\NormalFont\ShortTitle{Genesis}

{\MT The First Book of Moses, called Genesis



\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}In the
beginning
God
created the
heaven
and the
earth.

\VS{2}And the
earth
was without
form, and
void; and
darkness
{\ADD{was}} upon the
face of the
deep. And the
Spirit of
God
moved
upon the
face of the
waters.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}And
God
said, Let there
be
light: and there was
light.

\VS{4}And
God
saw the
light,
that
{\ADD{it was}}
good: and
God
divided the
light
from the
darkness.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 1.4 }{\FT{the light from…: Heb. between the light and between the darkness}}}

\VS{5}And
God
called the
light
Day, and the
darkness he
called
Night. And the
evening and the
morning were the
first
day.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 1.5 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
God
said, Let there be a
firmament in the
midst of the
waters, and let it
divide the
waters from the
waters.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 1.6 }{\FT{firmament: Heb. expansion}}}

\VS{7}And
God
made the
firmament, and
divided the
waters
which
{\ADD{were}}
under the
firmament from the
waters
which
{\ADD{were}}
above the
firmament: and it was
so.

\VS{8}And
God
called the
firmament
Heaven. And the
evening and the
morning were the
second
day.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 1.8 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
God
said, Let the
waters under the
heaven be gathered
together
unto
one
place, and let the
dry
{\ADD{land}}
appear: and it was so.

\VS{10}And
God
called the
dry
{\ADD{land}}
Earth; and the gathering
together of the
waters
called he
Seas: and
God
saw that
{\ADD{it was}}
good.

\VS{11}And
God
said, Let the
earth bring
forth
grass, the
herb
yielding
seed,
{\ADD{and}} the
fruit
tree
yielding
fruit after his
kind,
whose
seed
{\ADD{is}} in itself, upon the
earth: and it was so.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 1.11 }{\FT{grass: Heb. tender grass}}}

\VS{12}And the
earth brought
forth
grass,
{\ADD{and}}
herb
yielding
seed after his
kind, and the
tree
yielding
fruit, whose
seed
{\ADD{was}} in itself, after his
kind: and
God
saw that
{\ADD{it was}}
good.

\VS{13}And the
evening and the
morning were the
third
day.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 1.13 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And
God
said, Let there be
lights in the
firmament of the
heaven to
divide the
day from the
night; and let them be for
signs, and for
seasons, and for
days, and
years:\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 1.14 }{\FT{the day…: Heb. between the day and between the night}}}

\VS{15}And let them be for
lights in the
firmament of the
heaven to give
light upon the
earth: and it was so.

\VS{16}And
God
made
two
great
lights; the
greater
light to
rule the
day, and the
lesser
light to
rule the
night:
{\ADD{he made}} the
stars also.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 1.16 }{\FT{to rule the day…: Heb. for the rule of the day, etc.}}}

\VS{17}And
God
set them in the
firmament of the
heaven to give
light upon the
earth,

\VS{18}And to
rule over the
day and over the
night, and to
divide the
light from the
darkness: and
God
saw that
{\ADD{it was}}
good.

\VS{19}And the
evening and the
morning were the
fourth
day.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 1.19 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{20}And
God
said, Let the
waters bring forth
abundantly the moving
creature that
hath
life, and
fowl
{\ADD{that}} may
fly
above the
earth in the
open
firmament of
heaven.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 1.20 }{\FT{moving: or, creeping}}}\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 1.20 }{\FT{life: Heb. soul}}}\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 1.20 }{\FT{fowl…: Heb. let fowl fly}}}\FTNT{*}{{\FR 1.20 }{\FT{open…: Heb. face of the firmament of heaven}}}

\VS{21}And
God
created
great
whales, and every
living
creature that
moveth, which the
waters brought forth
abundantly, after their
kind, and every
winged
fowl after his
kind: and
God
saw that
{\ADD{it was}}
good.

\VS{22}And
God
blessed them,
saying, Be
fruitful, and
multiply, and
fill the
waters in the
seas, and let
fowl
multiply in the
earth.

\VS{23}And the
evening and the
morning were the
fifth
day.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 1.23 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And
God
said, Let the
earth bring
forth the
living
creature after his
kind,
cattle, and creeping
thing, and
beast of the
earth after his
kind: and it was so.

\VS{25}And
God
made the
beast of the
earth after his
kind, and
cattle after their
kind, and every thing that
creepeth upon the
earth after his
kind: and
God
saw that
{\ADD{it was}}
good.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And
God
said, Let us
make
man in our
image, after our
likeness: and let them have
dominion over the
fish of the
sea, and over the
fowl of the
air, and over the
cattle, and over all the
earth, and over every creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth.

\VS{27}So
God
created
man in his
{\ADD{own}}
image, in the
image of
God
created he him;
male and
female
created he them.

\VS{28}And
God
blessed them, and
God
said unto them, Be
fruitful, and
multiply, and
replenish the
earth, and subdue
it: and have
dominion over the
fish of the
sea, and over the
fowl of the
air, and over every living
thing that
moveth upon the
earth.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 1.28 }{\FT{moveth: Heb. creepeth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
God
said,
Behold, I have
given you every
herb
bearing
seed, which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
face of all the
earth, and every
tree, in the which
{\ADD{is}} the
fruit of a
tree
yielding
seed; to you it shall
be for
meat.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 1.29 }{\FT{bearing…: Heb. seeding seed}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 1.29 }{\FT{yielding…: Heb. seeding seed}}}

\VS{30}And to every
beast of the
earth, and to every
fowl of the
air, and to every thing that
creepeth upon the
earth, wherein
{\ADD{there is}}
life,
{\ADD{I have given}} every
green
herb for
meat: and it was so.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 1.30 }{\FT{life: Heb. a living soul}}}

\VS{31}And
God
saw every thing
that he had
made, and, behold,
{\ADD{it was}}
very
good. And the
evening and the
morning were the
sixth
day.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 1.31 }{\FT{And the evening…: Heb. And the evening was, and the morning was etc.}}}




\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thus the
heavens and the
earth were
finished, and all the host of
them.

\VS{2}And on the
seventh
day
God
ended his
work which he had
made; and he
rested on the
seventh
day from all his
work which he had
made.

\VS{3}And
God
blessed the
seventh
day, and
sanctified it:
because that in it he had
rested from all his
work which
God
created and
made.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 2.3 }{\FT{created…: Heb. created to make}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶
These
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of the
heavens and of the
earth when they were
created, in the
day that the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
made the
earth and the
heavens,

\VS{5}And every
plant of the
field
before it was in the
earth, and every
herb of the
field
before it
grew:
for the
{\ND{LORD}}
God had
not caused it to
rain upon the
earth, and
{\ADD{there was}}
not a
man to
till the
ground.

\VS{6}But there went
up a
mist
from the
earth, and
watered the whole
face of the
ground.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 2.6 }{\FT{there…: or, a mist which went up from, etc.}}}

\VS{7}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
formed
man
{\ADD{of}} the
dust
of the
ground, and
breathed into his
nostrils the
breath of
life; and
man became a
living
soul.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 2.7 }{\FT{of the dust…: Heb. dust of the ground}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
planted a
garden
eastward in
Eden; and
there he
put the
man
whom he had
formed.

\VS{9}And
out of the
ground
made the
{\ND{LORD}}
God to
grow every
tree that is
pleasant to the
sight, and
good for
food; the
tree of
life also in the
midst of the
garden, and the
tree of
knowledge of
good and
evil.

\VS{10}And a
river went
out of
Eden to
water the
garden; and from thence it was
parted, and became into
four
heads.

\VS{11}The
name of the
first
{\ADD{is}}
Pison:
that
{\ADD{is}} it which
compasseth the whole
land of
Havilah,
where
{\ADD{there is}}
gold;

\VS{12}And the
gold of
that
land
{\ADD{is}}
good: there
{\ADD{is}}
bdellium and the
onyx
stone.

\VS{13}And the
name of the
second
river
{\ADD{is}}
Gihon: the same
{\ADD{is}} it that
compasseth the whole
land of
Ethiopia.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 2.13 }{\FT{Ethiopia: Heb. Cush}}}

\VS{14}And the
name of the
third
river
{\ADD{is}}
Hiddekel: that
{\ADD{is}} it which goeth
toward the
east of
Assyria. And the
fourth
river
{\ADD{is}}
Euphrates.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 2.14 }{\FT{toward…: or, eastward to Assyria}}}

\VS{15}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
took the
man, and put
him into the
garden of
Eden to
dress it and to
keep it.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 2.15 }{\FT{the man: or, Adam}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{16}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
commanded the
man,
saying, Of every
tree of the
garden thou mayest
freely
eat:\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 2.16 }{\FT{thou…: Heb. eating thou shalt eat}}}

\VS{17}But of the
tree of the
knowledge of
good and
evil, thou shalt not
eat of it: for in the
day that thou
eatest thereof thou shalt
surely
die.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 2.17 }{\FT{thou shalt surely…: Heb. dying thou shalt die}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
said,
{\ADD{It is}} not
good that the
man should
be alone; I will
make him an help
meet for him.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 2.18 }{\FT{meet…: Heb. as before him}}}

\VS{19}And out of the
ground the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
formed every
beast of the
field, and every
fowl of the
air; and
brought
{\ADD{them}} unto
Adam to
see what he would
call them: and whatsoever
Adam
called every
living
creature,
that
{\ADD{was}} the name
thereof.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 2.19 }{\FT{Adam: or, the man}}}

\VS{20}And
Adam
gave
names to all
cattle, and to the
fowl of the
air, and to every
beast of the
field; but for
Adam there was not
found an help
meet for him.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 2.20 }{\FT{gave: Heb. called}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
caused a deep
sleep to
fall upon
Adam, and he
slept: and he
took
one of his
ribs, and closed
up the
flesh instead thereof;

\VS{22}And the
rib, which the
{\ND{LORD}}
God had
taken from
man,
made he a
woman, and
brought her unto the
man.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 2.22 }{\FT{made: Heb. builded}}}

\VS{23}And
Adam
said,
This
{\ADD{is}}
now
bone of my
bones, and
flesh of my
flesh:
she shall be
called
Woman, because
she was
taken out of
Man.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 2.23 }{\FT{Woman: Heb. Isha}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 2.23 }{\FT{Man: Heb. Ish}}}

\VS{24}Therefore shall a
man
leave his
father and his
mother, and shall
cleave unto his
wife: and they shall be
one
flesh.

\VS{25}And they were
both
naked, the
man and his
wife, and were not
ashamed.




\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now the
serpent
was more
subtil than any
beast of the
field which the
{\ND{LORD}}
God had
made. And he
said unto the
woman,
Yea, hath
God
said, Ye shall not
eat of every
tree of the
garden?\FTNT{*}{{\FR 3.1 }{\FT{Yea…: Heb. Yea, because, etc.}}}

\VS{2}And the
woman
said unto the
serpent, We may
eat of the
fruit of the
trees of the
garden:

\VS{3}But of the
fruit of the
tree which
{\ADD{is}} in the
midst of the
garden,
God hath
said, Ye shall not
eat of it, neither shall ye
touch it,
lest ye
die.

\VS{4}And the
serpent
said unto the
woman, Ye shall not
surely
die:

\VS{5}For
God doth
know that in the
day ye
eat thereof, then your
eyes shall be
opened, and ye shall be as
gods,
knowing
good and
evil.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}And when the
woman
saw that the
tree
{\ADD{was}}
good for
food, and that
it
{\ADD{was}}
pleasant to the
eyes, and a
tree to be
desired to make
{\ADD{one}}
wise, she
took of the fruit
thereof, and did
eat, and
gave
also unto her
husband with her; and he did
eat.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 3.6 }{\FT{pleasant: Heb. a desire}}}

\VS{7}And the
eyes of them
both were
opened, and
they
knew that they
{\ADD{were}}
naked; and they
sewed
fig
leaves
together, and made
themselves
aprons.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 3.7 }{\FT{aprons: or, things to gird about}}}

\VS{8}And they
heard the
voice of the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
walking in the
garden in the
cool of the
day: and
Adam and his
wife hid
themselves from the
presence of the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
amongst the
trees of the
garden.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 3.8 }{\FT{cool: Heb. wind}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
called unto
Adam, and
said unto him, Where
{\ADD{art}}
thou?

\VS{10}And he
said, I
heard thy
voice in the
garden, and I was
afraid, because
I
{\ADD{was}}
naked; and I hid
myself.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}And he
said,
Who
told thee that thou
{\ADD{wast}}
naked? Hast thou
eaten of the
tree, whereof I commanded
thee that thou shouldest
not
eat?

\VS{12}And the
man
said, The
woman whom thou
gavest
{\ADD{to be}} with
me,
she
gave me of the
tree, and I did
eat.

\VS{13}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
said unto the
woman, What
{\ADD{is}} this
{\ADD{that}} thou hast
done? And the
woman
said, The
serpent beguiled
me, and I did
eat.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
said unto the
serpent, Because
thou hast
done this, thou
{\ADD{art}}
cursed above all
cattle, and above every
beast of the
field; upon thy
belly shalt thou
go, and
dust shalt thou
eat all the
days of thy
life:

\VS{15}And I will
put
enmity between thee and the
woman, and between thy
seed and her
seed; it shall
bruise thy
head, and thou shalt
bruise his
heel.

\VS{16}Unto the
woman he
said, I will
greatly
multiply thy
sorrow and thy
conception; in
sorrow thou shalt bring
forth
children; and thy
desire
{\ADD{shall be}} to thy
husband, and he shall
rule over thee.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 3.16 }{\FT{to thy…: or, subject to thy husband}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{17}And unto
Adam he
said, Because thou hast
hearkened unto the
voice of thy
wife, and hast
eaten of the
tree, of
which I commanded
thee,
saying, Thou shalt not
eat of it:
cursed
{\ADD{is}} the
ground for thy sake; in
sorrow shalt thou
eat
{\ADD{of}} it
all the
days of thy
life;

\VS{18}Thorns
also and
thistles shall it bring
forth to thee; and thou shalt
eat the
herb of the
field;\FTNT{††}{{\FR 3.18 }{\FT{bring…: Heb. cause to bud}}}

\VS{19}In the
sweat of thy
face shalt thou
eat
bread,
till thou
return unto the
ground; for out of it wast thou
taken: for
dust
thou
{\ADD{art}}, and unto
dust shalt thou
return.

\VS{20}And
Adam
called his
wife’s
name
Eve; because she was the
mother of all
living.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 3.20 }{\FT{Eve: Heb. Chavah: that is Living}}}

\VS{21}Unto
Adam also and to his
wife did the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
make
coats of
skins, and clothed
them.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
God
said,
Behold, the
man is become as
one of us, to
know
good and
evil: and now, lest he put
forth his
hand, and
take also of the
tree of
life, and
eat, and
live for
ever:

\VS{23}Therefore the
{\ND{LORD}}
God sent him
forth from the
garden of
Eden, to
till the
ground from whence he was
taken.

\VS{24}So he drove
out the
man; and he
placed at the
east of the
garden of
Eden
Cherubims, and a
flaming
sword which turned every
way, to
keep the
way of the
tree of
life.




\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Adam
knew
Eve his
wife; and she
conceived, and
bare
Cain, and
said, I have
gotten a
man
from the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 4.1 }{\FT{Cain: that is, Gotten, or, Acquired}}}

\VS{2}And she
again
bare his
brother
Abel. And
Abel was a
keeper of
sheep, but
Cain was a
tiller of the
ground.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 4.2 }{\FT{Abel: Heb. Hebel}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 4.2 }{\FT{a keeper: Heb. a feeder}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{3}And in
process of
time it came to pass, that
Cain
brought of the
fruit of the
ground an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 4.3 }{\FT{in process…: Heb. at the end of days}}}

\VS{4}And
Abel,
he also
brought of the
firstlings of his
flock and of the
fat thereof. And the
{\ND{LORD}} had
respect unto
Abel and to his
offering:\FTNT{**}{{\FR 4.4 }{\FT{flock: Heb. sheep, or, goats}}}

\VS{5}But unto
Cain and to his
offering he had not
respect. And
Cain was
very
wroth, and his
countenance
fell.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Cain, Why art thou
wroth? and why is thy
countenance
fallen?

\VS{7}If thou doest
well, shalt thou not be
accepted? and if thou doest not
well,
sin
lieth at the
door. And unto thee
{\ADD{shall be}} his
desire, and thou shalt
rule over him.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 4.7 }{\FT{be accepted: or, have the excellency}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 4.7 }{\FT{unto…: or, subject unto thee}}}

\VS{8}And
Cain
talked
with
Abel his
brother: and it came to pass, when they were in the
field, that
Cain rose
up
against
Abel his
brother, and slew
him.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Cain,
Where
{\ADD{is}}
Abel thy
brother? And he
said, I
know not:
{\ADD{Am}} I my
brother’s
keeper?

\VS{10}And he
said,
What hast thou
done? the
voice of thy
brother’s
blood
crieth unto me from the
ground.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 4.10 }{\FT{blood: Heb. bloods}}}

\VS{11}And now
{\ADD{art}} thou
cursed from the
earth, which hath
opened her
mouth to
receive thy
brother’s
blood from thy
hand;

\VS{12}When thou
tillest the
ground, it shall not
henceforth
yield unto thee her
strength; a
fugitive and a
vagabond shalt thou be in the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}And
Cain
said unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, My
punishment
{\ADD{is}}
greater than I can
bear.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 4.13 }{\FT{My…: or, Mine iniquity is greater than that it may be forgiven}}}

\VS{14}Behold, thou hast driven me
out this
day from the
face of the
earth; and
from thy
face shall I be
hid; and I shall be a
fugitive and a
vagabond in the
earth; and it shall come to
pass,
{\ADD{that}} every one that findeth
me shall slay
me.

\VS{15}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto him,
Therefore whosoever
slayeth
Cain, vengeance shall be
taken on him
sevenfold. And the
{\ND{LORD}}
set a
mark upon
Cain,
lest any
finding him should
kill him.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And
Cain went
out from the
presence of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
dwelt in the
land of
Nod, on the
east of
Eden.

\VS{17}And
Cain
knew his
wife; and she
conceived, and
bare
Enoch: and he
builded a
city, and
called the
name of the
city, after the
name of his
son,
Enoch.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 4.17 }{\FT{Enoch: Heb. Chanoch}}}

\VS{18}And unto
Enoch was
born
Irad: and
Irad
begat
Mehujael: and
Mehujael
begat
Methusael: and
Methusael
begat
Lamech.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 4.18 }{\FT{Lamech: Heb. Lemech}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And
Lamech
took unto him
two
wives: the
name of the
one
{\ADD{was}}
Adah, and the
name of the
other
Zillah.

\VS{20}And
Adah
bare
Jabal: he was the
father of such as
dwell in
tents, and
{\ADD{of such as have}}
cattle.

\VS{21}And his
brother’s
name
{\ADD{was}}
Jubal: he was the
father of all such as
handle the
harp and
organ.

\VS{22}And
Zillah, she also
bare
Tubal-cain, an
instructer of every
artificer in
brass and
iron: and the
sister of
Tubal-cain
{\ADD{was}}
Naamah.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 4.22 }{\FT{instructer: Heb. whetter}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{23}And
Lamech
said unto his
wives,
Adah and
Zillah,
Hear my
voice; ye
wives of
Lamech,
hearken unto my
speech: for I have
slain a
man to my
wounding, and a young
man to my
hurt.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 4.23 }{\FT{I have…: or, I would slay a man in my wound, etc.}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 4.23 }{\FT{to my hurt: or, in my hurt}}}

\VS{24}If
Cain shall be
avenged
sevenfold, truly
Lamech
seventy and
sevenfold.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And
Adam
knew his
wife
again; and she
bare a
son, and
called his
name
Seth: For
God,
{\ADD{said she}}, hath
appointed me
another
seed
instead of
Abel,
whom
Cain
slew.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 4.25 }{\FT{Seth: Heb. Sheth: that is Appointed, or, Put}}}

\VS{26}And to
Seth, to
him also there was
born a
son; and he
called his
name
Enos: then began
men to
call upon the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 4.26 }{\FT{Enos: Heb. Enosh}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 4.26 }{\FT{to call…: or, to call themselves by the name of the Lord}}}




\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}This
{\ADD{is}} the
book of the
generations of
Adam. In the
day that
God
created
man, in the
likeness of
God
made he him;

\VS{2}Male and
female
created he them; and
blessed them, and
called their
name
Adam, in the
day when they were
created.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Adam
lived an
hundred and
thirty
years, and
begat
{\ADD{a son}} in his own
likeness, after his
image; and
called his
name
Seth:

\VS{4}And the
days of
Adam
after he had
begotten
Seth were
eight
hundred
years: and he
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{5}And all the
days that
Adam
lived were
nine
hundred and
thirty
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}And
Seth
lived an
hundred and
five
years, and
begat
Enos:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 5.6 }{\FT{Enos: Heb. Enosh}}}

\VS{7}And
Seth
lived
after he
begat
Enos
eight
hundred and
seven
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{8}And all the
days of
Seth were
nine
hundred and
twelve
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
Enos
lived
ninety
years, and
begat
Cainan:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 5.9 }{\FT{Cainan: Heb. Kenan}}}

\VS{10}And
Enos
lived
after he
begat
Cainan
eight
hundred and
fifteen
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{11}And all the
days of
Enos were
nine
hundred and
five
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And
Cainan
lived
seventy
years, and
begat
Mahalaleel:\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 5.12 }{\FT{Mahalaleel: Gr. Maleleel}}}

\VS{13}And
Cainan
lived
after he
begat
Mahalaleel
eight
hundred and
forty
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{14}And all the
days of
Cainan were
nine
hundred and
ten
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
Mahalaleel
lived
sixty and
five
years, and
begat
Jared:\FTNT{§}{{\FR 5.15 }{\FT{Jared: Heb. Jered}}}

\VS{16}And
Mahalaleel
lived
after he
begat
Jared
eight
hundred and
thirty
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{17}And all the
days of
Mahalaleel were
eight
hundred
ninety and
five
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And
Jared
lived an
hundred
sixty and
two
years, and he
begat
Enoch:

\VS{19}And
Jared
lived
after he
begat
Enoch
eight
hundred
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{20}And all the
days of
Jared were
nine
hundred
sixty and
two
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And
Enoch
lived
sixty and
five
years, and
begat
Methuselah:\FTNT{**}{{\FR 5.21 }{\FT{Methuselah: Gr. Mathusala}}}

\VS{22}And
Enoch
walked
with
God
after he
begat
Methuselah
three
hundred
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{23}And all the
days of
Enoch were
three
hundred
sixty and
five
years:

\VS{24}And
Enoch
walked with
God: and he
{\ADD{was}} not; for
God
took him.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}And
Methuselah
lived an
hundred
eighty and
seven
years, and
begat
Lamech:

\VS{26}And
Methuselah
lived
after he
begat
Lamech
seven
hundred
eighty and
two
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:\FTNT{††}{{\FR 5.26 }{\FT{Lamech: Heb. Lemech}}}

\VS{27}And all the
days of
Methuselah were
nine
hundred
sixty and
nine
years: and he
died.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And
Lamech
lived an
hundred
eighty and
two
years, and
begat a
son:

\VS{29}And he
called his
name
Noah,
saying, This
{\ADD{same}} shall
comfort us concerning our
work and
toil of our
hands,
because of the
ground which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
cursed.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 5.29 }{\FT{Noah: Gr. Noe: that is Rest, or, Comfort}}}

\VS{30}And
Lamech
lived
after he
begat
Noah
five
hundred
ninety and
five
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters:

\VS{31}And all the
days of
Lamech were
seven
hundred
seventy and
seven
years: and he
died.

