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• he recognized them; but he treated them as strangers, and talked roughly to them. Whence come you? he asked. From the land of Chanaan, they said, to buy food. (Genesis 42, 7)

• Well as he knew them, his brethren did not know him again, (Genesis 42, 8)

• and his mind went back to the dreams he had had, long ago. You are spies, he told them; you have come to find out where our country’s defences are weak. (Genesis 42, 9)

• No, my lord, they said, we are thy servants, come here to buy food, (Genesis 42, 10)

• I know better, he answered; you have come to spy out where our country is ill defended. (Genesis 42, 12)

• We are all brethren, they said; our father, in the land of Chanaan, is the father of twelve sons; the youngest is still with him, and one of us no longer lives. (Genesis 42, 13)

• I was sure of it, said he; you are spies, all of you. (Genesis 42, 14)

• I will put you to the test; your youngest brother must come here, or, by the life of Pharao, none of you shall leave this land. (Genesis 42, 15)

• One of you must go and fetch him, the rest shall be my prisoners, until you give me proof whether your story is true or not. If you refuse this, as sure as Pharao lives, you are spies. (Genesis 42, 16)

• So he committed them to prison, and kept them there for three days. (Genesis 42, 17)

• When the third day came, they were released, and now he said to them, Do what I bade you, and I will spare your lives; I am a man that fears God. (Genesis 42, 18)

• To prove whether your errand is peaceful, one of you must be kept here in prison; the rest shall go home, taking with them the corn they have bought. (Genesis 42, 19)