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Talált 23719 Eredmények: Re

  • May the almighty God I serve secure you his favour, so that he will send back that brother of yours who is now his hostage, and Benjamin as well. Meanwhile, I shall be like a man bereft of children. (Genesis 43, 14)

  • With such gifts, and a double amount of money, they took Benjamin down into Egypt, and presented themselves before Joseph. (Genesis 43, 15)

  • where they stood dismayed; We have been brought in here because of the money, they said to one another, the money we took home in our sacks. He means to trump a charge against us, and to hold us here in pawn, and our beasts along with us. (Genesis 43, 18)

  • Pray, sir, listen, they said. We came here some while since, to buy food, (Genesis 43, 20)

  • and buy it we did; but when we reached our halting-place we found the money lying in the mouths of our sacks. And now we have brought back the same amount, (Genesis 43, 21)

  • over and above the sum that is to defray our fresh needs; we cannot guess who it was put the money back in our purses. (Genesis 43, 22)

  • Set your mind at rest, he said; you have nothing to fear. Your own God, the God your father serves, must have enriched those sacks of yours; I have the money you paid me accounted for. Then he fetched Simeon out to meet them, (Genesis 43, 23)

  • and took them into the house, where he brought water for them to wash their feet; he also gave their beasts fodder. (Genesis 43, 24)

  • There then they waited, with the gifts ready, till Joseph should come home at noon; they had been told that they would be his guests. (Genesis 43, 25)

  • And as soon as Joseph entered his house, they offered him the gifts they carried, and bowed down to earth. (Genesis 43, 26)

  • 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)

  • Yes, my lord, they said, our father still lives. And they bent to do him reverence. (Genesis 43, 28)


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