\VS{32}And
Noah was
five
hundred
years
old: and
Noah
begat
Shem,
Ham, and
Japheth.




\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass, when
men
began to
multiply
on the
face of the
earth, and
daughters were
born unto them,

\VS{2}That the
sons of
God
saw the
daughters of
men that
they
{\ADD{were}}
fair; and they
took them
wives of all which they
chose.

\VS{3}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, My
spirit shall not
always
strive with
man, for that he
also
{\ADD{is}}
flesh: yet his
days shall be an
hundred and
twenty
years.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}There were
giants in the
earth in those
days; and also
after
that,
when the
sons of
God came
in unto the
daughters of
men, and they
bare
{\ADD{children}} to them, the
same
{\ADD{became}} mighty
men which
{\ADD{were}} of
old,
men of
renown.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And
{\ND{GOD}}
saw that the
wickedness of
man
{\ADD{was}}
great in the
earth, and
{\ADD{that}} every
imagination of the
thoughts of his
heart
{\ADD{was}}
only
evil
continually.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 6.5 }{\FT{every…: or, the whole imagination: the Hebrew word signifieth not only the imagination, but also the purposes and desires}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 6.5 }{\FT{continually: Heb. every day}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{6}And it
repented the
{\ND{LORD}} that he had
made
man on the
earth, and it
grieved him
at his
heart.

\VS{7}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, I will
destroy
man whom I have
created from the
face of the
earth; both
man,
and
beast, and the creeping
thing, and the
fowls of the
air; for it
repenteth me that I have
made them.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 6.7 }{\FT{both…: Heb. from man unto beast}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{8}But
Noah
found
grace in the
eyes of the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ These
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Noah:
Noah was a
just
man
{\ADD{and}}
perfect in his
generations,
{\ADD{and}}
Noah
walked with
God.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 6.9 }{\FT{perfect: or, upright}}}

\VS{10}And
Noah
begat
three
sons,
Shem,
Ham, and
Japheth.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}The
earth also was
corrupt
before
God, and the
earth was
filled with
violence.

\VS{12}And
God
looked upon the
earth, and, behold, it was
corrupt; for all
flesh had
corrupted his
way upon the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}And
God
said unto
Noah, The
end of all
flesh is
come before
me; for the
earth is filled
with
violence through
them; and, behold, I will
destroy them
with the
earth.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 6.13 }{\FT{with the earth: or, from the earth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶
Make thee an
ark of
gopher
wood;
rooms shalt thou
make
in the
ark, and shalt
pitch it
within and
without with
pitch.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 6.14 }{\FT{rooms: Heb. nests}}}

\VS{15}And this
{\ADD{is the fashion}} which thou shalt
make it
{\ADD{of:}} The
length of the
ark
{\ADD{shall be}}
three
hundred
cubits, the
breadth of it
fifty
cubits, and the
height of it
thirty
cubits.

\VS{16}A
window shalt thou
make to the
ark, and in a
cubit shalt thou
finish it
above; and the
door of the
ark shalt thou
set in the side
thereof;
{\ADD{with}}
lower,
second, and
third
{\ADD{stories}} shalt thou
make it.

\VS{17}And,
behold,
I, even I, do
bring a
flood of
waters upon the
earth, to
destroy all
flesh, wherein
{\ADD{is}} the
breath of
life, from
under
heaven;
{\ADD{and}} every
thing that
{\ADD{is}} in the
earth shall
die.

\VS{18}But with thee will I
establish my
covenant; and thou shalt
come
into the
ark,
thou, and thy
sons, and thy
wife, and thy
sons’
wives with thee.

\VS{19}And of every living
thing of all
flesh,
two of every
{\ADD{sort}} shalt thou
bring into the
ark, to keep
{\ADD{them}}
alive with thee; they shall be
male and
female.

\VS{20}Of
fowls after their
kind, and of
cattle after their
kind, of every creeping
thing of the
earth after his
kind,
two of every
{\ADD{sort}} shall
come unto thee, to keep
{\ADD{them}}
alive.

\VS{21}And
take thou unto thee of all
food that is
eaten, and thou shalt
gather
{\ADD{it}} to thee; and it shall be for
food for thee, and for them.

\VS{22}Thus
did
Noah; according to all that
God
commanded him, so
did he.




\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Noah,
Come thou and all thy
house into the
ark; for thee have I
seen
righteous before
me in
this
generation.

\VS{2}Of every
clean
beast thou shalt
take to thee by
sevens, the
male and his
female: and of
beasts that
{\ADD{are}} not
clean by
two, the
male and his
female.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 7.2 }{\FT{by sevens: Heb. seven seven}}}

\VS{3}Of
fowls also of the
air by
sevens, the
male and the
female; to
keep
seed
alive upon the
face of all the
earth.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 7.3 }{\FT{by sevens: Heb. seven seven}}}

\VS{4}For
yet
seven
days, and I will cause it to
rain upon the
earth
forty
days and
forty
nights; and
every living
substance that I have
made will I
destroy from
off the
face of the
earth.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 7.4 }{\FT{destroy: Heb. blot out}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And
Noah
did according unto all that the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded him.

\VS{6}And
Noah
{\ADD{was}}
six
hundred
years
old when the
flood of
waters was upon the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And
Noah went
in, and his
sons, and his
wife, and his
sons’
wives with him, into the
ark, because
of the
waters of the
flood.

\VS{8}Of
clean
beasts, and of
beasts that
{\ADD{are}} not
clean, and of
fowls, and of every thing that
creepeth upon the
earth,

\VS{9}There went
in
two and
two unto
Noah into the
ark, the
male and the
female,
as
God had
commanded
Noah.

\VS{10}And it came to pass after
seven
days, that the
waters of the
flood were upon the
earth.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 7.10 }{\FT{after…: or, on the seventh day}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶
In the
six
hundredth
year of
Noah’s
life, in the
second
month, the
seventeenth
day of the
month, the
same
day were all the
fountains of the
great
deep broken
up, and the
windows of
heaven were
opened.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 7.11 }{\FT{windows: or, floodgates}}}

\VS{12}And the
rain was upon the
earth
forty
days and
forty
nights.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}In the
selfsame
day
entered
Noah, and
Shem, and
Ham, and
Japheth, the
sons of
Noah, and
Noah’s
wife, and the
three
wives of his
sons with them, into the
ark;

\VS{14}They, and every
beast after his
kind, and all the
cattle after their
kind, and every creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth after his
kind, and every
fowl after his
kind, every
bird of every
sort.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 7.14 }{\FT{sort: Heb. wing}}}

\VS{15}And they went
in unto
Noah into the
ark,
two and
two of all
flesh,
wherein
{\ADD{is}} the
breath of
life.

\VS{16}And they that went
in, went
in
male and
female of all
flesh, as
God had
commanded him: and the
{\ND{LORD}} shut him
in.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}And the
flood was
forty
days upon the
earth; and the
waters
increased, and bare
up the
ark, and it was lift
up above the
earth.

\VS{18}And the
waters
prevailed, and were
increased
greatly upon the
earth; and the
ark
went upon the
face of the
waters.

\VS{19}And the
waters
prevailed
exceedingly upon the
earth; and all the
high
hills, that
{\ADD{were}}
under the whole
heaven, were
covered.

\VS{20}Fifteen
cubits
upward did the
waters
prevail; and the
mountains were
covered.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And all
flesh
died that
moved upon the
earth, both of
fowl, and of
cattle, and of
beast, and of every creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth, and every
man:

\VS{22}All in whose
nostrils
{\ADD{was}} the
breath of
life, of all that
{\ADD{was}} in the
dry
{\ADD{land}},
died.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 7.22 }{\FT{the breath…: Heb. the breath of the spirit of life}}}

\VS{23}And every living
substance was
destroyed which was upon the
face of the
ground, both
man, and
cattle, and the creeping
things, and the
fowl of the
heaven; and they were
destroyed from the
earth: and
Noah
only
remained
{\ADD{alive}}, and they
that
{\ADD{were}} with him in the
ark.

\VS{24}And the
waters
prevailed upon the
earth an
hundred and
fifty
days.




\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
God
remembered
Noah, and every living
thing, and all the
cattle that
{\ADD{was}} with him in the
ark: and
God
made a
wind to
pass
over the
earth, and the
waters
asswaged;

\VS{2}The
fountains also of the
deep and the
windows of
heaven were
stopped, and the
rain from
heaven was
restrained;

\VS{3}And the
waters
returned from off the
earth
continually: and after the
end of the
hundred and
fifty
days the
waters were
abated.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 8.3 }{\FT{continually: Heb. in going and returning}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{4}And the
ark
rested in the
seventh
month, on the
seventeenth
day of the
month, upon the
mountains of
Ararat.

\VS{5}And the
waters
decreased
continually
until the
tenth
month: in the
tenth
{\ADD{month}}, on the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
month, were the
tops of the
mountains
seen.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 8.5 }{\FT{decreased…: Heb. were in going and decreasing}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And it came to pass at the
end of
forty
days, that
Noah
opened the
window of the
ark which he had
made:

\VS{7}And he sent
forth a
raven, which went
forth
to and
fro, until the
waters were dried
up from off the
earth.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 8.7 }{\FT{to…: Heb. in going forth and returning}}}

\VS{8}Also he sent
forth a
dove from him, to
see if the
waters were
abated from off the
face of the
ground;

\VS{9}But the
dove
found no
rest for the
sole of her
foot, and she
returned unto him into the
ark, for the
waters
{\ADD{were}} on the
face of the whole
earth: then he put
forth his
hand, and took
her, and pulled her
in unto him into the
ark.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 8.9 }{\FT{pulled…: Heb. caused her to come}}}

\VS{10}And he
stayed yet
other
seven
days; and
again he sent
forth the
dove out of the
ark;

\VS{11}And the
dove came
in to him in the
evening; and, lo, in her
mouth
{\ADD{was}} an
olive
leaf pluckt
off: so
Noah
knew that the
waters were
abated from off the
earth.

\VS{12}And he
stayed yet
other
seven
days; and sent
forth the
dove; which
returned not
again unto him any
more.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And it came to pass in the
six
hundredth and first
year, in the
first
{\ADD{month}}, the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
month, the
waters were dried
up from off the
earth: and
Noah
removed the
covering of the
ark, and
looked, and, behold, the
face of the
ground was
dry.

\VS{14}And in the
second
month, on the
seven and
twentieth
day of the
month, was the
earth
dried.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
God
spake unto
Noah,
saying,

\VS{16}Go
forth of the
ark, thou, and thy
wife, and thy
sons, and thy
sons’
wives with thee.

\VS{17}Bring
forth with thee every living
thing that
{\ADD{is}} with thee, of all
flesh,
{\ADD{both}} of
fowl, and of
cattle, and of every creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth; that they may breed
abundantly in the
earth, and be
fruitful, and
multiply upon the
earth.

\VS{18}And
Noah went
forth, and his
sons, and his
wife, and his
sons’
wives with him:

\VS{19}Every
beast, every creeping
thing, and every
fowl,
{\ADD{and}}
whatsoever
creepeth upon the
earth, after their
kinds, went
forth out of the
ark.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 8.19 }{\FT{kinds: Heb. families}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And
Noah
builded an
altar unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; and
took of every
clean
beast, and of every
clean
fowl, and
offered burnt
offerings on the
altar.

\VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
smelled a
sweet
savour; and the
{\ND{LORD}}
said
in his
heart, I will not
again
curse the
ground any more for
man’s
sake; for the
imagination of
man’s
heart
{\ADD{is}}
evil from his
youth; neither will I
again
smite any more every thing
living, as I have
done.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 8.21 }{\FT{a sweet…: Heb. a savour of rest or, satisfaction}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 8.21 }{\FT{for the imagination: or, through the imagination}}}

\VS{22}While the
earth
remaineth,
seedtime and
harvest, and
cold and
heat, and
summer and
winter, and
day and
night shall not
cease.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 8.22 }{\FT{While…: Heb. As yet all the days of the earth}}}




\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
God
blessed
Noah and his
sons, and
said unto them, Be
fruitful, and
multiply, and
replenish the
earth.

\VS{2}And the fear of
you and the dread of
you shall be upon every
beast of the
earth, and upon every
fowl of the
air, upon all that
moveth
{\ADD{upon}} the
earth, and upon all the
fishes of the
sea; into your
hand are they
delivered.

\VS{3}Every moving
thing that
liveth shall be
meat for you; even as the
green
herb have I
given you all things.

\VS{4}But
flesh with the
life thereof,
{\ADD{which is}} the
blood thereof, shall ye not
eat.

\VS{5}And
surely your
blood of your
lives will I
require; at the
hand of every
beast will I require
it, and at the
hand of
man; at the
hand of every
man’s
brother will I
require the
life of
man.

\VS{6}Whoso
sheddeth
man’s
blood, by
man shall his
blood be
shed: for in the
image of
God
made he
man.

\VS{7}And you, be ye
fruitful, and
multiply; bring forth
abundantly in the
earth, and
multiply therein.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And
God
spake unto
Noah, and to his
sons with him,
saying,

\VS{9}And I, behold, I
establish my
covenant with you, and with your
seed after
you;

\VS{10}And with every
living
creature that
{\ADD{is}} with you, of the
fowl, of the
cattle, and of every
beast of the
earth with you; from all that go
out of the
ark, to every
beast of the
earth.

\VS{11}And I will
establish my
covenant with you; neither shall all
flesh be cut
off any more by the
waters of a
flood; neither shall there any more be a
flood to
destroy the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}And
God
said, This
{\ADD{is}} the
token of the
covenant which
I
make between me and you and every
living
creature that
{\ADD{is}} with you, for
perpetual
generations:

\VS{13}I do
set my
bow in the
cloud, and it shall be for a
token of a
covenant between me and the
earth.

\VS{14}And it shall come to pass, when I
bring a
cloud over the
earth, that the
bow shall be
seen in the
cloud:

\VS{15}And I will
remember my
covenant, which
{\ADD{is}} between me and you and every
living
creature of all
flesh; and the
waters shall no
more become a
flood to
destroy all
flesh.

\VS{16}And the
bow shall be in the
cloud; and I will look upon
it, that I may
remember the
everlasting
covenant
between
God
and every
living
creature of all
flesh that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
earth.

\VS{17}And
God
said unto
Noah, This
{\ADD{is}} the
token of the
covenant, which I have
established between me and all
flesh that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And the
sons of
Noah, that went
forth of the
ark, were
Shem, and
Ham, and
Japheth: and
Ham
{\ADD{is}} the
father of
Canaan.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 9.18 }{\FT{Canaan: Heb. Chenaan}}}

\VS{19}These
{\ADD{are}} the
three
sons of
Noah: and of them was the whole
earth
overspread.

\VS{20}And
Noah
began
{\ADD{to be}} an
husbandman, and he
planted a
vineyard:

\VS{21}And he
drank of the
wine, and was
drunken; and he was
uncovered
within his
tent.

\VS{22}And
Ham, the
father of
Canaan,
saw the
nakedness of his
father, and
told his
two
brethren
without.

\VS{23}And
Shem and
Japheth
took a
garment, and
laid
{\ADD{it}} upon
both their
shoulders, and
went
backward, and
covered the
nakedness of their
father; and their
faces
{\ADD{were}}
backward, and they
saw not their
father’s
nakedness.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}And
Noah
awoke from his
wine, and
knew what his
younger
son had
done unto him.

\VS{25}And he
said,
Cursed
{\ADD{be}}
Canaan; a
servant of
servants shall he be unto his
brethren.

\VS{26}And he
said,
Blessed
{\ADD{be}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of
Shem; and
Canaan shall
be his
servant.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 9.26 }{\FT{his servant: or, servant to them}}}

\VS{27}God shall
enlarge
Japheth, and he shall
dwell in the
tents of
Shem; and
Canaan shall be his
servant.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 9.27 }{\FT{enlarge: or, persuade}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And
Noah
lived
after the
flood
three
hundred and
fifty
years.

\VS{29}And all the
days of
Noah were
nine
hundred and
fifty
years: and he
died.




\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of the
sons of
Noah,
Shem,
Ham, and
Japheth: and unto them were
sons
born
after the
flood.

\VS{2}The
sons of
Japheth;
Gomer, and
Magog, and
Madai, and
Javan, and
Tubal, and
Meshech, and
Tiras.

\VS{3}And the
sons of
Gomer;
Ashkenaz, and
Riphath, and
Togarmah.

\VS{4}And the
sons of
Javan;
Elishah, and
Tarshish,
Kittim, and
Dodanim.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 10.4 }{\FT{Dodanim: or, as some read it, Rodanim}}}

\VS{5}By these were the
isles of the
Gentiles divided
in their
lands; every
one after his
tongue, after their
families, in their
nations.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And the
sons of
Ham;
Cush, and
Mizraim, and
Phut, and
Canaan.

\VS{7}And the
sons of
Cush;
Seba, and
Havilah, and
Sabtah, and
Raamah, and
Sabtecha: and the
sons of
Raamah;
Sheba, and
Dedan.

\VS{8}And
Cush
begat
Nimrod: he
began to
be a mighty
one in the
earth.

\VS{9}He was a
mighty
hunter
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:
wherefore it is
said, Even as
Nimrod the
mighty
hunter
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{10}And the
beginning of his
kingdom was
Babel, and
Erech, and
Accad, and
Calneh, in the
land of
Shinar.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 10.10 }{\FT{Babel: Gr. Babylon}}}

\VS{11}Out of that
land went
forth
Asshur, and
builded
Nineveh, and the
city
Rehoboth, and
Calah,\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 10.11 }{\FT{went…: or, he went out into Assyria}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 10.11 }{\FT{the city…: or, the streets of the city}}}

\VS{12}And
Resen between
Nineveh and
Calah: the same
{\ADD{is}} a
great
city.

\VS{13}And
Mizraim
begat
Ludim, and
Anamim, and
Lehabim, and
Naphtuhim,

\VS{14}And
Pathrusim, and
Casluhim, (out of whom
came
Philistim,) and
Caphtorim.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
Canaan
begat
Sidon his
firstborn, and
Heth,\FTNT{**}{{\FR 10.15 }{\FT{Sidon: Heb. Tzidon}}}

\VS{16}And the
Jebusite, and the
Amorite, and the
Girgasite,

\VS{17}And the
Hivite, and the
Arkite, and the
Sinite,

\VS{18}And the
Arvadite, and the
Zemarite, and the
Hamathite: and
afterward were the
families of the
Canaanites spread
abroad.

\VS{19}And the
border of the
Canaanites was from
Sidon, as thou
comest to
Gerar, unto
Gaza; as thou
goest, unto
Sodom, and
Gomorrah, and
Admah, and
Zeboim, even unto
Lasha.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 10.19 }{\FT{Gaza: Heb. Azzah}}}

\VS{20}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Ham, after their
families, after their
tongues, in their
countries,
{\ADD{and}} in their
nations.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ Unto
Shem also, the
father of all the
children of
Eber, the
brother of
Japheth the
elder, even to him were
{\ADD{children}}
born.

\VS{22}The
children of
Shem;
Elam, and
Asshur, and
Arphaxad, and
Lud, and
Aram.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 10.22 }{\FT{Arphaxad: Heb. Arpachshad}}}

\VS{23}And the
children of
Aram;
Uz, and
Hul, and
Gether, and
Mash.

\VS{24}And
Arphaxad
begat
Salah; and
Salah
begat
Eber.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 10.24 }{\FT{Salah: Heb. Shelah}}}

\VS{25}And unto
Eber were
born
two
sons: the
name of
one
{\ADD{was}}
Peleg; for in his
days was the
earth
divided; and his
brother’s
name
{\ADD{was}}
Joktan.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 10.25 }{\FT{Peleg: that is Division}}}

\VS{26}And
Joktan
begat
Almodad, and
Sheleph, and
Hazarmaveth, and
Jerah,

\VS{27}And
Hadoram, and
Uzal, and
Diklah,

\VS{28}And
Obal, and
Abimael, and
Sheba,

\VS{29}And
Ophir, and
Havilah, and
Jobab: all these
{\ADD{were}} the
sons of
Joktan.

\VS{30}And their
dwelling was from
Mesha, as thou
goest unto
Sephar a
mount of the
east.

\VS{31}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Shem, after their
families, after their
tongues, in their
lands, after their
nations.

\VS{32}These
{\ADD{are}} the
families of the
sons of
Noah, after their
generations, in their
nations: and by these were the
nations
divided in the
earth
after the
flood.




\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the whole
earth was of
one
language, and of
one
speech.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 11.1 }{\FT{language: Heb. lip.}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 11.1 }{\FT{speech: Heb. words}}}

\VS{2}And it came to pass, as they
journeyed from the
east, that they
found a
plain in the
land of
Shinar; and they
dwelt there.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 11.2 }{\FT{from…: or, eastward}}}

\VS{3}And they
said
one to
another, Go
to, let us
make
brick, and
burn them
throughly. And they had
brick for
stone, and
slime
had they for
morter.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 11.3 }{\FT{they said…: Heb. a man said to his neighbour}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 11.3 }{\FT{burn…: Heb. burn them to a burning}}}

\VS{4}And they
said, Go
to, let us
build us a
city and a
tower, whose
top
{\ADD{may reach}} unto
heaven; and let us
make us a
name, lest we be scattered
abroad upon the
face of the whole
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And the
{\ND{LORD}} came
down to
see the
city and the
tower, which the
children of
men
builded.

\VS{6}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, Behold, the
people
{\ADD{is}}
one, and they have all
one
language; and this they
begin to
do: and now
nothing will be
restrained from them, which they have
imagined to
do.

\VS{7}Go
to, let us go
down, and there
confound their
language,
that they may not
understand
one
another’s
speech.

\VS{8}So the
{\ND{LORD}} scattered them
abroad from
thence upon the
face of all the
earth: and they left
off to
build the
city.

\VS{9}Therefore is the name of
it
called
Babel; because the
{\ND{LORD}} did there
confound the
language of all the
earth: and from thence
did the
{\ND{LORD}} scatter them
abroad upon the
face of all the
earth.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 11.9 }{\FT{Babel: that is, Confusion}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ These
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Shem:
Shem
{\ADD{was}} an
hundred
years
old, and
begat
Arphaxad two
years
after the
flood:

\VS{11}And
Shem
lived
after he
begat
Arphaxad
five
hundred
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{12}And
Arphaxad
lived
five and
thirty
years, and
begat
Salah:

\VS{13}And
Arphaxad
lived
after he
begat
Salah
four
hundred and
three
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{14}And
Salah
lived
thirty
years, and
begat
Eber:

\VS{15}And
Salah
lived
after he
begat
Eber
four
hundred and
three
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{16}And
Eber
lived
four and
thirty
years, and
begat
Peleg:\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 11.16 }{\FT{Peleg: Gr. Phalec}}}

\VS{17}And
Eber
lived
after he
begat
Peleg
four
hundred and
thirty
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{18}And
Peleg
lived
thirty
years, and
begat
Reu:

\VS{19}And
Peleg
lived
after he
begat
Reu two
hundred and
nine
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{20}And
Reu
lived
two and
thirty
years, and
begat
Serug:\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 11.20 }{\FT{Serug: Gr. Saruch}}}

\VS{21}And
Reu
lived
after he
begat
Serug two
hundred and
seven
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{22}And
Serug
lived
thirty
years, and
begat
Nahor:

\VS{23}And
Serug
lived
after he
begat
Nahor two
hundred
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{24}And
Nahor
lived
nine and
twenty
years, and
begat
Terah:\FTNT{***}{{\FR 11.24 }{\FT{Terah: Gr. Thara}}}

\VS{25}And
Nahor
lived
after he
begat
Terah an
hundred and
nineteen
years, and
begat
sons and
daughters.

