Trouvé 1707 Résultats pour: Vin
and she caught him by the hem of his garment, inviting him to her bed. Whereupon he went out, leaving his cloak still in her hand. (Genesis 39, 12)
and at the sound of my voice he ran out, leaving his cloak in my grasp. (Genesis 39, 15)
and it was only upon hearing me cry for help that he ran out, leaving me with this cloak in my hand. (Genesis 39, 18)
Upon this Joseph’s master, too easily convinced by what his wife told him, broke into a rage, (Genesis 39, 19)
The chief cup-bearer related his dream first; I saw in front of me, he said, a vine, (Genesis 40, 9)
and as soon as it was daylight, he sent in great confusion of mind for all the diviners and all the wise men of Egypt. When they answered his summons, he told them of his dream, without finding anyone who could interpret it. (Genesis 41, 8)
and yet they shewed no sign of having had their fill; they languished there, as gaunt and wretched as ever. Then I woke up, but was soon plunged in sleep again; (Genesis 41, 21)
and devoured all the fair promise of the first seven. This is the dream I have told to these diviners of mine, and none of them can tell me what it means. (Genesis 41, 24)
having thus won the favour of king Pharao when he was only thirty years old; and there was no part of Egypt he did not visit. (Genesis 41, 46)
And then, the test of their honesty he had proposed; that they should go home with what they needed, leaving one of them behind; that he should remain a prisoner, (Genesis 42, 33)
And he, returning their greeting with courtesy, asked how their father was, the old man of whom they had spoken to him. Was he still living? (Genesis 43, 27)
What moved you, said he, to do this? Surely you must know that I have powers of divining such as no other man has? (Genesis 44, 15)
