Fondare 2034 Risultati per: Ans
Thou shalt have the land of Gessen for thy dwelling-place, so that thou canst live close to me, with thy children and thy grandchildren, thy sheep and cattle and all that is thine. (Genesis 45, 10)
That night, in a vision, he heard God calling to him, Jacob, Jacob! and when he answered, I am here, at thy command, (Genesis 46, 2)
So much for the sons Lia bore in Mesopotamia of the Syrians, with one daughter, Dina; the whole count of these, sons and daughters, was thirty-three. (Genesis 46, 15)
your answer must be, Thy servants are shepherds; to that trade we have been brought up from youth, as our fathers were before us. This profession will win you a home in the land of Gessen; the Egyptians hold all shepherd-folk in abhorrence. (Genesis 46, 34)
and these, when the king asked what their employment was, answered, Thy servants are shepherds, as their fathers were before them. (Genesis 47, 3)
So, when they had nothing left to buy with, the Egyptians all came to Joseph asking to have bread given them for nothing; Wilt thou watch us starve, they asked, now that we have no more money left? (Genesis 47, 15)
If you cannot pay, he answered, bring your cattle here, and you shall have food in return for these. (Genesis 47, 16)
By the next year, they came to him and said, My lord, we must needs be open with thee; we have come to the end of our cattle, as well as our money; thou canst see for thyself that nothing is left us except our lives and our lands. (Genesis 47, 18)
I would sleep where my fathers sleep; take me far away from this land and bury me in the burial-place of my kindred. I will do thy bidding, answered Joseph; (Genesis 47, 30)
The sons God has given me, said he, while I have been living here. Bring them close to me, he answered, and let me give them my blessing; (Genesis 48, 9)
I will wait patiently, Lord, for the deliverance thou canst bring me.✻ (Genesis 49, 18)
till the Chanaanites, watching it, said This is great lamentation the men of Egypt are making, and the place came to be called, The Lament of the Egyptians. (Genesis 50, 11)