\VS{26}And
Terah
lived
seventy
years, and
begat
Abram,
Nahor, and
Haran.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Terah:
Terah
begat
Abram,
Nahor, and
Haran; and
Haran
begat
Lot.

\VS{28}And
Haran
died
before his
father
Terah in the
land of his
nativity, in
Ur of the
Chaldees.

\VS{29}And
Abram and
Nahor
took them
wives: the
name of
Abram’s
wife
{\ADD{was}}
Sarai; and the
name of
Nahor’s
wife,
Milcah, the
daughter of
Haran, the
father of
Milcah, and the
father of
Iscah.

\VS{30}But
Sarai was
barren; she
{\ADD{had}} no
child.

\VS{31}And
Terah
took
Abram his
son, and
Lot the
son of
Haran his
son’s
son, and
Sarai his daughter in
law, his
son
Abram’s
wife; and they went
forth with them from
Ur of the
Chaldees, to
go into the
land of
Canaan; and they
came unto
Haran, and
dwelt there.

\VS{32}And the
days of
Terah were two
hundred and
five
years: and
Terah
died in
Haran.




\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said unto
Abram, Get thee
out of thy
country, and from thy
kindred, and from thy
father’s
house, unto a
land that I will
shew thee:

\VS{2}And I will make of
thee a
great
nation, and I will
bless thee, and
make thy
name
great; and thou shalt be a
blessing:

\VS{3}And I will
bless them that
bless thee, and
curse him that
curseth thee: and in thee shall all
families of the
earth be
blessed.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}So
Abram
departed, as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
spoken unto him; and
Lot
went with him: and
Abram
{\ADD{was}}
seventy and
five
years
old when he
departed out of
Haran.

\VS{5}And
Abram
took
Sarai his
wife, and
Lot his
brother’s
son, and all their
substance that they had
gathered, and the
souls that they had
gotten in
Haran; and they went
forth to
go into the
land of
Canaan; and into the
land of
Canaan they
came.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
Abram passed
through the
land unto the
place of
Sichem, unto the
plain of
Moreh. And the
Canaanite
{\ADD{was}}
then in the
land.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 12.6 }{\FT{plain: Heb. plains}}}

\VS{7}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared unto
Abram, and
said, Unto thy
seed will I
give
this
land: and there
builded he an
altar unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, who
appeared unto him.

\VS{8}And he
removed from thence unto a
mountain on the
east of
Beth-el, and
pitched his
tent,
{\ADD{having}}
Beth-el on the
west, and
Hai on the
east: and there he
builded an
altar unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
called upon the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{9}And
Abram
journeyed, going
on
still toward the
south.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 12.9 }{\FT{going…: Heb. in going and journeying}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And there was a
famine in the
land: and
Abram went
down into
Egypt to
sojourn there; for the
famine
{\ADD{was}}
grievous in the
land.

\VS{11}And it came to pass,
when he was come
near to
enter into
Egypt, that he
said unto
Sarai his
wife,
Behold
now, I
know that thou
{\ADD{art}} a
fair
woman to look
upon:

\VS{12}Therefore it shall come to pass, when the
Egyptians shall
see thee, that they shall
say, This
{\ADD{is}} his
wife: and they will
kill me, but they will save thee
alive.

\VS{13}Say, I pray
thee, thou
{\ADD{art}} my
sister:
that it may be
well with me for thy sake; and my
soul shall
live because of
thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And it came to pass, that, when
Abram was
come into
Egypt, the
Egyptians
beheld the
woman that she
{\ADD{was}}
very
fair.

\VS{15}The
princes also of
Pharaoh
saw her, and
commended her
before
Pharaoh: and the
woman was
taken into
Pharaoh’s
house.

\VS{16}And he
entreated
Abram
well for her sake: and he had
sheep, and
oxen, and he
asses, and
menservants, and
maidservants, and she
asses, and
camels.

\VS{17}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
plagued
Pharaoh and his
house with
great
plagues because
of
Sarai
Abram’s
wife.

\VS{18}And
Pharaoh
called
Abram, and
said, What
{\ADD{is}} this
{\ADD{that}} thou hast
done unto me? why didst thou not
tell me that she
{\ADD{was}} thy
wife?

\VS{19}Why saidst
thou, She
{\ADD{is}} my
sister? so I might have
taken her to me to
wife: now therefore behold thy
wife,
take
{\ADD{her}}, and go thy
way.

\VS{20}And
Pharaoh
commanded
{\ADD{his}}
men concerning him: and they sent him
away, and his
wife, and all that he had.




\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Abram went
up out of
Egypt, he, and his
wife, and all that he had, and
Lot with him, into the
south.

\VS{2}And
Abram
{\ADD{was}}
very
rich in
cattle, in
silver, and in
gold.

\VS{3}And he
went on his
journeys from the
south even to
Beth-el, unto the
place where his
tent had
been at the
beginning, between
Beth-el and
Hai;

\VS{4}Unto the
place of the
altar, which he had
made there at the
first: and there
Abram
called on the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And
Lot also, which
went
with
Abram, had
flocks, and
herds, and
tents.

\VS{6}And the
land was not able to
bear them, that they might
dwell
together: for their
substance was
great, so that they
could not
dwell
together.

\VS{7}And there was a
strife between the
herdmen of
Abram’s
cattle and the
herdmen of
Lot’s
cattle: and the
Canaanite and the
Perizzite
dwelled then in the
land.

\VS{8}And
Abram
said unto
Lot, Let there
be
no
strife, I pray thee, between me and thee, and between my
herdmen and thy
herdmen; for
we
{\ADD{be}}
brethren.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 13.8 }{\FT{brethren: Heb. men brethren}}}

\VS{9}{\ADD{Is}} not the whole
land before
thee? separate
thyself, I pray thee, from me: if
{\ADD{thou wilt take}} the left
hand, then I will go to the
right; or if
{\ADD{thou depart}} to the right
hand, then I will go to the
left.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And
Lot lifted
up his
eyes, and
beheld all the
plain of
Jordan, that it
{\ADD{was}} well
watered every where,
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
destroyed
Sodom and
Gomorrah,
{\ADD{even}} as the
garden of the
{\ND{LORD}}, like the
land of
Egypt, as thou
comest unto
Zoar.

\VS{11}Then
Lot
chose him all the
plain of
Jordan; and
Lot
journeyed
east: and they separated
themselves the
one from the
other.

\VS{12}Abram
dwelled in the
land of
Canaan, and
Lot
dwelled in the
cities of the
plain, and pitched
{\ADD{his}}
tent
toward
Sodom.

\VS{13}But the
men of
Sodom
{\ADD{were}}
wicked and
sinners before the
{\ND{LORD}}
exceedingly.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Abram,
after that
Lot was
separated from him, Lift
up now thine
eyes, and
look from the
place where thou art
northward, and
southward, and
eastward, and
westward:

\VS{15}For all the
land which thou
seest, to thee will I give
it, and to thy
seed
for
ever.

\VS{16}And I will
make thy
seed as the
dust of the
earth: so
that if a
man
can
number the
dust of the
earth,
{\ADD{then}} shall thy
seed also be
numbered.

\VS{17}Arise,
walk through the
land in the
length of it and in the
breadth of it; for I will
give it unto thee.

\VS{18}Then
Abram removed
{\ADD{his}}
tent, and
came and
dwelt in the
plain of
Mamre, which
{\ADD{is}} in
Hebron, and
built there an
altar unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 13.18 }{\FT{plain: Heb. plains}}}




\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass in the
days of
Amraphel
king of
Shinar,
Arioch
king of
Ellasar,
Chedorlaomer
king of
Elam, and
Tidal
king of
nations;

\VS{2}{\ADD{That these}}
made
war
with
Bera
king of
Sodom, and with
Birsha
king of
Gomorrah,
Shinab
king of
Admah, and
Shemeber
king of
Zeboiim, and the
king of
Bela, which
is
Zoar.

\VS{3}All these were joined
together in the
vale of
Siddim,
which is the
salt
sea.

\VS{4}Twelve
years they
served
Chedorlaomer, and in the
thirteenth
year they
rebelled.

\VS{5}And in the
fourteenth
year
came
Chedorlaomer, and the
kings that
{\ADD{were}} with him, and
smote the
Rephaims in Ashteroth
Karnaim, and the
Zuzims in
Ham, and the
Emims in Shaveh
Kiriathaim,\FTNT{*}{{\FR 14.5 }{\FT{Shaveh…: or, The plain of Kiriathaim}}}

\VS{6}And the
Horites in their
mount
Seir, unto
El-paran, which
{\ADD{is}}
by the
wilderness.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 14.6 }{\FT{El-paran: or, The plain of Paran}}}

\VS{7}And they
returned, and
came
to
En-mishpat, which
{\ADD{is}}
Kadesh, and
smote all the
country of the
Amalekites, and also the
Amorites, that
dwelt in
Hazezon-tamar.

\VS{8}And there went
out the
king of
Sodom, and the
king of
Gomorrah, and the
king of
Admah, and the
king of
Zeboiim, and the
king of
Bela (the
same
{\ADD{is}}
Zoar;) and they
joined
battle with them in the
vale of
Siddim;

\VS{9}With
Chedorlaomer the
king of
Elam, and with
Tidal
king of
nations, and
Amraphel
king of
Shinar, and
Arioch
king of
Ellasar;
four
kings with
five.

\VS{10}And the
vale of
Siddim
{\ADD{was full of}}
slimepits; and the
kings of
Sodom and
Gomorrah
fled, and
fell there; and they that
remained
fled to the
mountain.

\VS{11}And they
took all the
goods of
Sodom and
Gomorrah, and all their
victuals, and went their
way.

\VS{12}And they
took
Lot,
Abram’s
brother’s
son, who
dwelt in
Sodom, and his
goods, and
departed.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And there
came one that had
escaped, and
told
Abram the
Hebrew; for he
dwelt in the
plain of
Mamre the
Amorite,
brother of
Eshcol, and
brother of
Aner: and these
{\ADD{were}}
confederate with
Abram.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 14.13 }{\FT{plain: Heb. plains}}}

\VS{14}And when
Abram
heard that his
brother was taken
captive, he
armed his
trained
{\ADD{servants}},
born in his own
house,
three
hundred and
eighteen, and
pursued
{\ADD{them}} unto
Dan.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 14.14 }{\FT{armed: or, led forth}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 14.14 }{\FT{trained: or, instructed}}}

\VS{15}And he
divided himself against them, he and his
servants, by
night, and
smote them, and
pursued them unto
Hobah, which
{\ADD{is}} on the left
hand of
Damascus.

\VS{16}And he brought
back all the
goods, and also brought
again his
brother
Lot, and his
goods, and the
women also, and the
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And the
king of
Sodom went
out to
meet him
after his
return from the
slaughter of
Chedorlaomer, and of the
kings that
{\ADD{were}} with him, at the
valley of
Shaveh,
which
{\ADD{is}} the
king’s
dale.

\VS{18}And
Melchizedek
king of
Salem brought
forth
bread and
wine: and he
{\ADD{was}} the
priest of the most
high
God.

\VS{19}And he
blessed him, and
said,
Blessed
{\ADD{be}}
Abram of the most
high
God,
possessor of
heaven and
earth:

\VS{20}And
blessed be the most
high
God, which hath
delivered thine
enemies into thy
hand. And he
gave him
tithes of all.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And the
king of
Sodom
said unto
Abram,
Give me the
persons, and
take the
goods to thyself.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 14.21 }{\FT{persons: Heb. souls}}}

\VS{22}And
Abram
said to the
king of
Sodom, I have lift
up mine
hand unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, the most
high
God, the
possessor of
heaven and
earth,

\VS{23}That I will
not
{\ADD{take}} from a
thread even to a
shoelatchet, and that I will
not
take any thing that
{\ADD{is}} thine, lest thou shouldest
say, I have
made
Abram
rich:

\VS{24}Save only that
which the young
men have
eaten, and the
portion of the
men which
went
with me,
Aner,
Eshcol, and
Mamre; let
them
take their
portion.




\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After these
things the
word of the
{\ND{LORD}}
came unto
Abram in a
vision,
saying,
Fear not,
Abram: I
{\ADD{am}} thy
shield,
{\ADD{and}} thy
exceeding
great
reward.


\par }{\PP \VS{2}And
Abram
said,
Lord
{\ND{GOD}}, what wilt thou
give me, seeing I
go
childless, and the
steward of my
house
{\ADD{is}}
this
Eliezer of
Damascus?

\VS{3}And
Abram
said, Behold, to me thou hast
given
no
seed: and, lo, one
born in my
house is mine
heir.

\VS{4}And, behold, the
word of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{came}} unto him,
saying, This shall not be thine
heir; but he that shall come
forth out of thine own
bowels shall be thine
heir.

\VS{5}And he brought him
forth
abroad, and
said,
Look now toward
heaven, and
tell the
stars, if thou be
able to
number them: and he
said unto him,
So shall thy
seed be.

\VS{6}And he
believed in the
{\ND{LORD}}; and he
counted it to him for
righteousness.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}And he
said unto him, I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} that brought thee
out of
Ur of the
Chaldees, to
give thee this
land to
inherit it.

\VS{8}And he
said,
Lord
{\ND{GOD}},
whereby shall I
know that I shall inherit
it?

\VS{9}And he
said unto him,
Take me an
heifer of three years
old, and a she
goat of three years
old, and a
ram of three years
old, and a
turtledove, and a young
pigeon.

\VS{10}And he
took unto him all these, and
divided them in the
midst, and
laid
each
piece one
against
another: but the
birds
divided he not.

\VS{11}And when the
fowls came
down upon the
carcases,
Abram drove them
away.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}And when the
sun was going
down, a deep
sleep
fell upon
Abram; and, lo, an
horror of
great
darkness
fell upon him.

\VS{13}And he
said unto
Abram,
Know of a
surety that thy
seed shall be a
stranger in a
land
{\ADD{that is}} not theirs, and shall
serve them; and they shall
afflict them
four
hundred
years;

\VS{14}And also that
nation, whom they shall
serve, will I
judge: and
afterward shall they come
out with
great
substance.

\VS{15}And thou shalt
go to thy
fathers in
peace; thou shalt be
buried in a
good old
age.

\VS{16}But in the
fourth
generation they shall come
hither
again: for the
iniquity of the
Amorites
{\ADD{is}} not
yet
full.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}And it came to pass, that, when the
sun went
down, and it was
dark, behold a
smoking
furnace, and a
burning
lamp that
passed
between those
pieces.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 15.17 }{\FT{a burning…: Heb. a lamp of fire}}}

\VS{18}In the
same
day the
{\ND{LORD}}
made a
covenant with
Abram,
saying, Unto thy
seed have I
given this
land, from the
river of
Egypt unto the
great
river, the
river
Euphrates:

\VS{19}The
Kenites, and the
Kenizzites, and the
Kadmonites,

\VS{20}And the
Hittites, and the
Perizzites, and the
Rephaims,

\VS{21}And the
Amorites, and the
Canaanites, and the
Girgashites, and the
Jebusites.




\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
Sarai
Abram’s
wife
bare him
no
children: and she had an
handmaid, an
Egyptian, whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
Hagar.

\VS{2}And
Sarai
said unto
Abram, Behold now, the
{\ND{LORD}} hath restrained
me from
bearing: I pray thee, go
in unto my
maid; it
may be that I may obtain
children by her. And
Abram
hearkened to the
voice of
Sarai.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 16.2 }{\FT{obtain…: Heb. be built by her}}}

\VS{3}And
Sarai
Abram’s
wife
took
Hagar her
maid the
Egyptian,
after
Abram had
dwelt
ten
years in the
land of
Canaan, and
gave her to her
husband
Abram to be his
wife.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ And he went
in unto
Hagar, and she
conceived: and when she
saw that she had
conceived, her
mistress was
despised in her
eyes.

\VS{5}And
Sarai
said unto
Abram, My
wrong
{\ADD{be}} upon thee: I have
given my
maid into thy
bosom; and when she
saw that she had
conceived, I was
despised in her
eyes: the
{\ND{LORD}}
judge between me and thee.

\VS{6}But
Abram
said unto
Sarai, Behold, thy
maid
{\ADD{is}} in thy
hand;
do to her as it pleaseth
thee. And when
Sarai dealt hardly
with her, she
fled from her
face.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 16.6 }{\FT{as…: Heb. that which is good in thine eyes}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 16.6 }{\FT{dealt…: Heb. afflicted her}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}} found
her by a
fountain of
water in the
wilderness, by the
fountain in the
way to
Shur.

\VS{8}And he
said,
Hagar,
Sarai’s
maid,
whence camest
thou? and whither wilt thou
go? And she
said, I
flee from the
face of my
mistress
Sarai.

\VS{9}And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto her,
Return to thy
mistress, and
submit thyself under her
hands.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto her, I will
multiply thy
seed
exceedingly, that it shall not be
numbered for
multitude.

\VS{11}And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto her,
Behold, thou
{\ADD{art}} with
child, and shalt
bear a
son, and shalt
call his
name
Ishmael; because the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
heard thy
affliction.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 16.11 }{\FT{Ishmael: that is, God shall hear}}}

\VS{12}And he will be a
wild
man; his
hand
{\ADD{will be}} against every man, and every
man’s hand against him; and he shall
dwell in the
presence of all his
brethren.

\VS{13}And she
called the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}} that
spake unto her, Thou
God seest
me: for she
said, Have I also
here
looked after
him that seeth
me?

\VS{14}Wherefore the
well was
called
Beer-lahai-roi; behold,
{\ADD{it is}} between
Kadesh and
Bered.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 16.14 }{\FT{Beer-lahai-roi: that is, The well of him that liveth and seeth me}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
Hagar
bare
Abram a
son: and
Abram
called his
son’s
name, which
Hagar
bare,
Ishmael.

\VS{16}And
Abram
{\ADD{was}}
fourscore and
six
years
old, when
Hagar
bare
Ishmael to
Abram.




\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And when
Abram was
ninety
years
old and
nine, the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared to
Abram, and
said unto him, I
{\ADD{am}} the
Almighty
God;
walk before
me, and be thou
perfect.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 17.1 }{\FT{perfect: or, upright, or, sincere}}}

\VS{2}And I will
make my
covenant between me and thee, and will
multiply thee
exceedingly.

\VS{3}And
Abram
fell on his
face: and
God
talked with him,
saying,


\par }{\PP \VS{4}As for
me, behold, my
covenant
{\ADD{is}} with thee, and thou shalt be a
father of
many
nations.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 17.4 }{\FT{many…: Heb. multitude of nations}}}

\VS{5}Neither shall thy
name any more be
called
Abram, but thy
name shall be
Abraham; for a
father of
many
nations have I made
thee.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 17.5 }{\FT{Abraham: that is, Father of a great multitude}}}

\VS{6}And I will
make thee
exceeding
fruitful, and I will
make
nations of thee, and
kings shall come
out of thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}And I will
establish my
covenant between me and thee and thy
seed after
thee in their
generations for an
everlasting
covenant, to be a
God unto thee, and to thy
seed after
thee.

\VS{8}And I will
give unto thee, and to thy
seed after
thee, the
land wherein thou art a
stranger, all the
land of
Canaan, for an
everlasting
possession; and I will be their
God.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 17.8 }{\FT{wherein…: Heb. of thy sojournings}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
God
said unto
Abraham, Thou shalt
keep my
covenant therefore, thou, and thy
seed after
thee in their
generations.

\VS{10}This
{\ADD{is}} my
covenant, which ye shall
keep, between me and you and thy
seed after
thee; Every man
child among you shall be
circumcised.

\VS{11}And ye shall
circumcise the
flesh of your
foreskin; and it shall be a
token of the
covenant betwixt me and you.

\VS{12}And he that is
eight
days
old shall be
circumcised among you, every man
child in your
generations, he that is
born in the
house, or
bought with
money of any
stranger, which
{\ADD{is}} not of thy
seed.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 17.12 }{\FT{he that is eight…: Heb. a son of eight days}}}

\VS{13}He that is
born in thy
house, and he that is
bought with thy
money, must
needs be
circumcised: and my
covenant shall be in your
flesh for an
everlasting
covenant.

\VS{14}And the
uncircumcised man
child
whose
flesh of his
foreskin is not
circumcised, that
soul shall be cut
off from his
people; he hath
broken my
covenant.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
God
said unto
Abraham, As for
Sarai thy
wife, thou shalt not
call her
name
Sarai,
but
Sarah
{\ADD{shall}} her
name
{\ADD{be}}.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 17.15 }{\FT{Sarah: that is Princess}}}

\VS{16}And I will
bless her, and
give thee a
son also of her: yea, I will
bless her, and she shall be
{\ADD{a mother}} of
nations;
kings of
people shall be of her.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 17.16 }{\FT{she…: Heb. she shall become nations}}}

\VS{17}Then
Abraham
fell upon his
face, and
laughed, and
said in his
heart, Shall
{\ADD{a child}} be
born unto him that is an
hundred
years
old? and shall
Sarah, that is
ninety
years
old,
bear?

\VS{18}And
Abraham
said unto
God, O
that
Ishmael might
live before
thee!

\VS{19}And
God
said,
Sarah thy
wife shall
bear thee a
son
indeed; and thou shalt
call his
name
Isaac: and I will
establish my
covenant with him for an
everlasting
covenant,
{\ADD{and}} with his
seed after
him.

\VS{20}And as for
Ishmael, I have heard
thee: Behold, I have
blessed him, and will make him
fruitful, and will
multiply him
exceedingly;
twelve
princes shall he
beget, and I will make
him a
great
nation.

\VS{21}But my
covenant will I
establish with
Isaac, which
Sarah shall
bear unto thee at this set
time in the
next
year.

\VS{22}And he left
off
talking with him, and
God went
up from
Abraham.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And
Abraham
took
Ishmael his
son, and all that were
born in his
house, and all that were
bought with his
money, every
male among the
men of
Abraham’s
house; and
circumcised the
flesh of their
foreskin in the
selfsame
day, as
God had
said unto him.

\VS{24}And
Abraham
{\ADD{was}}
ninety
years
old and
nine, when he was
circumcised in the
flesh of his
foreskin.

\VS{25}And
Ishmael his
son
{\ADD{was}}
thirteen
years
old, when he was
circumcised in the
flesh of his
foreskin.

\VS{26}In the
selfsame
day was
Abraham
circumcised, and
Ishmael his
son.

\VS{27}And all the
men of his
house,
born in the
house, and
bought with
money of the
stranger, were
circumcised with him.




\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared unto him in the
plains of
Mamre: and he
sat in the
tent
door in the
heat of the
day;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 18.1 }{\FT{plain: Heb. plains}}}

\VS{2}And he lift
up his
eyes and
looked, and, lo,
three
men
stood by him: and when he
saw
{\ADD{them}}, he
ran to
meet them from the
tent
door, and
bowed himself toward the
ground,

\VS{3}And
said, My
Lord, if now I have
found
favour in thy
sight, pass not
away, I pray thee, from thy
servant:

\VS{4}Let a
little
water, I pray
you, be
fetched, and
wash your
feet, and rest
yourselves under the
tree:

\VS{5}And I will
fetch a
morsel of
bread, and comfort
ye your
hearts; after
that ye shall pass
on: for therefore are ye
come
to your
servant. And they
said, So
do, as thou hast
said.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 18.5 }{\FT{comfort: Heb. stay}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 18.5 }{\FT{are…: Heb. you have passed}}}

\VS{6}And
Abraham
hastened into the
tent unto
Sarah, and
said, Make ready
quickly
three
measures of
fine
meal,
knead
{\ADD{it}}, and
make
cakes upon the
hearth.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 18.6 }{\FT{Make ready…: Heb. Hasten}}}

\VS{7}And
Abraham
ran unto the
herd, and
fetcht a
calf
tender and
good, and
gave
{\ADD{it}} unto a young
man; and he
hasted to
dress it.

