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• It is two years now since famine came to these parts, and there will be no ploughing, no reaping harvests, for five years more; (Genesis 45, 6)

• 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)

• and these were the orders he would have Joseph give to his brethren, Pack your beasts, and go back to Chanaan, (Genesis 45, 17)

• And they might borrow waggons from Egypt, to carry their wives and children back. Take your father with you (he was to tell them) and make haste over your return; (Genesis 45, 19)

• The sons of Israel did as they were bidden; Joseph providing them with waggons at Pharao’s command, and with food for the journey. (Genesis 45, 21)

• He also had two new garments brought out for each, and gave Benjamin three hundred silver pieces and five new garments of the choicest sort; (Genesis 45, 22)

• sending his father a like gift in both kinds, as well as ten asses laden with the best merchandise of Egypt, and ten she-asses with corn and bread to last him over his travels. (Genesis 45, 23)

• Thus he sent his brethren home, and his last word, as they set out, was Be sure there is no quarrelling on the way. (Genesis 45, 24)

• and they must tell him the whole story from first to last. Then, when he had seen for himself the waggons and all the gifts, he could breathe again. (Genesis 45, 27)

• If my son Joseph, he said, is still alive, that is all I ask; I will go with you, and have sight of him again before I die. (Genesis 45, 28)

• God said to him, I am the almighty God thy father worshipped. Betake thyself to Egypt without fear; I mean to make thy descendants into a great nation there. (Genesis 46, 3)

• These are the names of Israel’s descendants who made their way into Egypt. He had his sons with him, of whom Ruben was the first-born, (Genesis 46, 8)