
Moses took with him his wife and his sons. He put them on a donkey and set off for Egypt, holding in his hand the staff of God. (Exodus 4, 20)
and Aaron told them everything that Yahweh had said to Moses. He also performed all the signs before the people and they believed him. (Exodus 4, 30)