\VS{8}And he
took
butter, and
milk, and the
calf which he had
dressed, and
set
{\ADD{it}} before
them; and he
stood by them under the
tree, and they did
eat.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And they
said unto him,
Where
{\ADD{is}}
Sarah thy
wife? And he
said, Behold, in the
tent.

\VS{10}And he
said, I will
certainly
return unto thee according to the
time of
life; and, lo,
Sarah thy
wife shall have a
son. And
Sarah
heard
{\ADD{it}} in the
tent
door, which
{\ADD{was}} behind
him.

\VS{11}Now
Abraham and
Sarah
{\ADD{were}}
old
{\ADD{and}} well
stricken in
age;
{\ADD{and}} it
ceased to be with
Sarah after the
manner of
women.

\VS{12}Therefore
Sarah
laughed within
herself,
saying,
After I am waxed
old shall I have
pleasure, my
lord being old
also?

\VS{13}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Abraham,
Wherefore did
Sarah
laugh,
saying, Shall I of a
surety
bear a child,
which am
old?

\VS{14}Is any
thing too
hard for the
{\ND{LORD}}? At the time
appointed I will
return unto thee, according to the
time of
life, and
Sarah shall have a
son.

\VS{15}Then
Sarah
denied,
saying, I
laughed not; for she was
afraid. And he
said,
Nay; but thou didst
laugh.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And the
men rose
up from thence, and
looked
toward
Sodom: and
Abraham
went with them to bring them on the
way.

\VS{17}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, Shall I
hide from
Abraham that thing
which I
do;

\VS{18}Seeing that
Abraham shall surely become a
great and
mighty
nation, and all the
nations of the
earth shall be
blessed in him?

\VS{19}For I
know him,
that he will
command his
children and his
household after
him, and they shall
keep the
way of the
{\ND{LORD}}, to
do
justice and
judgment; that the
{\ND{LORD}} may
bring upon
Abraham that which he hath
spoken of him.

\VS{20}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, Because the
cry of
Sodom and
Gomorrah is
great, and because their
sin is
very
grievous;

\VS{21}I will go
down now, and
see whether they have
done
altogether according to the
cry of it, which is
come unto me; and if not, I will
know.

\VS{22}And the
men turned their
faces from thence, and
went toward
Sodom: but
Abraham
stood
yet
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And
Abraham drew
near, and
said, Wilt thou also
destroy the
righteous
with the
wicked?

\VS{24}Peradventure there
be
fifty
righteous
within the
city: wilt thou also
destroy and not
spare the
place
for the
fifty
righteous that
{\ADD{are}}
therein?

\VS{25}That be
far from thee to
do after this
manner, to
slay the
righteous with the
wicked: and that the
righteous should be as the
wicked, that be
far from thee: Shall not the
Judge of all the
earth
do
right?

\VS{26}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, If I
find in
Sodom
fifty
righteous
within the
city, then I will
spare all the
place for their sakes.

\VS{27}And
Abraham
answered and
said, Behold now, I have taken upon
me to
speak unto the
Lord,
which
{\ADD{am but}}
dust and
ashes:

\VS{28}Peradventure there shall
lack
five of the
fifty
righteous: wilt thou
destroy all the
city for
{\ADD{lack of}}
five? And he
said, If I
find there
forty and
five, I will not
destroy
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{29}And he
spake unto him yet
again, and
said, Peradventure there shall be
forty
found there. And he
said, I will not
do
{\ADD{it}} for
forty’s sake.

\VS{30}And he
said
{\ADD{unto him}},
Oh let not the
Lord be
angry, and I will
speak: Peradventure there shall
thirty be
found there. And he
said, I will not
do
{\ADD{it}}, if I
find
thirty there.

\VS{31}And he
said, Behold now, I have taken upon
me to
speak unto the
Lord: Peradventure there shall be
twenty
found there. And he
said, I will not
destroy
{\ADD{it}} for
twenty’s sake.

\VS{32}And he
said, Oh let not the
Lord be
angry, and I will
speak
yet but this
once: Peradventure
ten shall be
found there. And he
said, I will not
destroy
{\ADD{it}} for
ten’s sake.

\VS{33}And the
{\ND{LORD}} went his
way, as soon
as he had
left
communing with
Abraham: and
Abraham
returned unto his
place.




\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And there
came
two
angels to
Sodom at
even; and
Lot
sat in the
gate of
Sodom: and
Lot
seeing
{\ADD{them}} rose
up to
meet them; and he
bowed himself with his
face toward the
ground;

\VS{2}And he
said, Behold now, my
lords, turn
in, I pray you, into your
servant’s
house, and tarry all
night, and
wash your
feet, and ye shall rise up
early, and
go on your
ways. And they
said, Nay; but we will
abide in the
street all
night.

\VS{3}And he
pressed upon them
greatly; and they turned
in unto him, and
entered into his
house; and he
made them a
feast, and did
bake unleavened
bread, and they did
eat.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ But before they lay
down, the
men of the
city,
{\ADD{even}} the
men of
Sodom,
compassed the
house
round, both
old and
young, all the
people from every
quarter:

\VS{5}And they
called unto
Lot, and
said unto him, Where
{\ADD{are}} the
men which came
in to thee this
night? bring them
out unto us, that we may
know them.

\VS{6}And
Lot went
out at the
door unto them, and
shut the
door after
him,

\VS{7}And
said, I pray you,
brethren, do not so
wickedly.

\VS{8}Behold now, I have
two
daughters which have not
known
man; let me, I pray you, bring them
out unto you, and
do ye to them as
{\ADD{is}}
good in your
eyes: only unto
these
men
do
nothing; for therefore
came they under the
shadow of my
roof.

\VS{9}And they
said,
Stand
back. And they
said
{\ADD{again}}, This
one
{\ADD{fellow}} came
in to
sojourn, and he will
needs be a
judge: now will we deal
worse with thee, than with them. And they
pressed
sore upon the
man,
{\ADD{even}}
Lot, and came
near to
break the
door.

\VS{10}But the
men put
forth their
hand, and
pulled
Lot into the
house to them, and
shut to the
door.

\VS{11}And they
smote the
men that
{\ADD{were}} at the
door of the
house with
blindness, both
small and
great: so that they
wearied themselves to
find the
door.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And the
men
said unto
Lot, Hast thou
here
any besides? son in
law, and thy
sons, and thy
daughters, and
whatsoever thou hast in the
city, bring
{\ADD{them}}
out of this
place:

\VS{13}For
we will
destroy this
place, because the cry of
them is waxen
great
before the
face of the
{\ND{LORD}}; and the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
sent us to
destroy it.

\VS{14}And
Lot went
out, and
spake unto his sons in
law, which
married his
daughters, and
said,
Up, get you
out of this
place; for the
{\ND{LORD}} will
destroy this
city. But he seemed as one that
mocked
unto his sons in
law.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
when the
morning
arose, then the
angels
hastened
Lot,
saying,
Arise,
take thy
wife, and thy
two
daughters, which are
here; lest thou be
consumed in the
iniquity of the
city.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 19.15 }{\FT{are here: Heb. are found}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 19.15 }{\FT{iniquity: or, punishment}}}

\VS{16}And while he
lingered, the
men laid
hold upon his
hand, and upon the
hand of his
wife, and upon the
hand of his
two
daughters; the
{\ND{LORD}} being
merciful unto him: and they brought him
forth, and set
him
without the
city.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And it came to pass, when they had brought them
forth
abroad, that he
said,
Escape
for thy
life;
look not behind
thee, neither
stay thou in all the
plain;
escape to the
mountain, lest thou be
consumed.

\VS{18}And
Lot
said unto them, Oh, not so, my
Lord:

\VS{19}Behold now, thy
servant hath
found
grace in thy
sight, and thou hast
magnified thy
mercy, which thou hast
shewed unto
me in
saving my
life; and I
cannot
escape to the
mountain, lest some
evil
take me, and I
die:

\VS{20}Behold now, this
city
{\ADD{is}}
near to
flee unto, and
it
{\ADD{is}} a little
one: Oh, let me
escape thither, ({\ADD{is}} it not a little
one?) and my
soul shall
live.

\VS{21}And he
said unto him,
See, I have
accepted
thee concerning this
thing also, that I will not
overthrow this
city, for the
which thou hast
spoken.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 19.21 }{\FT{thee: Heb. thy face}}}

\VS{22}Haste thee,
escape thither; for I
cannot
do any
thing till thou be
come thither. Therefore the
name of the
city was
called
Zoar.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 19.22 }{\FT{Zoar: that is, Little}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ The
sun was
risen upon the
earth when
Lot
entered into
Zoar.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 19.23 }{\FT{risen: Heb. gone forth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}Then the
{\ND{LORD}}
rained upon
Sodom and upon
Gomorrah
brimstone and
fire from the
{\ND{LORD}} out of
heaven;

\VS{25}And he
overthrew
those
cities, and all the
plain, and all the
inhabitants of the
cities, and that which
grew upon the
ground.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ But his
wife looked
back from behind
him, and she became a
pillar of
salt.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And
Abraham gat up
early in the
morning to the
place where he
stood
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{28}And he
looked
toward
Sodom and
Gomorrah, and
toward all the
land of the
plain, and
beheld, and, lo, the
smoke of the
country went
up as the
smoke of a
furnace.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And it came to pass, when
God
destroyed the
cities of the
plain, that
God
remembered
Abraham, and
sent
Lot out of the
midst of the
overthrow, when he
overthrew the
cities in the
which
Lot
dwelt.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And
Lot went
up out of
Zoar, and
dwelt in the
mountain, and his
two
daughters with him; for he
feared to
dwell in
Zoar: and he
dwelt in a
cave, he and his
two
daughters.

\VS{31}And the
firstborn
said unto the
younger, Our
father
{\ADD{is}}
old, and
{\ADD{there is}} not a
man in the
earth to come
in unto us after the
manner of all the
earth:

\VS{32}Come, let us
make our
father
drink
wine, and we will
lie with him, that we may
preserve
seed of our
father.

\VS{33}And they
made their
father
drink
wine that
night: and the
firstborn went
in, and
lay with her
father; and he
perceived not when she lay
down, nor when she
arose.

\VS{34}And it came to pass on the
morrow, that the
firstborn
said unto the
younger, Behold, I
lay
yesternight with my
father: let us make him
drink
wine this
night also; and go thou
in,
{\ADD{and}}
lie with him, that we may
preserve
seed of our
father.

\VS{35}And they
made their
father
drink
wine
that
night also: and the
younger
arose, and
lay with him; and he
perceived not when she lay
down, nor when she
arose.

\VS{36}Thus were
both the
daughters of
Lot with
child by their
father.

\VS{37}And the
firstborn
bare a
son, and
called his
name
Moab: the
same
{\ADD{is}} the
father of the
Moabites unto this
day.

\VS{38}And the
younger, she also
bare a
son, and
called his
name
Ben-ammi: the same
{\ADD{is}} the
father of the
children of
Ammon unto this
day.




\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Abraham
journeyed from thence toward the
south
country, and
dwelled between
Kadesh and
Shur, and
sojourned in
Gerar.

\VS{2}And
Abraham
said
of
Sarah his
wife, She
{\ADD{is}} my
sister: and
Abimelech
king of
Gerar
sent, and
took
Sarah.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}But
God
came to
Abimelech in a
dream by
night, and
said to him, Behold, thou
{\ADD{art but}} a dead
man, for the
woman which thou hast
taken; for she
{\ADD{is}} a
man’s
wife.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 20.3 }{\FT{a man’s…: Heb. married to an husband}}}

\VS{4}But
Abimelech had not come
near her: and he
said,
Lord, wilt thou
slay also a
righteous
nation?

\VS{5}Said he not unto me,
She
{\ADD{is}} my
sister? and
she,
even
she herself
said, He
{\ADD{is}} my
brother: in the
integrity of my
heart and
innocency of my
hands have I
done this.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 20.5 }{\FT{integrity: or, simplicity, or, sincerity}}}

\VS{6}And
God
said unto him in a
dream,
Yea, I
know that thou
didst this in the
integrity of thy
heart; for I also
withheld thee from
sinning against me: therefore
suffered I thee not to
touch her.

\VS{7}Now therefore
restore the
man
{\ADD{his}}
wife; for he
{\ADD{is}} a
prophet, and he shall
pray for
thee, and thou shalt
live: and if thou
restore
{\ADD{her}} not,
know thou that thou shalt
surely
die, thou, and all that
{\ADD{are}} thine.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}Therefore
Abimelech rose
early in the
morning, and
called all his
servants, and
told all these
things in their
ears: and the
men were
sore
afraid.

\VS{9}Then
Abimelech
called
Abraham, and
said unto him, What hast thou
done unto us? and what have I
offended thee, that thou hast
brought on me and on my
kingdom a
great
sin? thou hast
done
deeds unto me that ought not to be
done.

\VS{10}And
Abimelech
said unto
Abraham,
What sawest
thou, that thou hast
done this
thing?

\VS{11}And
Abraham
said, Because I
thought,
Surely the
fear of
God
{\ADD{is}} not in this
place; and they will slay
me for my
wife’s
sake.

\VS{12}And yet
indeed
{\ADD{she is}} my
sister; she
{\ADD{is}} the
daughter of my
father, but not the
daughter of my
mother; and she became my
wife.

\VS{13}And it came to pass, when
God caused me to
wander from my
father’s
house, that I
said unto her, This
{\ADD{is}} thy
kindness which thou shalt
shew unto me; at every
place whither we shall
come,
say of me, He
{\ADD{is}} my
brother.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}And
Abimelech
took
sheep, and
oxen, and
menservants, and
womenservants, and
gave
{\ADD{them}} unto
Abraham, and
restored him
Sarah his
wife.

\VS{15}And
Abimelech
said, Behold, my
land
{\ADD{is}} before
thee:
dwell where it
pleaseth thee.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 20.15 }{\FT{where…: Heb. as is good in thine eyes}}}

\VS{16}And unto
Sarah he
said, Behold, I have
given thy
brother a
thousand
{\ADD{pieces}} of
silver: behold, he
{\ADD{is}} to thee a
covering of the
eyes, unto all that
{\ADD{are}} with thee, and with all
{\ADD{other:}} thus she was
reproved.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ So
Abraham
prayed unto
God: and
God
healed
Abimelech, and his
wife, and his
maidservants; and they
bare
{\ADD{children}}.

\VS{18}For the
{\ND{LORD}} had
fast closed
up all the
wombs of the
house of
Abimelech,
because of
Sarah
Abraham’s
wife.




\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
visited
Sarah as he had
said, and the
{\ND{LORD}}
did unto
Sarah as he had
spoken.

\VS{2}For
Sarah
conceived, and
bare
Abraham a
son in his old
age, at the set
time of which
God had
spoken to him.

\VS{3}And
Abraham
called the
name of his
son that was
born unto him, whom
Sarah
bare to him,
Isaac.

\VS{4}And
Abraham
circumcised his
son
Isaac being
eight
days
old, as
God had
commanded him.

\VS{5}And
Abraham was an
hundred
years
old, when his
son
Isaac was
born unto him.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
Sarah
said,
God hath
made me to
laugh,
{\ADD{so that}} all that
hear will
laugh with me.

\VS{7}And she
said, Who would have
said unto
Abraham, that
Sarah should have given
children
suck? for I have
born
{\ADD{him}} a
son in his old
age.

\VS{8}And the
child
grew, and was
weaned: and
Abraham
made a
great
feast the
{\ADD{same}}
day that
Isaac was
weaned.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
Sarah
saw the
son of
Hagar the
Egyptian, which she had
born unto
Abraham,
mocking.

\VS{10}Wherefore she
said unto
Abraham, Cast
out this
bondwoman and her
son: for the
son of this
bondwoman shall not be
heir with my
son,
{\ADD{even}} with
Isaac.

\VS{11}And the
thing was
very
grievous in
Abraham’s
sight
because of his
son.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And
God
said unto
Abraham, Let it not be
grievous in thy
sight because of the
lad, and because of thy
bondwoman; in all that
Sarah hath
said unto thee,
hearken unto her
voice; for in
Isaac shall thy
seed be
called.

\VS{13}And also of the
son of the
bondwoman will I
make a
nation, because he
{\ADD{is}} thy
seed.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}And
Abraham rose up
early in the
morning, and
took
bread, and a
bottle of
water, and
gave
{\ADD{it}} unto
Hagar,
putting
{\ADD{it}} on her
shoulder, and the
child, and sent her
away: and she
departed, and
wandered in the
wilderness of
Beer-sheba.

\VS{15}And the
water was
spent
in the
bottle, and she
cast the
child under
one of the
shrubs.

\VS{16}And she
went, and sat her
down over
against
{\ADD{him}} a good way
off, as it were a
bowshot: for she
said, Let me not
see the
death of the
child. And she
sat over against
{\ADD{him}}, and lift
up her
voice, and
wept.

\VS{17}And
God
heard the
voice of the
lad; and the
angel of
God
called to
Hagar out of
heaven, and
said unto her, What aileth thee,
Hagar?
fear not; for
God hath
heard the
voice of the
lad where he
{\ADD{is}}.

\VS{18}Arise, lift
up the
lad, and
hold him in thine
hand; for I will
make him a
great
nation.

\VS{19}And
God
opened her
eyes, and she
saw a
well of
water; and she
went, and
filled the
bottle with
water, and
gave the
lad
drink.

\VS{20}And
God was with the
lad; and he
grew, and
dwelt in the
wilderness, and became an
archer.

\VS{21}And he
dwelt in the
wilderness of
Paran: and his
mother
took him a
wife out of the
land of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And it came to pass at that
time, that
Abimelech and
Phichol the chief
captain of his
host
spake unto
Abraham,
saying,
God
{\ADD{is}} with thee in all that thou
doest:

\VS{23}Now therefore
swear unto me
here by
God that thou wilt not deal
falsely with me, nor with my
son, nor with my
son’s son:
{\ADD{but}} according to the
kindness that I have
done unto thee, thou shalt
do unto me, and to the
land wherein thou hast
sojourned.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 21.23 }{\FT{that thou…: Heb. if thou shalt lie unto me}}}

\VS{24}And
Abraham
said, I will
swear.

\VS{25}And
Abraham
reproved
Abimelech
because of a
well of
water, which
Abimelech’s
servants had violently taken
away.

\VS{26}And
Abimelech
said, I
wot not who hath
done this
thing:
neither didst thou
tell me,
neither yet
heard I
{\ADD{of it}},
but to
day.

\VS{27}And
Abraham
took
sheep and
oxen, and
gave them unto
Abimelech; and both of
them
made a
covenant.

\VS{28}And
Abraham
set
seven ewe
lambs of the
flock by themselves.

\VS{29}And
Abimelech
said unto
Abraham,
What
{\ADD{mean}} these
seven ewe
lambs which thou hast
set by themselves?

\VS{30}And he
said, For
{\ADD{these}}
seven ewe
lambs shalt thou
take of my
hand,
that they may be a
witness unto me, that I have
digged this
well.

\VS{31}Wherefore he
called that
place
Beer-sheba; because there they
sware both of
them.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 21.31 }{\FT{Beer-sheba: that is, The well of the oath}}}

\VS{32}Thus they
made a
covenant at
Beer-sheba: then
Abimelech rose
up, and
Phichol the chief
captain of his
host, and they
returned into the
land of the
Philistines.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And
{\ADD{Abraham}}
planted a
grove in
Beer-sheba, and
called there on the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}, the
everlasting
God.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 21.33 }{\FT{grove: or, tree}}}

\VS{34}And
Abraham
sojourned in the
Philistines’
land
many
days.




\par }\Chap{22}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass
after these
things, that
God did
tempt
Abraham, and
said unto him,
Abraham: and he
said, Behold,
{\ADD{here}} I
{\ADD{am}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 22.1 }{\FT{Behold…: Heb. Behold me}}}

\VS{2}And he
said, Take
now thy
son, thine
only
{\ADD{son}}
Isaac, whom thou
lovest, and get
thee into the
land of
Moriah; and offer
him there for a burnt
offering upon
one of the
mountains which I will
tell thee of.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Abraham rose up
early in the
morning, and
saddled his
ass, and
took
two of his young
men with him, and
Isaac his
son, and
clave the
wood for the burnt
offering, and rose
up, and
went unto the
place of which
God had
told him.

\VS{4}Then on the
third
day
Abraham lifted
up his
eyes, and
saw the
place afar
off.

\VS{5}And
Abraham
said unto his young
men,
Abide ye here with the
ass; and I and the
lad will
go
yonder and
worship, and come
again to you.

\VS{6}And
Abraham
took the
wood of the burnt
offering, and
laid
{\ADD{it}} upon
Isaac his
son; and he
took the
fire in his
hand, and a
knife; and they
went
both of them
together.

\VS{7}And
Isaac
spake unto
Abraham his
father, and
said, My
father: and he
said, Here
{\ADD{am}} I, my
son. And he
said, Behold the
fire and the
wood: but where
{\ADD{is}} the
lamb for a burnt
offering?\FTNT{†}{{\FR 22.7 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}

\VS{8}And
Abraham
said, My
son,
God will
provide himself a
lamb for a burnt
offering: so they
went both of
them
together.

\VS{9}And they
came to the
place which
God had
told him of; and
Abraham
built an
altar there, and
laid the
wood in
order, and
bound
Isaac his
son, and
laid him on the
altar
upon the
wood.

\VS{10}And
Abraham stretched
forth his
hand, and
took the
knife to
slay his
son.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}}
called unto him out of
heaven, and
said,
Abraham,
Abraham: and he
said, Here
{\ADD{am}} I.

\VS{12}And he
said,
Lay not thine
hand
upon the
lad, neither do
thou any
thing unto him: for
now I
know that thou
fearest
God, seeing thou hast
not
withheld thy
son, thine
only
{\ADD{son}} from me.

\VS{13}And
Abraham lifted
up his
eyes, and
looked, and behold
behind
{\ADD{him}} a
ram
caught in a
thicket by his
horns: and
Abraham
went and
took the
ram, and offered him
up for a burnt
offering in the
stead of his
son.

\VS{14}And
Abraham
called the
name of that
place
Jehovah-jireh:
as it is
said
{\ADD{to}} this
day, In the
mount of the
{\ND{LORD}} it shall be
seen.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 22.14 }{\FT{Jehovah-jireh: that is, The Lord will see, or, provide}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And the
angel of the
{\ND{LORD}}
called unto
Abraham out of
heaven the second
time,

\VS{16}And
said, By myself have I
sworn,
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}, for
because thou hast
done this
thing, and hast
not
withheld thy
son, thine
only
{\ADD{son:}}

\VS{17}That in
blessing I will
bless thee, and in
multiplying I will
multiply thy
seed as the
stars of the
heaven, and as the
sand which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
sea
shore; and thy
seed shall
possess the
gate of his
enemies;\FTNT{§}{{\FR 22.17 }{\FT{shore: Heb. lip}}}

\VS{18}And in thy
seed shall all the
nations of the
earth be
blessed;
because thou hast
obeyed my
voice.

\VS{19}So
Abraham
returned unto his young
men, and they rose
up and
went
together to
Beer-sheba; and
Abraham
dwelt at
Beer-sheba.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And it came to pass
after these
things, that it was
told
Abraham,
saying, Behold,
Milcah, she hath also
born
children unto thy
brother
Nahor;

\VS{21}Huz his
firstborn, and
Buz his
brother, and
Kemuel the
father of
Aram,

\VS{22}And
Chesed, and
Hazo, and
Pildash, and
Jidlaph, and
Bethuel.

