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So ten of Joseph's brothers went down to buy an emergency supply of grain from Egypt. (Genesis 42, 3)
It was only Joseph's full brother Benjamin that Jacob did not send with the rest, for he thought some disaster might befall him. (Genesis 42, 4)
It was Joseph, as governor of the country, who dispensed the rations to all the people. When Joseph's brothers came and knelt down before him with their faces to the ground, (Genesis 42, 6)
When Joseph recognized his brothers, although they did not recognize him, (Genesis 42, 8)
he was reminded of the dreams he had about them. He said to them: "You are spies. You have come to see the nakedness of the land." (Genesis 42, 9)
"It is just as I said," Joseph persisted; "you are spies. (Genesis 42, 14)
On the third day Joseph said to them: "Do this, and you shall live; for I am a God-fearing man. (Genesis 42, 18)
They did not know, of course, that Joseph understood what they said, since he spoke with them through an interpreter. (Genesis 42, 23)
Then Joseph gave orders to have their containers filled with grain, their money replaced in each one's sack, and provisions given them for their journey. After this had been done for them, (Genesis 42, 25)
Their father Jacob said to them: "Must you make me childless? Joseph is gone, and Simeon is gone, and now you would take away Benjamin! Why must such things always happen to me?" (Genesis 42, 36)
So the men got the gifts, took double the amount of money with them, and, accompanied by Benjamin, were off on their way down to Egypt to present themselves to Joseph. (Genesis 43, 15)
When Joseph saw Benjamin with them, he told his head steward, "Take these men into the house, and have an animal slaughtered and prepared, for they are to dine with me at noon." (Genesis 43, 16)