\VS{23}And
Bethuel
begat
Rebekah: these
eight
Milcah did
bear to
Nahor,
Abraham’s
brother.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 22.23 }{\FT{Rebekah: Gr. Rebecca}}}

\VS{24}And his
concubine, whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
Reumah, she
bare also
Tebah, and
Gaham, and
Thahash, and
Maachah.




\par }\Chap{23}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Sarah was an
hundred and
seven and
twenty
years
old:
{\ADD{these were}} the
years of the
life of
Sarah.

\VS{2}And
Sarah
died in
Kirjath-arba; the same
{\ADD{is}}
Hebron in the
land of
Canaan: and
Abraham
came to
mourn for
Sarah, and to
weep for her.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Abraham stood
up from
before his
dead, and
spake unto the
sons of
Heth,
saying,

\VS{4}I
{\ADD{am}} a
stranger and a
sojourner with you:
give me a
possession of a
buryingplace with you, that I may
bury my
dead out of my
sight.

\VS{5}And the
children of
Heth
answered
Abraham,
saying unto him,

\VS{6}Hear
us, my
lord: thou
{\ADD{art}} a
mighty
prince among
us: in the
choice of our
sepulchres
bury thy
dead;
none of us shall
withhold from thee his
sepulchre, but that thou mayest
bury thy
dead.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 23.6 }{\FT{a mighty…: Heb. a prince of God}}}

\VS{7}And
Abraham stood
up, and
bowed himself to the
people of the
land,
{\ADD{even}} to the
children of
Heth.

\VS{8}And he
communed with them,
saying, If it
be your
mind that I should
bury my
dead out of my
sight;
hear me, and
intreat for me to
Ephron the
son of
Zohar,

\VS{9}That he may
give me the
cave of
Machpelah, which he hath, which
{\ADD{is}} in the
end of his
field; for as
much
money as it is
worth he shall give
it me for a
possession of a
buryingplace amongst
you.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 23.9 }{\FT{as much…: Heb. full money}}}

\VS{10}And
Ephron
dwelt
among the
children of
Heth: and
Ephron the
Hittite
answered
Abraham in the
audience of the
children of
Heth,
{\ADD{even}} of all that went
in at the
gate of his
city,
saying,\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 23.10 }{\FT{audience: Heb. ears}}}

\VS{11}Nay, my
lord, hear
me: the
field give
I thee, and the
cave that
{\ADD{is}} therein, I give
it thee; in the
presence of the
sons of my
people
give I it thee:
bury thy
dead.

\VS{12}And
Abraham bowed
down himself
before the
people of the
land.

\VS{13}And he
spake unto
Ephron in the
audience of the
people of the
land,
saying, But if thou
{\ADD{wilt give it}}, I pray
thee,
hear me: I will
give thee
money for the
field;
take
{\ADD{it}} of me, and I will
bury my
dead there.

\VS{14}And
Ephron
answered
Abraham,
saying unto him,

\VS{15}My
lord,
hearken unto me: the
land
{\ADD{is worth}}
four
hundred
shekels of
silver; what
{\ADD{is}} that
betwixt me and thee?
bury therefore thy
dead.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}And
Abraham
hearkened unto
Ephron; and
Abraham
weighed to
Ephron the
silver, which he had
named in the
audience of the
sons of
Heth,
four
hundred
shekels of
silver,
current
{\ADD{money}} with the
merchant.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And the
field of
Ephron, which
{\ADD{was}} in
Machpelah, which
{\ADD{was}}
before
Mamre, the
field, and the
cave which
{\ADD{was}} therein, and all the
trees that
{\ADD{were}} in the
field, that
{\ADD{were}} in all the
borders round
about, were made
sure

\VS{18}Unto
Abraham for a
possession in the
presence of the
children of
Heth, before all that went
in at the
gate of his
city.

\VS{19}And
after
this,
Abraham
buried
Sarah his
wife in the
cave of the
field of
Machpelah
before
Mamre: the same
{\ADD{is}}
Hebron in the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{20}And the
field, and the
cave that
{\ADD{is}} therein, were made
sure unto
Abraham for a
possession of a
buryingplace by the
sons of
Heth.




\par }\Chap{24}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Abraham was
old,
{\ADD{and}} well
stricken in
age: and the
{\ND{LORD}} had
blessed
Abraham in all things.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 24.1 }{\FT{well…: Heb. gone into days}}}

\VS{2}And
Abraham
said unto his
eldest
servant of his
house, that ruled
over all that he had,
Put, I pray thee, thy
hand under my
thigh:

\VS{3}And I will make thee
swear by the
{\ND{LORD}}, the
God of
heaven, and the
God of the
earth, that thou shalt not
take a
wife unto my
son of the
daughters of the
Canaanites,
among whom I
dwell:

\VS{4}But thou shalt
go unto my
country, and to my
kindred, and
take a
wife unto my
son
Isaac.

\VS{5}And the
servant
said unto him, Peradventure the
woman will not be
willing to
follow
me unto this
land: must I needs
bring thy
son
again unto the
land from whence thou
camest?

\VS{6}And
Abraham
said unto him,
Beware thou that thou
bring
not my
son thither
again.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ The
{\ND{LORD}}
God of
heaven, which took
me from my
father’s
house, and from the
land of my
kindred, and which
spake unto me, and that
sware unto me,
saying, Unto thy
seed will I
give this
land; he shall
send his
angel before
thee, and thou shalt
take a
wife unto my
son from thence.

\VS{8}And if the
woman will not be
willing to
follow
thee, then thou shalt be
clear from this my
oath: only
bring not my
son thither
again.

\VS{9}And the
servant
put his
hand under the
thigh of
Abraham his
master, and
sware to him
concerning
that
matter.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
servant
took
ten
camels of the
camels of his
master, and
departed; for all the
goods of his
master
{\ADD{were}} in his
hand: and he
arose, and
went to
Mesopotamia, unto the
city of
Nahor.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 24.10 }{\FT{for: or, and}}}

\VS{11}And he
made his
camels to kneel
down
without the
city
by a
well of
water at the
time of the
evening,
{\ADD{even}} the
time that women go
out to
draw
{\ADD{water}}.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 24.11 }{\FT{that…: Heb. that women who draw water go forth}}}

\VS{12}And he
said, O
{\ND{LORD}}
God of my
master
Abraham, I pray thee, send
me good
speed this
day, and
shew
kindness
unto my
master
Abraham.

\VS{13}Behold, I
stand
{\ADD{here}} by the
well of
water; and the
daughters of the
men of the
city come
out to
draw
water:

\VS{14}And let it come to pass, that the
damsel to whom I shall
say, Let
down thy
pitcher, I pray thee, that I may
drink; and she shall
say,
Drink, and I will
give thy
camels
drink also:
{\ADD{let the same be}} she
{\ADD{that}} thou hast
appointed for thy
servant
Isaac; and thereby shall I
know that thou hast
shewed
kindness unto my
master.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And it came to pass, before he had
done
speaking, that, behold,
Rebekah came
out,
who was
born to
Bethuel,
son of
Milcah, the
wife of
Nahor,
Abraham’s
brother, with her
pitcher upon her
shoulder.

\VS{16}And the
damsel
{\ADD{was}}
very
fair to look
upon, a
virgin, neither had any
man
known her: and she went
down to the
well, and
filled her
pitcher, and came
up.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 24.16 }{\FT{very…: Heb. good of countenance}}}

\VS{17}And the
servant
ran to meet
her, and
said, Let me, I pray thee,
drink a
little
water of thy
pitcher.

\VS{18}And she
said,
Drink, my
lord: and she
hasted, and let
down her
pitcher upon her
hand, and gave him
drink.

\VS{19}And when she had
done giving him
drink, she
said, I will
draw
{\ADD{water}} for thy
camels also, until they have
done
drinking.

\VS{20}And she
hasted, and
emptied her
pitcher into the
trough, and
ran again unto the
well to
draw
{\ADD{water}}, and
drew for all his
camels.

\VS{21}And the
man
wondering at her held his
peace, to
wit whether the
{\ND{LORD}} had
made his
journey
prosperous
or not.

\VS{22}And it came to pass, as the
camels had
done
drinking, that the
man
took a
golden
earring of half a
shekel
weight, and
two
bracelets for her
hands of
ten
{\ADD{shekels}}
weight of
gold;\FTNT{**}{{\FR 24.22 }{\FT{earring: or, jewel for the forehead}}}

\VS{23}And
said,
Whose
daughter
{\ADD{art}}
thou?
tell me, I pray thee: is
there
room
{\ADD{in}} thy
father’s
house for us to lodge
in?

\VS{24}And she
said unto him, I
{\ADD{am}} the
daughter of
Bethuel the
son of
Milcah, which she
bare unto
Nahor.

\VS{25}She
said moreover unto him, We have
both
straw and
provender
enough,
and
room to lodge
in.

\VS{26}And the
man bowed down his
head, and
worshipped the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{27}And he
said,
Blessed
{\ADD{be}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of my
master
Abraham, who hath not left
destitute my
master of his
mercy and his
truth: I
{\ADD{being}} in the
way, the
{\ND{LORD}} led
me to the
house of my
master’s
brethren.

\VS{28}And the
damsel
ran, and
told
{\ADD{them of}} her
mother’s
house these
things.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
Rebekah had a
brother, and his
name
{\ADD{was}}
Laban: and
Laban
ran
out unto the
man, unto the
well.

\VS{30}And it came to pass, when he
saw the
earring and
bracelets upon his
sister’s
hands, and when he
heard the
words of
Rebekah his
sister,
saying,
Thus
spake the
man unto me; that he
came unto the
man; and, behold, he
stood
by the
camels at the
well.

\VS{31}And he
said, Come
in, thou
blessed of the
{\ND{LORD}}; wherefore
standest thou
without? for I have
prepared the
house, and
room for the
camels.


\par }{\PP \VS{32}¶ And the
man
came into the
house: and he
ungirded his
camels, and
gave
straw and
provender for the
camels, and
water to
wash his
feet, and the
men’s
feet that
{\ADD{were}} with him.

\VS{33}And there was
set
{\ADD{meat}} before
him to
eat: but he
said, I will not
eat, until I have
told mine
errand. And he
said, Speak
on.

\VS{34}And he
said, I
{\ADD{am}}
Abraham’s
servant.

\VS{35}And the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
blessed my
master
greatly; and he is become
great: and he hath
given him
flocks, and
herds, and
silver, and
gold, and
menservants, and
maidservants, and
camels, and
asses.

\VS{36}And
Sarah my
master’s
wife
bare a
son to my
master
when she was
old: and unto him hath he
given all that he hath.

\VS{37}And my
master made me
swear,
saying, Thou shalt not
take a
wife to my
son of the
daughters of the
Canaanites, in whose
land I
dwell:

\VS{38}But thou shalt
go unto my
father’s
house, and to my
kindred, and
take a
wife unto my
son.

\VS{39}And I
said unto my
master, Peradventure the
woman will not
follow me.

\VS{40}And he
said unto me, The
{\ND{LORD}},
before whom I
walk, will
send his
angel with thee, and
prosper thy
way; and thou shalt
take a
wife for my
son of my
kindred, and of my
father’s
house:

\VS{41}Then shalt thou be
clear from
{\ADD{this}} my
oath, when thou
comest to my
kindred; and if they
give not thee
{\ADD{one}}, thou shalt be
clear from my
oath.

\VS{42}And I
came this
day unto the
well, and
said, O
{\ND{LORD}}
God of my
master
Abraham, if now thou
do
prosper my
way which I
go:

\VS{43}Behold, I
stand by the
well of
water; and it shall come to pass, that when the
virgin cometh
forth to
draw
{\ADD{water}}, and I
say to her, Give
me, I pray thee, a
little
water of thy
pitcher to
drink;

\VS{44}And she
say to me, Both
drink thou, and I will also
draw for thy
camels:
{\ADD{let}} the same
{\ADD{be}} the
woman whom the
{\ND{LORD}} hath appointed
out for my
master’s
son.

\VS{45}And before I had
done
speaking in mine
heart, behold,
Rebekah came
forth with her
pitcher on her
shoulder; and she went
down unto the
well, and
drew
{\ADD{water:}} and I
said unto her, Let me
drink, I pray thee.

\VS{46}And she made
haste, and let
down her
pitcher from her
{\ADD{shoulder}}, and
said,
Drink, and I will
give thy
camels
drink also: so I
drank, and she
made the
camels
drink also.

\VS{47}And I
asked her, and
said, Whose
daughter
{\ADD{art}} thou? And she
said, The
daughter of
Bethuel,
Nahor’s
son, whom
Milcah
bare unto him: and I
put the
earring upon her
face, and the
bracelets upon her
hands.

\VS{48}And I bowed down my
head, and
worshipped the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
blessed the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of my
master
Abraham, which had led
me in the
right
way to
take my
master’s
brother’s
daughter unto his
son.

\VS{49}And now if ye
will
deal
kindly and
truly with my
master,
tell me: and if not,
tell me; that I may
turn to the right
hand,
or to the
left.

\VS{50}Then
Laban and
Bethuel
answered and
said, The
thing
proceedeth from the
{\ND{LORD}}: we
cannot
speak unto thee
bad
or
good.

\VS{51}Behold,
Rebekah
{\ADD{is}} before
thee,
take
{\ADD{her}}, and
go, and let her be thy
master’s
son’s
wife, as the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
spoken.

\VS{52}And it came to pass, that, when
Abraham’s
servant
heard their
words, he
worshipped the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{bowing himself}} to the
earth.

\VS{53}And the
servant brought
forth
jewels of
silver, and
jewels of
gold, and
raiment, and
gave
{\ADD{them}} to
Rebekah: he
gave also to her
brother and to her
mother precious
things.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 24.53 }{\FT{jewels: Heb. vessels}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{54}And they did
eat and
drink, he and the
men that
{\ADD{were}} with him, and tarried all
night; and they rose
up in the
morning, and he
said, Send me
away unto my
master.

\VS{55}And her
brother and her
mother
said, Let the
damsel
abide with us
{\ADD{a few}}
days, at the
least
ten;
after that she shall
go.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 24.55 }{\FT{a few…: or, a full year, or ten months}}}

\VS{56}And he
said unto them, Hinder
me not, seeing the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
prospered my
way; send me
away that I may
go to my
master.

\VS{57}And they
said, We will
call the
damsel, and
enquire at her
mouth.

\VS{58}And they
called
Rebekah, and
said unto her, Wilt thou
go with this
man? And she
said, I will
go.

\VS{59}And they sent
away
Rebekah their
sister, and her
nurse, and
Abraham’s
servant, and his
men.

\VS{60}And they
blessed
Rebekah, and
said unto her,
Thou
{\ADD{art}} our
sister, be
thou
{\ADD{the mother}} of
thousands of
millions, and let thy
seed
possess the
gate of those which
hate them.


\par }{\PP \VS{61}¶ And
Rebekah
arose, and her
damsels, and they
rode upon the
camels, and
followed the
man: and the
servant
took
Rebekah, and went his
way.


\par }{\PP \VS{62}And
Isaac
came from the
way of the well
Lahai-roi; for he
dwelt in the
south
country.

\VS{63}And
Isaac went
out to
meditate in the
field
at the
eventide: and he lifted
up his
eyes, and
saw, and, behold, the
camels
{\ADD{were}}
coming.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 24.63 }{\FT{to meditate: or, to pray}}}

\VS{64}And
Rebekah lifted
up her
eyes, and when she
saw
Isaac, she
lighted
off the
camel.

\VS{65}For she
{\ADD{had}}
said unto the
servant,
What
man
{\ADD{is}}
this that
walketh in the
field to meet
us? And the
servant
{\ADD{had}}
said, It
{\ADD{is}} my
master: therefore she
took a
vail, and covered
herself.

\VS{66}And the
servant
told
Isaac all
things that he had
done.

\VS{67}And
Isaac brought
her into his
mother
Sarah’s
tent, and
took
Rebekah, and she became his
wife; and he
loved her: and
Isaac was
comforted
after his
mother’s
{\ADD{death}}.




\par }\Chap{25}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
again
Abraham
took a
wife, and her
name
{\ADD{was}}
Keturah.

\VS{2}And she
bare him
Zimran, and
Jokshan, and
Medan, and
Midian, and
Ishbak, and
Shuah.

\VS{3}And
Jokshan
begat
Sheba, and
Dedan. And the
sons of
Dedan were
Asshurim, and
Letushim, and
Leummim.

\VS{4}And the
sons of
Midian;
Ephah, and
Epher, and
Hanoch, and
Abidah, and
Eldaah. All these
{\ADD{were}} the
children of
Keturah.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And
Abraham
gave all that he had unto
Isaac.

\VS{6}But unto the
sons of the
concubines, which
Abraham had,
Abraham
gave
gifts, and sent them
away from
Isaac his
son, while he yet
lived,
eastward, unto the
east
country.

\VS{7}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
days of the
years of
Abraham’s
life which he
lived, an
hundred threescore and
fifteen
years.

\VS{8}Then
Abraham gave up the
ghost, and
died in a
good old
age, an old
man, and
full
{\ADD{of years;}} and was
gathered to his
people.

\VS{9}And his
sons
Isaac and
Ishmael
buried him in the
cave of
Machpelah, in the
field of
Ephron the
son of
Zohar the
Hittite, which
{\ADD{is}}
before
Mamre;

\VS{10}The
field which
Abraham
purchased of the
sons of
Heth: there was
Abraham
buried, and
Sarah his
wife.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And it came to pass
after the
death of
Abraham, that
God
blessed his
son
Isaac; and
Isaac
dwelt
by the well
Lahai-roi.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Ishmael,
Abraham’s
son, whom
Hagar the
Egyptian,
Sarah’s
handmaid,
bare unto
Abraham:

\VS{13}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
names of the
sons of
Ishmael, by their
names, according to their
generations: the
firstborn of
Ishmael,
Nebajoth; and
Kedar, and
Adbeel, and
Mibsam,

\VS{14}And
Mishma, and
Dumah, and
Massa,

\VS{15}Hadar, and
Tema,
Jetur,
Naphish, and
Kedemah:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 25.15 }{\FT{Hadar: or, Hadad}}}

\VS{16}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Ishmael, and these
{\ADD{are}} their
names, by their
towns, and by their
castles;
twelve
princes according to their
nations.

\VS{17}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
years of the
life of
Ishmael, an
hundred and
thirty and
seven
years: and he gave up the
ghost and
died; and was
gathered unto his
people.

\VS{18}And they
dwelt from
Havilah unto
Shur, that
{\ADD{is}}
before
Egypt, as thou
goest toward
Assyria:
{\ADD{and}} he
died in the
presence of all his
brethren.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 25.18 }{\FT{died: Heb. fell}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Isaac,
Abraham’s
son:
Abraham
begat
Isaac:

\VS{20}And
Isaac was
forty
years
old when he
took
Rebekah to
wife, the
daughter of
Bethuel the
Syrian of
Padan-aram, the
sister to
Laban the
Syrian.

\VS{21}And
Isaac
intreated the
{\ND{LORD}}
for his
wife, because she
{\ADD{was}}
barren: and the
{\ND{LORD}} was
intreated of him, and
Rebekah his
wife
conceived.

\VS{22}And the
children struggled
together within
her; and she
said, If
{\ADD{it be}} so, why
{\ADD{am}} I
thus? And she
went to
enquire of the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{23}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto her,
Two
nations
{\ADD{are}} in thy
womb, and two
manner of
people shall be
separated from thy
bowels; and
{\ADD{the one}}
people shall be
stronger than
{\ADD{the other}}
people; and the
elder shall
serve the
younger.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And when her
days to be
delivered were
fulfilled, behold,
{\ADD{there were}}
twins in her
womb.

\VS{25}And the
first came
out
red, all over like an
hairy
garment; and they
called his
name
Esau.

\VS{26}And
after that
came his
brother
out, and his
hand took
hold on
Esau’s
heel; and his
name was
called
Jacob: and
Isaac
{\ADD{was}}
threescore
years
old when she
bare them.

\VS{27}And the
boys
grew: and
Esau was a
cunning
hunter, a
man of the
field; and
Jacob
{\ADD{was}} a
plain
man,
dwelling in
tents.

\VS{28}And
Isaac
loved
Esau, because he did
eat of
{\ADD{his}}
venison: but
Rebekah
loved
Jacob.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 25.28 }{\FT{he…: Heb. venison was in his mouth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
Jacob
sod
pottage: and
Esau
came from the
field, and he
{\ADD{was}}
faint:

\VS{30}And
Esau
said to
Jacob,
Feed me, I pray thee,
with that
same
red
{\ADD{pottage;}} for I
{\ADD{am}}
faint: therefore was his
name
called
Edom.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 25.30 }{\FT{with…: Heb. with that red, with that red pottage}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 25.30 }{\FT{Edom: that is Red}}}

\VS{31}And
Jacob
said,
Sell me this
day thy
birthright.

\VS{32}And
Esau
said, Behold, I
{\ADD{am}} at the
point to
die: and what profit shall this
birthright do to me?\FTNT{††}{{\FR 25.32 }{\FT{at…: Heb. going to die}}}

\VS{33}And
Jacob
said,
Swear to me this
day; and he
sware unto him: and he
sold his
birthright unto
Jacob.

\VS{34}Then
Jacob
gave
Esau
bread and
pottage of
lentiles; and he did
eat and
drink, and rose
up, and went his
way: thus
Esau
despised
{\ADD{his}}
birthright.




\par }\Chap{26}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And there was a
famine in the
land,
beside the
first
famine that was in the
days of
Abraham. And
Isaac
went unto
Abimelech
king of the
Philistines unto
Gerar.

\VS{2}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared unto him, and
said, Go not
down into
Egypt;
dwell in the
land which I shall
tell thee of:

\VS{3}Sojourn in this
land, and I will be with thee, and will
bless thee; for unto thee, and unto thy
seed, I will
give all
these
countries, and I will
perform the
oath which I
sware unto
Abraham thy
father;

\VS{4}And I will
make thy
seed to
multiply as the
stars of
heaven, and will
give unto thy
seed all
these
countries; and in thy
seed shall all the
nations of the
earth be
blessed;

\VS{5}Because that
Abraham
obeyed my
voice, and
kept my
charge, my
commandments, my
statutes, and my
laws.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
Isaac
dwelt in
Gerar:

\VS{7}And the
men of the
place
asked
{\ADD{him}} of his
wife; and he
said, She
{\ADD{is}} my
sister: for he
feared to
say,
{\ADD{She is}} my
wife; lest,
{\ADD{said he}}, the
men of the
place should
kill me for
Rebekah; because she
{\ADD{was}}
fair to look
upon.

\VS{8}And it came to pass, when he had been there a
long
time, that
Abimelech
king of the
Philistines looked
out
at a
window, and
saw, and, behold,
Isaac
{\ADD{was}}
sporting with
Rebekah his
wife.

\VS{9}And
Abimelech
called
Isaac, and
said, Behold, of a
surety she
{\ADD{is}} thy
wife: and how
saidst thou, She
{\ADD{is}} my
sister? And
Isaac
said unto him, Because I
said, Lest I
die for her.

\VS{10}And
Abimelech
said, What
{\ADD{is}} this thou hast
done unto us?
one of the
people might
lightly have
lien with thy
wife, and thou shouldest have
brought
guiltiness upon us.

\VS{11}And
Abimelech
charged all
{\ADD{his}}
people,
saying, He that
toucheth this
man or his
wife shall
surely be put to
death.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}Then
Isaac
sowed in that
land, and
received in the same
year an
hundredfold: and the
{\ND{LORD}}
blessed him.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 26.12 }{\FT{received: Heb. found}}}

\VS{13}And the
man waxed
great, and
went
forward, and
grew until he
became
very
great:
\FTNT{†}{{\FR 26.13 }{\FT{went…: Heb. went going}}}

\VS{14}For he had
possession of
flocks, and
possession of
herds, and great
store of
servants: and the
Philistines
envied him.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 26.14 }{\FT{servants: or, husbandry}}}

\VS{15}For all the
wells which his
father’s
servants had
digged in the
days of
Abraham his
father, the
Philistines had
stopped them, and
filled them with
earth.

\VS{16}And
Abimelech
said unto
Isaac,
Go from us; for thou art
much
mightier than we.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And
Isaac
departed thence, and pitched his
tent in the
valley of
Gerar, and
dwelt
there.

\VS{18}And
Isaac
digged
again the
wells of
water, which they had
digged in the
days of
Abraham his
father; for the
Philistines had
stopped them
after the
death of
Abraham: and he
called their
names after the
names by
which his
father had
called them.

\VS{19}And
Isaac’s
servants
digged in the
valley, and
found there a
well of
springing
water.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 26.19 }{\FT{springing: Heb. living}}}

\VS{20}And the
herdmen of
Gerar did
strive with
Isaac’s
herdmen,
saying, The
water
{\ADD{is}} ours: and he
called the
name of the
well
Esek; because they
strove with him.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 26.20 }{\FT{Esek: that is, Contention}}}

\VS{21}And they
digged
another
well, and
strove for that also: and he
called the name of
it
Sitnah.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 26.21 }{\FT{Sitnah: that is, Hatred}}}

\VS{22}And he
removed from thence, and
digged
another
well; and for that they
strove not: and he
called the name of
it
Rehoboth; and he
said, For
now the
{\ND{LORD}} hath made
room for us, and we shall be
fruitful in the
land.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 26.22 }{\FT{Rehoboth: that is Room}}}

\VS{23}And he went
up from thence to
Beer-sheba.

\VS{24}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared unto him the same
night, and
said, I
{\ADD{am}} the
God of
Abraham thy
father:
fear not, for I
{\ADD{am}}
with thee, and will
bless thee, and
multiply thy
seed for my
servant
Abraham’s sake.

\VS{25}And he
builded an
altar there, and
called upon the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
pitched his
tent there: and there
Isaac’s
servants
digged a
well.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ Then
Abimelech
went to him from
Gerar, and
Ahuzzath one of his
friends, and
Phichol the chief
captain of his
army.

\VS{27}And
Isaac
said unto them,
Wherefore
come ye to me, seeing ye
hate me, and have sent me
away from you?

\VS{28}And they
said, We
saw
certainly that the
{\ND{LORD}} was with thee: and we
said, Let there be now an
oath
betwixt us,
{\ADD{even}}
betwixt us and thee, and let us
make a
covenant with thee;\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 26.28 }{\FT{We saw…: Heb. Seeing we saw}}}

\VS{29}That thou wilt
do us no
hurt, as we have not
touched thee, and as we have
done unto thee nothing
but
good, and have sent thee
away in
peace: thou
{\ADD{art}}
now the
blessed of the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 26.29 }{\FT{That…: Heb. If thou shalt}}}

\VS{30}And he
made them a
feast, and they did
eat and
drink.

\VS{31}And they rose up
betimes in the
morning, and
sware
one to
another: and
Isaac sent them
away, and they
departed from him in
peace.

\VS{32}And it came to pass the same
day, that
Isaac’s
servants
came, and
told him
concerning the
well which they had
digged, and
said unto him, We have
found
water.

\VS{33}And he
called it
Shebah: therefore the
name of the
city
{\ADD{is}}
Beer-sheba unto this
day.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 26.33 }{\FT{Shebah: That is, an oath}}}\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 26.33 }{\FT{Beer-sheba: that is, the well of the oath}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{34}¶ And
Esau was
forty
years
old when he
took to
wife
Judith the
daughter of
Beeri the
Hittite, and
Bashemath the
daughter of
Elon the
Hittite:

\VS{35}Which were a
grief of
mind unto
Isaac and to
Rebekah.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 26.35 }{\FT{a grief…: Heb. bitterness of spirit}}}




\par }\Chap{27}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to
pass, that when
Isaac was
old, and his
eyes were
dim, so that he could not
see, he
called
Esau his
eldest
son, and
said unto him, My
son: and he
said unto him, Behold,
{\ADD{here am}} I.

\VS{2}And he
said, Behold now, I am
old, I
know not the
day of my
death:

\VS{3}Now therefore
take, I pray thee, thy
weapons, thy
quiver and thy
bow, and go
out to the
field, and
take me
{\ADD{some}}
venison;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 27.3 }{\FT{take: Heb. hunt}}}

\VS{4}And
make me savoury
meat, such
as I
love, and
bring
{\ADD{it}} to me, that I may
eat; that my
soul may
bless thee
before I
die.

\VS{5}And
Rebekah
heard when
Isaac
spake to
Esau his
son. And
Esau
went to the
field to
hunt
{\ADD{for}}
venison,
{\ADD{and}} to
bring
{\ADD{it}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
Rebekah
spake unto
Jacob her
son,
saying, Behold, I
heard thy
father
speak unto
Esau thy
brother,
saying,

\VS{7}Bring me
venison, and
make me savoury
meat, that I may
eat, and
bless thee
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
before my
death.

\VS{8}Now therefore, my
son,
obey my
voice according to that
which I
command thee.

\VS{9}Go now to the
flock, and
fetch me from thence
two
good
kids of the
goats; and I will
make them savoury
meat for thy
father, such as he
loveth:

\VS{10}And thou shalt
bring
{\ADD{it}} to thy
father, that he may
eat, and
that he may
bless thee
before his
death.

\VS{11}And
Jacob
said to
Rebekah his
mother, Behold,
Esau my
brother
{\ADD{is}} a
hairy
man, and I
{\ADD{am}} a
smooth
man:

\VS{12}My
father peradventure will
feel me, and I shall
seem to him as a
deceiver; and I shall
bring a
curse upon me, and not a
blessing.

\VS{13}And his
mother
said unto him, Upon me
{\ADD{be}} thy
curse, my
son: only
obey my
voice, and
go
fetch me
{\ADD{them}}.

\VS{14}And he
went, and
fetched, and
brought
{\ADD{them}} to his
mother: and his
mother
made savoury
meat, such as his
father
loved.

\VS{15}And
Rebekah
took
goodly
raiment of her
eldest
son
Esau, which
{\ADD{were}} with her in the
house, and put them
upon
Jacob her
younger
son:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 27.15 }{\FT{goodly: Heb. desirable}}}

\VS{16}And she
put the
skins of the
kids of the
goats upon his
hands, and upon the
smooth of his
neck:

\VS{17}And she
gave the savoury
meat and the
bread, which she had
prepared, into the
hand of her
son
Jacob.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And he
came unto his
father, and
said, My
father: and he
said, Here
{\ADD{am}} I; who
{\ADD{art}} thou, my
son?

\VS{19}And
Jacob
said unto his
father, I
{\ADD{am}}
Esau thy
firstborn; I have
done according as thou
badest me:
arise, I pray thee,
sit and
eat of my
venison, that thy
soul may
bless me.

\VS{20}And
Isaac
said unto his
son, How
{\ADD{is it}} that thou hast
found
{\ADD{it}} so
quickly, my
son? And he
said, Because the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God
brought
{\ADD{it}} to
me.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 27.20 }{\FT{to me: Heb. before me}}}

\VS{21}And
Isaac
said unto
Jacob, Come
near, I pray thee, that I may
feel thee, my
son, whether thou
{\ADD{be}} my
very
son
Esau or not.

\VS{22}And
Jacob went
near unto
Isaac his
father; and he
felt him, and
said, The
voice
{\ADD{is}}
Jacob’s
voice, but the
hands
{\ADD{are}} the
hands of
Esau.

\VS{23}And he
discerned him not, because his
hands were
hairy, as his
brother
Esau’s
hands: so he
blessed him.

\VS{24}And he
said,
{\ADD{Art}} thou my very
son
Esau? And he
said, I
{\ADD{am}}.

\VS{25}And he
said, Bring
{\ADD{it}}
near to me, and I will
eat of my
son’s
venison, that my
soul may
bless thee. And he brought
{\ADD{it}}
near to him, and he did
eat: and he
brought him
wine, and he
drank.

\VS{26}And his
father
Isaac
said unto him, Come
near now, and
kiss me, my
son.

\VS{27}And he came
near, and
kissed him: and he
smelled the
smell of his
raiment, and
blessed him, and
said,
See, the
smell of my
son
{\ADD{is}} as the
smell of a
field which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
blessed:

\VS{28}Therefore
God
give thee of the
dew of
heaven, and the
fatness of the
earth, and
plenty of
corn and
wine:

\VS{29}Let
people
serve thee, and
nations bow
down to thee:
be
lord over thy
brethren, and let thy
mother’s
sons bow
down to thee:
cursed
{\ADD{be}} every one that
curseth thee, and
blessed
{\ADD{be}} he that
blesseth thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And it came to pass, as soon as
Isaac had made an
end of
blessing
Jacob, and
Jacob was
yet
scarce gone
out from the
presence of
Isaac his
father, that
Esau his
brother came
in from his
hunting.

\VS{31}And he also had
made savoury
meat, and brought
it unto his
father, and
said unto his
father, Let my
father
arise, and
eat of his
son’s
venison, that thy
soul may
bless me.

\VS{32}And
Isaac his
father
said unto him, Who
{\ADD{art}} thou? And he
said, I
{\ADD{am}} thy
son, thy
firstborn
Esau.

\VS{33}And
Isaac
trembled
very
exceedingly, and
said, Who?
where
{\ADD{is}} he that hath
taken
venison, and
brought
{\ADD{it}} me, and I have
eaten of all before thou
camest, and have
blessed him? yea,
{\ADD{and}} he shall be
blessed.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 27.33 }{\FT{trembled…: Heb. trembled with a great trembling greatly}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 27.33 }{\FT{taken: Heb. hunted}}}

\VS{34}And when
Esau
heard the
words of his
father, he
cried with a
great and
exceeding
bitter
cry, and
said unto his
father,
Bless me,
{\ADD{even}} me also, O my
father.

\VS{35}And he
said, Thy
brother
came with
subtilty, and hath taken
away thy
blessing.

\VS{36}And he
said, Is not he
rightly
named
Jacob? for he hath supplanted
me
these two
times: he took
away my
birthright; and, behold, now he hath taken
away my
blessing. And he
said, Hast thou not
reserved a
blessing for me?\FTNT{††}{{\FR 27.36 }{\FT{Jacob: that is, A supplanter}}}

\VS{37}And
Isaac
answered and
said unto
Esau, Behold, I have
made him thy
lord, and all his
brethren have I
given to him for
servants; and with
corn and
wine have I
sustained him: and what shall I
do
now unto thee, my
son?\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 27.37 }{\FT{sustained: or, supported}}}

\VS{38}And
Esau
said unto his
father, Hast thou but
one
blessing, my
father?
bless me,
{\ADD{even}} me also, O my
father. And
Esau lifted
up his
voice, and
wept.

\VS{39}And
Isaac his
father
answered and
said unto him, Behold, thy
dwelling shall be the
fatness of the
earth, and of the
dew of
heaven from
above;\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 27.39 }{\FT{the fatness: or, of the fatness}}}

\VS{40}And by thy
sword shalt thou
live, and shalt
serve thy
brother; and it shall come to pass when thou shalt have the
dominion, that thou shalt
break his
yoke from off thy
neck.


\par }{\PP \VS{41}¶ And
Esau
hated
Jacob
because of the
blessing
wherewith his
father blessed
him: and
Esau
said in his
heart, The
days of
mourning for my
father are at
hand; then will I
slay my
brother
Jacob.

\VS{42}And these
words of
Esau her
elder
son were
told to
Rebekah: and she
sent and
called
Jacob her
younger
son, and
said unto him, Behold, thy
brother
Esau, as touching thee, doth
comfort himself,
{\ADD{purposing}} to
kill thee.

\VS{43}Now therefore, my
son,
obey my
voice; and
arise,
flee thou to
Laban my
brother to
Haran;

\VS{44}And
tarry with him a
few
days,
until thy
brother’s
fury turn
away;

\VS{45}Until thy
brother’s
anger turn
away from thee, and he
forget
{\ADD{that}} which thou hast
done to him: then I will
send, and
fetch thee from thence:
why should I be
deprived also of you
both in
one
day?

\VS{46}And
Rebekah
said to
Isaac, I am
weary of my
life
because of the
daughters of
Heth: if
Jacob
take a
wife of the
daughters of
Heth, such as these
{\ADD{which are}} of the
daughters of the
land, what
good shall my
life do me?




\par }\Chap{28}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Isaac
called
Jacob, and
blessed him, and
charged him, and
said unto him, Thou shalt not
take a
wife of the
daughters of
Canaan.

\VS{2}Arise,
go to
Padan-aram, to the
house of
Bethuel thy
mother’s
father; and
take thee a
wife from thence of the
daughters of
Laban thy
mother’s
brother.

\VS{3}And
God
Almighty
bless thee, and make thee
fruitful, and
multiply thee, that thou mayest be a
multitude of
people;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 28.3 }{\FT{a multitude…: Heb. an assembly of people}}}

\VS{4}And
give thee the
blessing of
Abraham, to thee, and to thy
seed with thee; that thou mayest
inherit the
land wherein thou art a
stranger, which
God
gave unto
Abraham.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 28.4 }{\FT{wherein…: Heb. of thy sojournings}}}

\VS{5}And
Isaac sent
away
Jacob: and he
went to
Padan-aram unto
Laban,
son of
Bethuel the
Syrian, the
brother of
Rebekah,
Jacob’s and
Esau’s
mother.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ When
Esau
saw that
Isaac had
blessed
Jacob, and sent him
away to
Padan-aram, to
take him a
wife from thence; and that as he
blessed him he gave him a
charge,
saying, Thou shalt not
take a
wife of the
daughters of
Canaan;

\VS{7}And that
Jacob
obeyed his
father and his
mother, and was
gone to
Padan-aram;

\VS{8}And
Esau
seeing that the
daughters of
Canaan
pleased
not
Isaac his
father;\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 28.8 }{\FT{pleased…: Heb. were evil in the eyes, etc}}}

\VS{9}Then
went
Esau unto
Ishmael, and
took unto the
wives which he had
Mahalath the
daughter of
Ishmael
Abraham’s
son, the
sister of
Nebajoth, to be his
wife.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 28.9 }{\FT{Mahalath: or, Bashemath}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And
Jacob went
out from
Beer-sheba, and
went toward
Haran.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 28.10 }{\FT{Haran: Gr. Charran}}}

\VS{11}And he
lighted upon a certain
place, and tarried there all
night, because the
sun was
set; and he
took of the
stones of that
place, and
put
{\ADD{them for}} his
pillows, and lay
down in that
place to
sleep.

\VS{12}And he
dreamed, and behold a
ladder set
up on the
earth, and the top of
it
reached to
heaven: and behold the
angels of
God
ascending and
descending on it.

\VS{13}And, behold, the
{\ND{LORD}}
stood above it, and
said, I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of
Abraham thy
father, and the
God of
Isaac: the
land whereon thou
liest, to thee will I give
it, and to thy
seed;

\VS{14}And thy
seed shall be as the
dust of the
earth, and thou shalt spread
abroad to the
west, and to the
east, and to the
north, and to the
south: and in thee and in thy
seed shall all the
families of the
earth be
blessed.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 28.14 }{\FT{spread…: Heb. break forth}}}

\VS{15}And, behold, I
{\ADD{am}} with thee, and will
keep thee in all
{\ADD{places}}
whither thou
goest, and will bring thee
again into this
land; for I will not
leave thee,
until I have
done
{\ADD{that}} which I have
spoken to thee of.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And
Jacob
awaked out of his
sleep, and he
said,
Surely the
{\ND{LORD}}
is in this
place; and I
knew
{\ADD{it}} not.

\VS{17}And he was
afraid, and
said, How
dreadful
{\ADD{is}} this
place! this
{\ADD{is}} none other but the
house of
God, and this
{\ADD{is}} the
gate of
heaven.

\VS{18}And
Jacob rose up
early in the
morning, and
took the
stone that he had
put
{\ADD{for}} his
pillows, and set it
up
{\ADD{for}} a
pillar, and
poured
oil upon the top of
it.

\VS{19}And he
called the
name of that
place
Beth-el:
but the
name of that
city
{\ADD{was called}}
Luz at the
first.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 28.19 }{\FT{Beth-el: that is, The house of God}}}

\VS{20}And
Jacob
vowed a
vow,
saying, If
God will be with me, and will keep
me in this
way that I
go, and will
give me
bread to
eat, and
raiment to put
on,

\VS{21}So that I come
again to my
father’s
house in
peace; then shall the
{\ND{LORD}} be my
God:

\VS{22}And this
stone, which I have
set
{\ADD{for}} a
pillar, shall be
God’s
house: and of all that thou shalt
give me I will
surely give the
tenth unto thee.




\par }\Chap{29}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Jacob went
on his
journey, and
came into the
land of the
people of the
east.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 29.1 }{\FT{went…: Heb. lift up his feet}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 29.1 }{\FT{people: Heb. children}}}

\VS{2}And he
looked, and behold a
well in the
field, and, lo, there
{\ADD{were}}
three
flocks of
sheep
lying by it; for out of that
well they
watered the
flocks: and a
great
stone
{\ADD{was}} upon the
well’s
mouth.

\VS{3}And thither were all the
flocks
gathered: and they
rolled the
stone from the
well’s
mouth, and
watered the
sheep, and
put the
stone
again upon the
well’s
mouth in his
place.

\VS{4}And
Jacob
said unto them, My
brethren,
whence
{\ADD{be}} ye? And they
said, Of
Haran
{\ADD{are}} we.

\VS{5}And he
said unto them,
Know ye
Laban the
son of
Nahor? And they
said, We
know
{\ADD{him}}.

\VS{6}And he
said unto them,
{\ADD{Is}} he
well? And they
said,
{\ADD{He is}}
well: and, behold,
Rachel his
daughter
cometh with the
sheep.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 29.6 }{\FT{Is he…: Heb. Is there peace to him?}}}

\VS{7}And he
said,
Lo,
{\ADD{it is}} yet
high
day, neither
{\ADD{is it}}
time that the
cattle should be gathered
together:
water ye the
sheep, and
go
{\ADD{and}}
feed
{\ADD{them}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 29.7 }{\FT{it is…: Heb. yet the day is great}}}

\VS{8}And they
said, We
cannot, until all the
flocks be gathered
together, and
{\ADD{till}} they
roll the
stone from the
well’s
mouth; then we
water the
sheep.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And while he
yet
spake with them,
Rachel
came with her
father’s
sheep: for she kept
them.

\VS{10}And it came to pass, when
Jacob
saw
Rachel the
daughter of
Laban his
mother’s
brother, and the
sheep of
Laban his
mother’s
brother, that
Jacob went
near, and
rolled the
stone from the
well’s
mouth, and
watered the
flock of
Laban his
mother’s
brother.

\VS{11}And
Jacob
kissed
Rachel, and lifted
up his
voice, and
wept.

\VS{12}And
Jacob
told
Rachel that he
{\ADD{was}} her
father’s
brother, and that he
{\ADD{was}}
Rebekah’s
son: and she
ran and
told her
father.

\VS{13}And it came to pass, when
Laban
heard the
tidings of
Jacob his
sister’s
son, that he
ran to
meet him, and
embraced him, and
kissed him, and
brought him to his
house. And he
told
Laban all these
things.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 29.13 }{\FT{tidings: Heb. hearing}}}

\VS{14}And
Laban
said to him,
Surely thou
{\ADD{art}} my
bone and my
flesh. And he
abode with him the
space of a
month.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 29.14 }{\FT{the space…: Heb. a month of days}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
Laban
said unto
Jacob, Because thou
{\ADD{art}} my
brother, shouldest thou therefore
serve me for
nought?
tell me, what
{\ADD{shall}} thy
wages
{\ADD{be}}?

\VS{16}And
Laban had
two
daughters: the
name of the
elder
{\ADD{was}}
Leah, and the
name of the
younger
{\ADD{was}}
Rachel.

\VS{17}Leah
{\ADD{was}}
tender
eyed; but
Rachel was
beautiful and
well
favoured.

\VS{18}And
Jacob
loved
Rachel; and
said, I will
serve thee
seven
years for
Rachel thy
younger
daughter.

\VS{19}And
Laban
said,
{\ADD{It is}}
better that I
give her to thee, than that I should
give her to
another
man:
abide with me.

\VS{20}And
Jacob
served
seven
years for
Rachel; and they
seemed unto him
{\ADD{but}} a
few
days, for the love he
had to her.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And
Jacob
said unto
Laban,
Give
{\ADD{me}} my
wife, for my
days are
fulfilled, that I may go
in unto her.

\VS{22}And
Laban gathered
together all the
men of the
place, and
made a
feast.

\VS{23}And it came to pass in the
evening, that he
took
Leah his
daughter, and
brought her to him; and he went
in unto her.

\VS{24}And
Laban
gave unto his
daughter
Leah
Zilpah his
maid
{\ADD{for}} an
handmaid.

\VS{25}And it came to pass, that in the
morning, behold, it
{\ADD{was}}
Leah: and he
said to
Laban, What
{\ADD{is}} this thou hast
done unto me? did not I
serve with thee for
Rachel? wherefore then hast thou
beguiled me?

\VS{26}And
Laban
said, It must not be so
done in our
country, to
give the
younger
before the
firstborn.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 29.26 }{\FT{country: Heb. place}}}

\VS{27}Fulfil
her
week, and we will
give thee this also for the
service which thou shalt
serve with me yet
seven
other
years.

\VS{28}And
Jacob
did so, and
fulfilled her
week: and he
gave him
Rachel his
daughter to
wife also.

\VS{29}And
Laban
gave to
Rachel his
daughter
Bilhah his
handmaid to be her
maid.

\VS{30}And he went
in also unto
Rachel, and he
loved also
Rachel more than
Leah, and
served with him yet
seven
other
years.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And when the
{\ND{LORD}}
saw that
Leah
{\ADD{was}}
hated, he
opened her
womb: but
Rachel
{\ADD{was}}
barren.

\VS{32}And
Leah
conceived, and
bare a
son, and she
called his
name
Reuben:
for she
said,
Surely the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
looked upon my
affliction; now
therefore my
husband will
love me.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 29.32 }{\FT{Reuben: that is, See a son}}}

\VS{33}And she
conceived again, and
bare a
son; and
said, Because the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
heard that I
{\ADD{was}}
hated, he hath therefore
given me this
{\ADD{son}} also: and she
called his
name
Simeon.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 29.33 }{\FT{Simeon: that is, Hearing}}}

\VS{34}And she conceived
again, and
bare a
son; and
said, Now this
time will my
husband be
joined unto me, because I have
born him
three
sons: therefore was his
name
called
Levi.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 29.34 }{\FT{Levi: that is, Joined}}}

\VS{35}And she
conceived again, and
bare a
son: and she
said,
Now will I
praise the
{\ND{LORD}}: therefore she
called his
name
Judah; and
left
bearing.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 29.35 }{\FT{Judah: that is, Praise}}}\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 29.35 }{\FT{left…: Heb. stood from bearing}}}




\par }\Chap{30}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And when
Rachel
saw that she
bare
Jacob no children,
Rachel
envied her
sister; and
said unto
Jacob,
Give me
children, or
else I
die.

\VS{2}And
Jacob’s
anger was
kindled against
Rachel: and he
said,
{\ADD{Am}} I in
God’s stead, who hath
withheld from thee the
fruit of the
womb?

\VS{3}And she
said, Behold my
maid
Bilhah, go
in unto her; and she shall
bear upon my
knees, that I may also have
children by her.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 30.3 }{\FT{have…: Heb. be built by her}}}

\VS{4}And she
gave him
Bilhah her
handmaid to
wife: and
Jacob went
in unto her.

\VS{5}And
Bilhah
conceived, and
bare
Jacob a
son.

\VS{6}And
Rachel
said,
God hath
judged me, and hath also
heard my
voice, and hath
given me a
son: therefore
called she his
name
Dan.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 30.6 }{\FT{Dan: that is, Judging}}}

\VS{7}And
Bilhah
Rachel’s
maid
conceived again, and
bare
Jacob a
second
son.

\VS{8}And
Rachel
said, With
great
wrestlings have I
wrestled with my
sister, and I have
prevailed: and she
called his
name
Naphtali.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 30.8 }{\FT{great…: Heb. wrestlings of God}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 30.8 }{\FT{Naphtali: that is, My wrestling: Gr. Nephthalim}}}

\VS{9}When
Leah
saw that she had
left
bearing, she
took
Zilpah her
maid, and
gave her
Jacob to
wife.

\VS{10}And
Zilpah
Leah’s
maid
bare
Jacob a
son.

\VS{11}And
Leah
said, A
troop
cometh: and she
called his
name
Gad.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 30.11 }{\FT{Gad: that is, A troop, or, company}}}

\VS{12}And
Zilpah
Leah’s
maid
bare
Jacob a
second
son.

\VS{13}And
Leah
said, Happy am
I, for the
daughters will call me
blessed: and she
called his
name
Asher.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 30.13 }{\FT{Happy…: Heb. In my happiness}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 30.13 }{\FT{Asher: that is, Happy}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And
Reuben went
in the
days of
wheat
harvest, and
found
mandrakes in the
field, and
brought them unto his
mother
Leah. Then
Rachel
said to
Leah, Give
me, I pray thee, of thy
son’s
mandrakes.

\VS{15}And she
said unto her,
{\ADD{Is it}} a small
matter that thou hast
taken my
husband? and wouldest thou take
away my
son’s
mandrakes also? And
Rachel
said, Therefore he shall
lie with thee to
night
for thy
son’s
mandrakes.

\VS{16}And
Jacob
came out of the
field in the
evening, and
Leah went
out to
meet him, and
said, Thou must come
in unto me; for
surely I have
hired thee with my
son’s
mandrakes. And he
lay with her that
night.

\VS{17}And
God
hearkened unto
Leah, and she
conceived, and
bare
Jacob the
fifth
son.

\VS{18}And
Leah
said,
God hath
given me my
hire,
because I have
given my
maiden to my
husband: and she
called his
name
Issachar.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 30.18 }{\FT{Issachar: that is, An hire}}}

\VS{19}And
Leah
conceived again, and
bare
Jacob the
sixth
son.

\VS{20}And
Leah
said,
God hath
endued me
{\ADD{with}} a
good
dowry;
now will my
husband
dwell with me, because I have
born him
six
sons: and she
called his
name
Zebulun.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 30.20 }{\FT{Zebulun: that is, Dwelling: Gr. Zabulon}}}

\VS{21}And
afterwards she
bare a
daughter, and
called her
name
Dinah.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 30.21 }{\FT{Dinah: that is Judgment}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And
God
remembered
Rachel, and
God
hearkened to her, and
opened her
womb.

\VS{23}And she
conceived, and
bare a
son; and
said,
God hath taken
away my
reproach:

\VS{24}And she
called his
name
Joseph; and
said, The
{\ND{LORD}} shall
add to me
another
son.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 30.24 }{\FT{Joseph: that is, Adding}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And it came to pass, when
Rachel had
born
Joseph, that
Jacob
said unto
Laban, Send me
away, that I may
go unto mine own
place, and to my
country.

\VS{26}Give
{\ADD{me}} my
wives and my
children,
for whom I have
served thee, and let me
go: for thou
knowest my
service which I have
done thee.

\VS{27}And
Laban
said unto him, I pray thee, if I have
found
favour in thine
eyes,
{\ADD{tarry: for}} I have learned by
experience that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
blessed me for thy
sake.

\VS{28}And he
said,
Appoint me thy
wages, and I will
give
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{29}And he
said unto him, Thou
knowest
how I have
served thee, and
how thy
cattle was with me.

\VS{30}For
{\ADD{it was}}
little which thou hadst before
I
{\ADD{came}}, and it is
{\ADD{now}}
increased unto a
multitude; and the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
blessed thee since my
coming: and now
when shall I
provide for mine own
house also?\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 30.30 }{\FT{increased: Heb. broken forth}}}\FTNT{*}{{\FR 30.30 }{\FT{since…: Heb. at my foot}}}

\VS{31}And he
said, What shall I give
thee? And
Jacob
said, Thou shalt not
give me any
thing: if thou wilt
do this
thing for me, I will
again
feed
{\ADD{and}}
keep thy
flock:

\VS{32}I will
pass through all thy
flock to
day,
removing from thence all the
speckled and
spotted
cattle, and all the
brown
cattle among the
sheep, and the
spotted and
speckled among the
goats: and
{\ADD{of such}} shall be my
hire.

\VS{33}So shall my
righteousness
answer for me in
time to
come, when it shall
come for my
hire before thy
face: every
one that
{\ADD{is}} not
speckled and
spotted among the
goats, and
brown among the
sheep, that shall be counted
stolen with me.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 30.33 }{\FT{in time…: Heb. to morrow}}}

\VS{34}And
Laban
said, Behold, I would it might
be according to thy
word.

\VS{35}And he
removed that
day the he
goats that were
ringstraked and
spotted, and all the she
goats that were
speckled and
spotted,
{\ADD{and}} every one that had
{\ADD{some}}
white in it, and all the
brown among the
sheep, and
gave
{\ADD{them}} into the
hand of his
sons.

\VS{36}And he
set
three
days’
journey betwixt himself and
Jacob: and
Jacob
fed the
rest of
Laban’s
flocks.


\par }{\PP \VS{37}¶ And
Jacob
took him
rods of
green
poplar, and of the
hazel and chesnut
tree; and
pilled
white
strakes in them, and made the
white
appear which
{\ADD{was}} in the
rods.

\VS{38}And he
set the
rods which he had
pilled
before the
flocks in the
gutters in the
watering
troughs when the
flocks
came to
drink, that they should
conceive when they
came to
drink.

\VS{39}And the
flocks
conceived before the
rods, and brought
forth
cattle
ringstraked,
speckled, and
spotted.

\VS{40}And
Jacob did
separate the
lambs, and
set the
faces of the
flocks
toward the
ringstraked, and all the
brown in the
flock of
Laban; and he
put his own
flocks by themselves, and
put them not unto
Laban’s
cattle.

\VS{41}And it came to pass, whensoever the
stronger
cattle did
conceive, that
Jacob
laid the
rods before the
eyes of the
cattle in the
gutters, that they might
conceive among the
rods.

\VS{42}But when the
cattle were
feeble, he put
{\ADD{them}} not
in: so the
feebler were
Laban’s, and the
stronger
Jacob’s.

\VS{43}And the
man
increased
exceedingly, and had
much
cattle, and
maidservants, and
menservants, and
camels, and
asses.




\par }\Chap{31}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And he
heard the
words of
Laban’s
sons,
saying,
Jacob hath taken
away all that
{\ADD{was}} our
father’s; and of
{\ADD{that}} which
{\ADD{was}} our
father’s hath he
gotten all this
glory.

\VS{2}And
Jacob
beheld the
countenance of
Laban, and, behold, it
{\ADD{was}} not toward him
as
before.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 31.2 }{\FT{as before: Heb. as yesterday and the day before}}}

\VS{3}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Jacob,
Return unto the
land of thy
fathers, and to thy
kindred; and I will be with thee.

\VS{4}And
Jacob
sent and
called
Rachel and
Leah to the
field unto his
flock,

\VS{5}And
said unto them, I
see your
father’s
countenance, that it
{\ADD{is}} not toward me
as
before; but the
God of my
father hath
been with me.

\VS{6}And
ye
know that with all my
power I have
served your
father.

\VS{7}And your
father hath
deceived me, and
changed my
wages
ten
times; but
God suffered
him not to
hurt
me.

\VS{8}If he
said thus, The
speckled shall be thy
wages; then all the
cattle
bare
speckled: and if he
said thus, The
ringstraked shall be thy
hire; then
bare all the
cattle
ringstraked.

\VS{9}Thus
God hath taken
away the
cattle of your
father, and
given
{\ADD{them}} to me.

\VS{10}And it came to pass at the
time that the
cattle
conceived, that I lifted
up mine
eyes, and
saw in a
dream, and, behold, the
rams which
leaped upon the
cattle
{\ADD{were}}
ringstraked,
speckled, and
grisled.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 31.10 }{\FT{rams: or, he goats}}}

\VS{11}And the
angel of
God
spake unto me in a
dream,
{\ADD{saying}},
Jacob: And I
said, Here
{\ADD{am}} I.

\VS{12}And he
said, Lift
up now thine
eyes, and
see, all the
rams which
leap upon the
cattle
{\ADD{are}}
ringstraked,
speckled, and
grisled: for I have
seen all that
Laban
doeth unto thee.

\VS{13}I
{\ADD{am}} the
God of
Beth-el, where thou
anointedst the
pillar,
{\ADD{and}} where thou
vowedst a
vow unto me: now
arise, get thee
out from this
land, and
return unto the
land of thy
kindred.

\VS{14}And
Rachel and
Leah
answered and
said unto him,
{\ADD{Is there}} yet any
portion or
inheritance for us in our
father’s
house?

\VS{15}Are we not
counted of him
strangers? for he hath
sold us, and hath
quite
devoured also our
money.

\VS{16}For all the
riches which
God hath
taken from our
father, that
{\ADD{is}} ours, and our
children’s: now then, whatsoever
God hath
said unto thee,
do.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ Then
Jacob rose
up, and
set his
sons and his
wives upon
camels;

\VS{18}And he carried
away all his
cattle, and all his
goods which he had
gotten, the
cattle of his
getting, which he had
gotten in
Padan-aram, for to
go to
Isaac his
father in the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{19}And
Laban
went to
shear his
sheep: and
Rachel had
stolen the
images that
{\ADD{were}} her
father’s.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 31.19 }{\FT{images: Heb. teraphim}}}

\VS{20}And
Jacob stole
away
unawares to
Laban the
Syrian, in
that he
told him
not that he
fled.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 31.20 }{\FT{unawares…: Heb. the heart of Laban}}}

\VS{21}So he
fled with all that he had; and he rose
up, and passed
over the
river, and
set his
face
{\ADD{toward}} the
mount
Gilead.

\VS{22}And it was
told
Laban on the
third
day that
Jacob was
fled.

\VS{23}And he
took his
brethren with him, and
pursued after
him
seven
days’
journey; and they
overtook him in the
mount
Gilead.

\VS{24}And
God
came to
Laban the
Syrian in a
dream by
night, and
said unto him, Take
heed that thou
speak not
to
Jacob either
good
or
bad.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 31.24 }{\FT{either…: Heb. from good to bad}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ Then
Laban
overtook
Jacob. Now
Jacob had
pitched his
tent in the
mount: and
Laban with his
brethren
pitched in the
mount of
Gilead.

\VS{26}And
Laban
said to
Jacob, What hast thou
done, that thou hast stolen
away
unawares to me, and carried
away my
daughters, as
captives
{\ADD{taken}} with the
sword?

\VS{27}Wherefore didst thou flee
away
secretly, and steal
away from me; and didst not
tell me, that I might have sent thee
away with
mirth, and with
songs, with
tabret, and with
harp?\FTNT{††}{{\FR 31.27 }{\FT{steal…: Heb. hast stolen me}}}

\VS{28}And hast not
suffered me to
kiss my
sons and my
daughters? thou hast now done
foolishly in
{\ADD{so}}
doing.

\VS{29}It
is in the
power of my
hand to
do you
hurt: but the
God of your
father
spake unto me
yesternight,
saying, Take thou
heed that thou speak
not to
Jacob either
good or
bad.

\VS{30}And now,
{\ADD{though}} thou wouldest
needs be
gone, because thou
sore
longedst after thy
father’s
house,
{\ADD{yet}} wherefore hast thou
stolen my
gods?

\VS{31}And
Jacob
answered and
said to
Laban, Because I was
afraid: for I
said,
Peradventure thou wouldest take by
force thy
daughters from me.

\VS{32}With
whomsoever thou
findest thy
gods, let him not
live:
before our
brethren
discern thou what
{\ADD{is}} thine with me, and
take
{\ADD{it}} to thee. For
Jacob
knew not that
Rachel had
stolen them.

\VS{33}And
Laban
went into
Jacob’s
tent, and into
Leah’s
tent, and into the
two
maidservants’
tents; but he
found
{\ADD{them}} not. Then went he
out of
Leah’s
tent, and
entered into
Rachel’s
tent.

\VS{34}Now
Rachel had
taken the
images, and
put them in the
camel’s
furniture, and
sat upon them. And
Laban
searched all the
tent, but
found
{\ADD{them}} not.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 31.34 }{\FT{searched: Heb. felt}}}

\VS{35}And she
said to her
father, Let it not
displease my
lord that I
cannot rise
up before
thee; for the
custom of
women
{\ADD{is}} upon me. And he
searched, but
found not the
images.


\par }{\PP \VS{36}¶ And
Jacob was
wroth, and
chode with
Laban: and
Jacob
answered and
said to
Laban, What
{\ADD{is}} my
trespass? what
{\ADD{is}} my
sin, that thou hast so hotly
pursued after
me?

\VS{37}Whereas thou hast
searched all my
stuff, what hast thou
found of all thy
household
stuff?
set
{\ADD{it}}
here before my
brethren and thy
brethren, that they may
judge
betwixt us
both.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 31.37 }{\FT{searched: Heb. felt}}}

\VS{38}This
twenty
years
{\ADD{have}} I
{\ADD{been}} with thee; thy
ewes and thy she
goats have not cast their
young, and the
rams of thy
flock have I not
eaten.

\VS{39}That which was
torn
{\ADD{of beasts}} I
brought not unto thee; I bare the
loss of it; of my
hand didst thou
require it,
{\ADD{whether}}
stolen by
day, or
stolen by
night.

\VS{40}{\ADD{Thus}} I was; in the
day the
drought
consumed me, and the
frost by
night; and my
sleep
departed from mine
eyes.

\VS{41}Thus have I been
twenty
years in thy
house; I served
thee
fourteen
years for thy
two
daughters, and
six
years for thy
cattle: and thou hast
changed my
wages
ten
times.

\VS{42}Except the
God of my
father, the
God of
Abraham, and the
fear of
Isaac, had been with me, surely thou hadst sent me
away now
empty.
God hath
seen mine
affliction and the
labour of my
hands, and
rebuked
{\ADD{thee}}
yesternight.


\par }{\PP \VS{43}¶ And
Laban
answered and
said unto
Jacob,
{\ADD{These}}
daughters
{\ADD{are}} my
daughters, and
{\ADD{these}}
children
{\ADD{are}} my
children, and
{\ADD{these}}
cattle
{\ADD{are}} my
cattle, and all that thou
seest
{\ADD{is}} mine: and what can I
do this
day unto these my
daughters,
or unto their
children which they have
born?

\VS{44}Now therefore come
thou, let us
make a
covenant, I and thou; and let it be for a
witness between me and thee.

\VS{45}And
Jacob
took a
stone, and set it
up
{\ADD{for}} a
pillar.

\VS{46}And
Jacob
said unto his
brethren,
Gather
stones; and they
took
stones, and
made an
heap: and they did
eat there upon the
heap.

\VS{47}And
Laban
called it
Jegar-sahadutha: but
Jacob
called it
Galeed.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 31.47 }{\FT{Jegar-sahadutha: that is, The heap of witness, Chaldee}}}\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 31.47 }{\FT{Galeed: that is, The heap of witness, Heb.}}}

\VS{48}And
Laban
said, This
heap
{\ADD{is}} a
witness between me and thee this
day. Therefore was the
name of it
called
Galeed;

\VS{49}And
Mizpah;
for he
said, The
{\ND{LORD}}
watch between me and thee, when we are
absent
one from
another.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 31.49 }{\FT{Mizpah: that is, A beacon, or, watchtower}}}

\VS{50}If thou shalt
afflict my
daughters, or if thou shalt
take
{\ADD{other}}
wives
beside my
daughters, no
man
{\ADD{is}} with us;
see,
God
{\ADD{is}}
witness betwixt me and thee.

\VS{51}And
Laban
said to
Jacob, Behold this
heap, and behold
{\ADD{this}}
pillar, which I have
cast betwixt me and thee;

\VS{52}This
heap
{\ADD{be}}
witness, and
{\ADD{this}}
pillar
{\ADD{be}}
witness, that I will not pass
over this
heap to thee, and that thou shalt not pass
over this
heap and this
pillar unto me, for
harm.

\VS{53}The
God of
Abraham, and the
God of
Nahor, the
God of their
father,
judge betwixt us. And
Jacob
sware by the
fear of his
father
Isaac.

\VS{54}Then
Jacob
offered
sacrifice upon the
mount, and
called his
brethren to
eat
bread: and they did
eat
bread, and tarried all
night in the
mount.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 31.54 }{\FT{offered…: or, killed beasts}}}

\VS{55}And
early in the
morning
Laban rose
up, and
kissed his
sons and his
daughters, and
blessed them: and
Laban
departed, and
returned unto his
place.




\par }\Chap{32}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Jacob
went on his
way, and the
angels of
God
met him.

\VS{2}And when
Jacob saw
them, he
said, This
{\ADD{is}}
God’s
host: and he
called the
name of that
place
Mahanaim.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 32.2 }{\FT{Mahanaim: that is, Two hosts, or, camps}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{3}And
Jacob
sent
messengers before
him to
Esau his
brother unto the
land of
Seir, the
country of
Edom.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 32.3 }{\FT{country: Heb. field}}}

\VS{4}And he
commanded them,
saying, Thus shall ye
speak unto my
lord
Esau; Thy
servant
Jacob
saith thus, I have
sojourned with
Laban, and stayed
there until now:

\VS{5}And I have
oxen, and
asses,
flocks, and
menservants, and
womenservants: and I have
sent to
tell my
lord, that I may
find
grace in thy
sight.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And the
messengers
returned to
Jacob,
saying, We
came to thy
brother
Esau, and also he
cometh to meet
thee, and four
hundred
men with him.

\VS{7}Then
Jacob was
greatly
afraid and
distressed: and he
divided the
people that
{\ADD{was}} with him, and the
flocks, and
herds, and the
camels, into
two
bands;

\VS{8}And
said, If
Esau
come to the
one
company, and smite
it, then the other
company which is
left shall
escape.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
Jacob
said, O
God of my
father
Abraham, and
God of my
father
Isaac, the
{\ND{LORD}} which
saidst unto me,
Return unto thy
country, and to thy
kindred, and I will deal
well with thee:

\VS{10}I am not worthy of the
least of all the
mercies, and of all the
truth, which thou hast
shewed unto thy
servant; for with my
staff I passed
over this
Jordan; and now I am become
two
bands.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 32.10 }{\FT{I am not…: Heb. I am less than all}}}

\VS{11}Deliver
me, I pray thee, from the
hand of my
brother, from the
hand of
Esau: for I
fear him, lest he will
come and smite
me,
{\ADD{and}} the
mother
with the
children.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 32.11 }{\FT{with: Heb. upon}}}

\VS{12}And thou
saidst, I will
surely do thee
good, and
make thy
seed as the
sand of the
sea, which cannot be
numbered for
multitude.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And he
lodged there that same
night; and
took of that which
came to his
hand a
present for
Esau his
brother;

\VS{14}Two
hundred she
goats, and
twenty he
goats, two
hundred
ewes, and
twenty
rams,

\VS{15}Thirty
milch
camels with their
colts,
forty
kine, and
ten
bulls,
twenty she
asses, and
ten
foals.

\VS{16}And he
delivered
{\ADD{them}} into the
hand of his
servants, every
drove by themselves; and
said unto his
servants, Pass
over before
me, and
put a
space
betwixt
drove
and
drove.

\VS{17}And he
commanded the
foremost,
saying, When
Esau my
brother meeteth
thee, and asketh
thee,
saying, Whose
{\ADD{art}} thou? and whither
goest thou? and whose
{\ADD{are}} these
before thee?

\VS{18}Then thou shalt
say,
{\ADD{They be}} thy
servant
Jacob’s; it
{\ADD{is}} a
present
sent unto my
lord
Esau: and, behold, also he
{\ADD{is}} behind
us.

\VS{19}And
so commanded
he the
second, and the
third, and all that
followed the
droves,
saying, On this
manner shall ye
speak unto
Esau, when ye
find him.

\VS{20}And say
ye
moreover, Behold, thy
servant
Jacob
{\ADD{is}} behind
us. For he
said, I will
appease
him with the
present that
goeth before
me, and
afterward I will
see his
face; peradventure he will
accept of
me.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 32.20 }{\FT{of me: Heb. my face}}}

\VS{21}So
went the
present
over before
him: and himself
lodged that
night in the
company.

\VS{22}And he rose
up that
night, and
took his
two
wives, and his
two
womenservants, and his
eleven
sons, and passed
over the
ford
Jabbok.

\VS{23}And he took
them, and sent them
over the
brook, and sent
over that he had.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 32.23 }{\FT{sent them: Heb. caused to pass}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And
Jacob was
left alone; and there
wrestled a
man with him until the
breaking of the
day.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 32.24 }{\FT{breaking…: Heb. ascending of the morning}}}

\VS{25}And when he
saw that he
prevailed not against him, he
touched the hollow of his
thigh; and the
hollow of
Jacob’s
thigh was out of
joint, as he
wrestled with him.

\VS{26}And he
said, Let me
go, for the
day
breaketh. And he
said, I will not let thee
go,
except thou
bless me.

\VS{27}And he
said unto him, What
{\ADD{is}} thy
name? And he
said,
Jacob.

\VS{28}And he
said, Thy
name shall be
called no more
Jacob, but
Israel: for as a prince hast thou
power with
God and with
men, and hast
prevailed.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 32.28 }{\FT{Israel: that is, A prince of God}}}

\VS{29}And
Jacob
asked
{\ADD{him}}, and
said,
Tell
{\ADD{me}}, I pray thee, thy
name. And he
said, Wherefore
{\ADD{is}}
it
{\ADD{that}} thou dost
ask after my
name? And he
blessed him there.

\VS{30}And
Jacob
called the
name of the
place
Peniel: for I have
seen
God
face to
face, and my
life is
preserved.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 32.30 }{\FT{Peniel: that is, The face of God}}}

\VS{31}And as he passed
over
Penuel the
sun
rose upon him, and he
halted upon his
thigh.

\VS{32}Therefore the
children of
Israel
eat not
{\ADD{of}} the
sinew which
shrank, which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
hollow of the
thigh, unto this
day: because he
touched the
hollow of
Jacob’s
thigh in the
sinew that
shrank.




\par }\Chap{33}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Jacob lifted
up his
eyes, and
looked, and, behold,
Esau
came, and with him
four
hundred
men. And he
divided the
children unto
Leah, and unto
Rachel, and unto the
two
handmaids.

\VS{2}And he
put the
handmaids and their
children
foremost, and
Leah and her
children
after, and
Rachel and
Joseph
hindermost.

\VS{3}And he passed
over before
them, and bowed
himself to the
ground
seven
times, until he came
near to his
brother.

\VS{4}And
Esau
ran to meet
him, and
embraced him, and
fell on his
neck, and kissed
him: and they
wept.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And he lifted
up his
eyes, and
saw the
women and the
children; and
said, Who
{\ADD{are}}
those with thee? And he
said, The
children which
God hath graciously
given thy
servant.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 33.5 }{\FT{with…: Heb. to thee}}}

\VS{6}Then the
handmaidens came
near, they and their
children, and they bowed
themselves.

\VS{7}And
Leah also with her
children came
near, and bowed
themselves: and
after
came
Joseph
near and
Rachel, and they
bowed themselves.

\VS{8}And he
said, What
{\ADD{meanest}} thou by all this
drove which I
met? And he
said,
{\ADD{These are}} to
find
grace in the
sight of my
lord.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 33.8 }{\FT{What…: Heb. What is all this band to thee?}}}

\VS{9}And
Esau
said, I
have
enough, my
brother; keep that thou hast unto thyself.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 33.9 }{\FT{keep…: Heb. be that to thee that is thine}}}

\VS{10}And
Jacob
said, Nay, I pray thee, if now I have
found
grace in thy
sight, then
receive my
present at my
hand: for therefore I have
seen thy
face, as though I had
seen the
face of
God, and thou wast pleased with
me.

\VS{11}Take, I pray thee, my
blessing that is
brought to thee; because
God hath dealt graciously with
me, and
because I
have
enough. And he
urged him, and he
took
{\ADD{it}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 33.11 }{\FT{enough: Heb. all things}}}

\VS{12}And he
said, Let us take our
journey, and let us
go, and I will
go before thee.

\VS{13}And he
said unto him, My
lord
knoweth that the
children
{\ADD{are}}
tender, and the
flocks and
herds with
young
{\ADD{are}} with me: and if men should
overdrive them
one
day, all the
flock will
die.

\VS{14}Let my
lord, I pray thee, pass
over
before his
servant: and I will lead
on
softly, according
as the
cattle that goeth before
me and the
children be able to
endure, until I
come unto my
lord unto
Seir.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 33.14 }{\FT{according…: Heb. according to the foot of the work, etc., and according to the foot of the children}}}

\VS{15}And
Esau
said, Let me now
leave with thee
{\ADD{some}} of the
folk that
{\ADD{are}} with me. And he
said,
What needeth it? let me
find
grace in the
sight of my
lord.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 33.15 }{\FT{leave: Heb. set, or, place}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 33.15 }{\FT{What…: Heb. Wherefore is this?}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ So
Esau
returned that
day on his
way unto
Seir.

\VS{17}And
Jacob
journeyed to
Succoth, and
built him an
house, and
made
booths for his
cattle: therefore the
name of the
place is
called
Succoth.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 33.17 }{\FT{Succoth: that is, Booths}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And
Jacob
came to
Shalem, a
city of
Shechem, which
{\ADD{is}} in the
land of
Canaan, when he
came from
Padan-aram; and pitched his
tent
before the
city.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 33.18 }{\FT{Shechem: Gr. Sychem}}}

\VS{19}And he
bought a
parcel of a
field, where he had
spread his
tent, at the
hand of the
children of
Hamor,
Shechem’s
father, for an
hundred pieces of
money.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 33.19 }{\FT{Hamor: Gr. Emmor}}}\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 33.19 }{\FT{pieces…: or, lambs}}}

\VS{20}And he
erected there an
altar, and called
it
El-elohe-Israel.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 33.20 }{\FT{El-elohe-Israel: that is God the God of Israel}}}




\par }\Chap{34}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Dinah the
daughter of
Leah, which she
bare unto
Jacob, went
out to
see the
daughters of the
land.

\VS{2}And when
Shechem the
son of
Hamor the
Hivite,
prince of the
country,
saw her, he
took her, and
lay with her, and defiled
her.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 34.2 }{\FT{defiled…: Heb. humbled her}}}

\VS{3}And his
soul
clave unto
Dinah the
daughter of
Jacob, and he
loved the
damsel, and
spake
kindly unto the
damsel.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 34.3 }{\FT{kindly…: Heb. to the heart of the damsel}}}

\VS{4}And
Shechem
spake unto his
father
Hamor,
saying,
Get me this
damsel to
wife.

\VS{5}And
Jacob
heard that he had
defiled
Dinah his
daughter: now his
sons were with his
cattle in the
field: and
Jacob held his
peace until they were
come.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And
Hamor the
father of
Shechem went
out unto
Jacob to
commune
with him.

\VS{7}And the
sons of
Jacob
came out of the
field when they
heard
{\ADD{it:}} and the
men were
grieved, and they were
very
wroth, because he had
wrought
folly in
Israel in
lying with
Jacob’s
daughter; which thing ought not to be
done.

\VS{8}And
Hamor
communed with them,
saying, The
soul of my
son
Shechem
longeth for your
daughter: I pray you
give her him to
wife.

\VS{9}And make ye
marriages with us,
{\ADD{and}}
give your
daughters unto us, and
take our
daughters unto you.

\VS{10}And ye shall
dwell with us: and the
land shall
be before
you;
dwell and
trade ye therein, and get you
possessions therein.

\VS{11}And
Shechem
said unto her
father and unto her
brethren, Let me
find
grace in your
eyes, and what ye shall
say unto me I will
give.

\VS{12}Ask me never so
much
dowry and
gift, and I will
give according as ye shall
say unto me: but
give me the
damsel to
wife.

\VS{13}And the
sons of
Jacob
answered
Shechem and
Hamor his
father
deceitfully, and
said, because he had
defiled
Dinah their
sister:

\VS{14}And they
said unto them, We
cannot
do this
thing, to
give our
sister to
one that is
uncircumcised; for that
{\ADD{were}} a
reproach unto us:

\VS{15}But in
this will we
consent unto you: If ye will be as we
{\ADD{be}}, that every
male of you be
circumcised;

\VS{16}Then will we
give our
daughters unto you, and we will
take your
daughters to us, and we will
dwell with you, and we will become
one
people.

\VS{17}But if ye will not
hearken unto us, to be
circumcised; then will we
take our
daughter, and we will be
gone.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}And their
words
pleased
Hamor, and
Shechem
Hamor’s
son.

\VS{19}And the young
man
deferred not to
do the
thing, because he had
delight in
Jacob’s
daughter: and he
{\ADD{was}} more
honourable than all the
house of his
father.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And
Hamor and
Shechem his
son
came unto the
gate of their
city, and
communed with the
men of their
city,
saying,

\VS{21}These
men
{\ADD{are}}
peaceable
with us; therefore let them
dwell in the
land, and
trade therein; for the
land, behold,
{\ADD{it is}}
large
enough for
them; let us
take their
daughters to us for
wives, and let us
give them our
daughters.

\VS{22}Only
herein will the
men
consent unto us for to
dwell with us, to be
one
people, if every
male among us be
circumcised, as they
{\ADD{are}}
circumcised.

\VS{23}{\ADD{Shall}} not their
cattle and their
substance and every
beast of theirs
{\ADD{be}} ours? only let us
consent unto them, and they will
dwell with us.

\VS{24}And unto
Hamor and unto
Shechem his
son
hearkened all that went
out of the
gate of his
city; and every
male was
circumcised, all that went
out of the
gate of his
city.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And it came to pass on the
third
day, when they were
sore, that
two of the
sons of
Jacob,
Simeon and
Levi,
Dinah’s
brethren,
took each
man his
sword, and
came upon the
city
boldly, and
slew all the
males.

\VS{26}And they
slew
Hamor and
Shechem his
son with the
edge of the
sword, and
took
Dinah
out of
Shechem’s
house, and went
out.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 34.26 }{\FT{edge: Heb. mouth}}}

\VS{27}The
sons of
Jacob
came upon the
slain, and
spoiled the
city, because they had
defiled their
sister.

\VS{28}They
took their
sheep, and their
oxen, and their
asses, and that which
{\ADD{was}} in the
city, and that which
{\ADD{was}} in the
field,

\VS{29}And all their
wealth, and all their little
ones, and their
wives took they
captive, and
spoiled even all that
{\ADD{was}} in the
house.

\VS{30}And
Jacob
said to
Simeon and
Levi, Ye have
troubled me to make me to
stink among the
inhabitants of the
land, among the
Canaanites and the
Perizzites: and I
{\ADD{being}}
few in
number, they shall gather themselves
together against me, and slay
me; and I shall be
destroyed, I and my
house.

\VS{31}And they
said, Should he
deal with our
sister as with an
harlot?




\par }\Chap{35}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
God
said unto
Jacob,
Arise, go
up to
Beth-el, and
dwell there: and
make there an
altar unto
God, that
appeared unto thee when thou
fleddest from the
face of
Esau thy
brother.

\VS{2}Then
Jacob
said unto his
household, and to all that
{\ADD{were}} with him, Put
away the
strange
gods that
{\ADD{are}} among
you, and be
clean, and
change your
garments:

\VS{3}And let us
arise, and go
up to
Beth-el; and I will
make there an
altar unto
God, who
answered me in the
day of my
distress, and was with me in the
way which I
went.

\VS{4}And they
gave unto
Jacob all the
strange
gods which
{\ADD{were}} in their
hand, and
{\ADD{all their}}
earrings which
{\ADD{were}} in their
ears; and
Jacob
hid them under the
oak which
{\ADD{was}} by
Shechem.

\VS{5}And they
journeyed: and the
terror of
God was upon the
cities that
{\ADD{were}} round
about them, and they did not
pursue
after the
sons of
Jacob.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ So
Jacob
came to
Luz, which
{\ADD{is}} in the
land of
Canaan, that
{\ADD{is}},
Beth-el, he and all the
people that
{\ADD{were}} with him.

\VS{7}And he
built there an
altar, and
called the
place
El-beth-el: because there
God
appeared unto him, when he
fled from the
face of his
brother.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 35.7 }{\FT{El-beth-el: that is, The God of Beth-el}}}

\VS{8}But
Deborah
Rebekah’s
nurse
died, and she was
buried beneath
Beth-el under an
oak: and the
name of it was
called
Allon-bachuth.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 35.8 }{\FT{Allon-bachuth: that is, The oak of weeping}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
God
appeared unto
Jacob again, when he
came out of
Padan-aram, and
blessed him.

\VS{10}And
God
said unto him, Thy
name
{\ADD{is}}
Jacob: thy
name shall not be
called any more
Jacob, but
Israel shall be thy
name: and he
called his
name
Israel.

\VS{11}And
God
said unto him, I
{\ADD{am}}
God
Almighty: be
fruitful and
multiply; a
nation and a
company of
nations shall be of thee, and
kings shall
come out of thy
loins;

\VS{12}And the
land which I
gave
Abraham and
Isaac, to thee I will give
it, and to thy
seed after
thee will I
give the
land.

\VS{13}And
God went
up from him in the
place where he
talked with him.

\VS{14}And
Jacob set
up a
pillar in the
place where he
talked with him,
{\ADD{even}} a
pillar of
stone: and he
poured a drink
offering thereon, and he
poured
oil thereon.

\VS{15}And
Jacob
called the
name of the
place where
God
spake with him,
Beth-el.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And they
journeyed from
Beth-el; and there was
but a
little
way to
come to
Ephrath: and
Rachel
travailed, and she had
hard
labour.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 35.16 }{\FT{a little…: Heb. a little piece of ground}}}

\VS{17}And it came to pass, when she was in
hard
labour, that the
midwife
said unto her,
Fear not; thou shalt have this
son also.

\VS{18}And it came to pass, as her
soul was in
departing, (for she
died) that she
called his
name
Ben-oni: but his
father
called him
Benjamin.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 35.18 }{\FT{Ben-oni: that is, The son of my sorrow}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 35.18 }{\FT{Benjamin: that is, The son of the right hand}}}

\VS{19}And
Rachel
died, and was
buried in the
way to
Ephrath, which
{\ADD{is}}
Beth-lehem.

\VS{20}And
Jacob
set a
pillar upon her
grave: that
{\ADD{is}} the
pillar of
Rachel’s
grave unto this
day.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And
Israel
journeyed, and
spread his
tent
beyond the
tower of
Edar.

\VS{22}And it came to pass, when
Israel
dwelt in that
land, that
Reuben
went and
lay with
Bilhah his
father’s
concubine: and
Israel
heard
{\ADD{it}}. Now the
sons of
Jacob were
twelve:

\VS{23}The
sons of
Leah;
Reuben,
Jacob’s
firstborn, and
Simeon, and
Levi, and
Judah, and
Issachar, and
Zebulun:

\VS{24}The
sons of
Rachel;
Joseph, and
Benjamin:

\VS{25}And the
sons of
Bilhah,
Rachel’s
handmaid;
Dan, and
Naphtali:

\VS{26}And the
sons of
Zilpah,
Leah’s
handmaid;
Gad, and
Asher: these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Jacob, which were
born to him in
Padan-aram.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And
Jacob
came unto
Isaac his
father unto
Mamre, unto the city of
Arbah, which
{\ADD{is}}
Hebron, where
Abraham and
Isaac
sojourned.

\VS{28}And the
days of
Isaac were an
hundred and
fourscore
years.

\VS{29}And
Isaac gave up the
ghost, and
died, and was
gathered unto his
people,
{\ADD{being}}
old and
full of
days: and his
sons
Esau and
Jacob
buried him.




\par }\Chap{36}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Esau, who
{\ADD{is}}
Edom.

\VS{2}Esau
took his
wives of the
daughters of
Canaan;
Adah the
daughter of
Elon the
Hittite, and
Aholibamah the
daughter of
Anah the
daughter of
Zibeon the
Hivite;

\VS{3}And
Bashemath
Ishmael’s
daughter,
sister of
Nebajoth.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 36.3 }{\FT{Bashemath: or, Mahalath}}}

\VS{4}And
Adah
bare to
Esau
Eliphaz; and
Bashemath
bare
Reuel;

\VS{5}And
Aholibamah
bare
Jeush, and
Jaalam, and
Korah: these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Esau, which were
born unto him in the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{6}And
Esau
took his
wives, and his
sons, and his
daughters, and all the
persons of his
house, and his
cattle, and all his
beasts, and all his
substance, which he had
got in the
land of
Canaan; and
went into the
country from the
face of his
brother
Jacob.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 36.6 }{\FT{persons: Heb. souls}}}

\VS{7}For their
riches were
more than that they might
dwell
together; and the
land wherein they were
strangers
could not
bear them
because of their
cattle.

\VS{8}Thus
dwelt
Esau in
mount
Seir:
Esau
{\ADD{is}}
Edom.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Esau the
father of the
Edomites in
mount
Seir:\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 36.9 }{\FT{the Edomites: Heb. Edom}}}

\VS{10}These
{\ADD{are}} the
names of
Esau’s
sons;
Eliphaz the
son of
Adah the
wife of
Esau,
Reuel the
son of
Bashemath the
wife of
Esau.

\VS{11}And the
sons of
Eliphaz were
Teman,
Omar,
Zepho, and
Gatam, and
Kenaz.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 36.11 }{\FT{Zepho: or, Zephi}}}

\VS{12}And
Timna was
concubine to
Eliphaz
Esau’s
son; and she
bare to
Eliphaz
Amalek: these
{\ADD{were}} the
sons of
Adah
Esau’s
wife.

\VS{13}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Reuel;
Nahath, and
Zerah,
Shammah, and
Mizzah: these were the
sons of
Bashemath
Esau’s
wife.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And these were the
sons of
Aholibamah, the
daughter of
Anah the
daughter of
Zibeon,
Esau’s
wife: and she
bare to
Esau
Jeush, and
Jaalam, and
Korah.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ These
{\ADD{were}}
dukes of the
sons of
Esau: the
sons of
Eliphaz the
firstborn
{\ADD{son}} of
Esau;
duke
Teman,
duke
Omar,
duke
Zepho,
duke
Kenaz,

\VS{16}Duke
Korah,
duke
Gatam,
{\ADD{and}}
duke
Amalek: these
{\ADD{are}} the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of
Eliphaz in the
land of
Edom; these
{\ADD{were}} the
sons of
Adah.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Reuel
Esau’s
son;
duke
Nahath,
duke
Zerah,
duke
Shammah,
duke
Mizzah: these
{\ADD{are}} the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of
Reuel in the
land of
Edom; these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Bashemath
Esau’s
wife.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Aholibamah
Esau’s
wife;
duke
Jeush,
duke
Jaalam,
duke
Korah: these
{\ADD{were}} the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of
Aholibamah the
daughter of
Anah,
Esau’s
wife.

\VS{19}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Esau, who
{\ADD{is}}
Edom, and these
{\ADD{are}} their
dukes.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Seir the
Horite, who
inhabited the
land;
Lotan, and
Shobal, and
Zibeon, and
Anah,

\VS{21}And
Dishon, and
Ezer, and
Dishan: these
{\ADD{are}} the
dukes of the
Horites, the
children of
Seir in the
land of
Edom.

\VS{22}And the
children of
Lotan were
Hori and
Hemam; and
Lotan’s
sister
{\ADD{was}}
Timna.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 36.22 }{\FT{Hemam: or, Homam}}}

\VS{23}And the
children of
Shobal
{\ADD{were}} these;
Alvan, and
Manahath, and
Ebal,
Shepho, and
Onam.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 36.23 }{\FT{Alvan: or, Alian}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 36.23 }{\FT{Shepho: or, Shephi}}}

\VS{24}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
children of
Zibeon; both
Ajah, and
Anah: this
{\ADD{was that}}
Anah that
found the
mules in the
wilderness, as he
fed the
asses of
Zibeon his
father.

\VS{25}And the
children of
Anah
{\ADD{were}} these;
Dishon, and
Aholibamah the
daughter of
Anah.

\VS{26}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
children of
Dishon;
Hemdan, and
Eshban, and
Ithran, and
Cheran.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 36.26 }{\FT{Hemdan: or, Amram}}}

\VS{27}The
children of
Ezer
{\ADD{are}} these;
Bilhan, and
Zaavan, and
Akan.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 36.27 }{\FT{Akan: or, Jakan}}}

\VS{28}The
children of
Dishan
{\ADD{are}} these;
Uz, and
Aran.

\VS{29}These
{\ADD{are}} the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of the
Horites;
duke
Lotan,
duke
Shobal,
duke
Zibeon,
duke
Anah,

\VS{30}Duke
Dishon,
duke
Ezer,
duke
Dishan: these
{\ADD{are}} the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of
Hori, among their
dukes in the
land of
Seir.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
kings that
reigned in the
land of
Edom,
before there
reigned any
king over the
children of
Israel.

\VS{32}And
Bela the
son of
Beor
reigned in
Edom: and the
name of his
city
{\ADD{was}}
Dinhabah.

\VS{33}And
Bela
died, and
Jobab the
son of
Zerah of
Bozrah
reigned in his stead.

\VS{34}And
Jobab
died, and
Husham of the
land of
Temani
reigned in his stead.

\VS{35}And
Husham
died, and
Hadad the
son of
Bedad, who
smote
Midian in the
field of
Moab,
reigned in his stead: and the
name of his
city
{\ADD{was}}
Avith.

\VS{36}And
Hadad
died, and
Samlah of
Masrekah
reigned in his stead.

\VS{37}And
Samlah
died, and
Saul of
Rehoboth
{\ADD{by}} the
river
reigned in his stead.

\VS{38}And
Saul
died, and
Baal-hanan the
son of
Achbor
reigned in his stead.

\VS{39}And
Baal-hanan the
son of
Achbor
died, and
Hadar
reigned in his stead: and the
name of his
city
{\ADD{was}}
Pau; and his
wife’s
name
{\ADD{was}}
Mehetabel, the
daughter of
Matred, the
daughter of
Mezahab.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 36.39 }{\FT{Hadar, Pau: or, Hadad, Pai: after his death was an Aristocracy}}}

\VS{40}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
names of the
dukes
{\ADD{that came}} of
Esau, according to their
families, after their
places, by their
names;
duke
Timnah,
duke
Alvah,
duke
Jetheth,\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 36.40 }{\FT{Alvah: or, Aliah}}}

\VS{41}Duke
Aholibamah,
duke
Elah,
duke
Pinon,

\VS{42}Duke
Kenaz,
duke
Teman,
duke
Mibzar,

\VS{43}Duke
Magdiel,
duke
Iram: these
{\ADD{be}} the
dukes of
Edom, according to their
habitations in the
land of their
possession: he
{\ADD{is}}
Esau the
father of the
Edomites.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 36.43 }{\FT{the Edomites: Heb. Edom}}}




\par }\Chap{37}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Jacob
dwelt in the
land wherein his
father was a
stranger, in the
land of
Canaan.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 37.1 }{\FT{wherein…: Heb. of his father’s sojournings}}}

\VS{2}These
{\ADD{are}} the
generations of
Jacob.
Joseph,
{\ADD{being}}
seventeen
years
old, was
feeding the
flock with his
brethren; and the
lad
{\ADD{was}} with the
sons of
Bilhah, and with the
sons of
Zilpah, his
father’s
wives: and
Joseph
brought unto his
father their
evil
report.

\VS{3}Now
Israel
loved
Joseph more than all his
children, because he
{\ADD{was}} the
son of his old
age: and he
made him a
coat of
{\ADD{many}}
colours.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 37.3 }{\FT{colours: or, pieces}}}

\VS{4}And when his
brethren
saw that their
father
loved him more than all his
brethren, they
hated him, and
could not
speak
peaceably unto him.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And
Joseph
dreamed a
dream, and he
told
{\ADD{it}} his
brethren: and they
hated him yet the
more.

\VS{6}And he
said unto them,
Hear, I pray you, this
dream which I have
dreamed:

\VS{7}For, behold, we
{\ADD{were}}
binding
sheaves in the
field, and, lo, my
sheaf
arose, and also stood
upright; and, behold, your
sheaves stood round
about, and made
obeisance to my
sheaf.

\VS{8}And his
brethren
said to him, Shalt thou
indeed
reign over us? or shalt thou
indeed have
dominion over us? And they
hated him yet the
more for his
dreams, and for his
words.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And he
dreamed yet
another
dream, and
told it his
brethren, and
said, Behold, I have
dreamed a
dream more; and, behold, the
sun and the
moon and the
eleven
stars made
obeisance to me.

\VS{10}And he
told
{\ADD{it}} to his
father, and to his
brethren: and his
father
rebuked him, and
said unto him, What
{\ADD{is}} this
dream that thou hast
dreamed? Shall I and thy
mother and thy
brethren
indeed
come to bow
down ourselves to thee to the
earth?

\VS{11}And his
brethren
envied him; but his
father
observed the
saying.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And his
brethren
went to
feed their
father’s
flock in
Shechem.

\VS{13}And
Israel
said unto
Joseph, Do not thy
brethren
feed
{\ADD{the flock}} in
Shechem?
come, and I will send
thee unto them. And he
said to him, Here
{\ADD{am I}}.

\VS{14}And he
said to him,
Go, I pray thee,
see whether it be
well with thy
brethren, and
well with the
flocks; and
bring me
word
again. So he
sent him out of the
vale of
Hebron, and he
came to
Shechem.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 37.14 }{\FT{see…: Heb. see the peace of thy brethren, etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And a certain
man found
him, and, behold,
{\ADD{he was}}
wandering in the
field: and the
man asked
him,
saying, What
seekest thou?

\VS{16}And he
said, I
seek my
brethren:
tell me, I pray thee,
where they
feed
{\ADD{their flocks}}.

\VS{17}And the
man
said, They are
departed
hence; for I
heard them
say, Let us
go to
Dothan. And
Joseph
went
after his
brethren, and
found them in
Dothan.

\VS{18}And when they
saw him afar
off, even before he came
near unto them, they
conspired against him to
slay him.

\VS{19}And they
said
one to
another, Behold,
this
dreamer
cometh.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 37.19 }{\FT{dreamer: Heb. master of dreams}}}

\VS{20}Come now therefore, and let us
slay him, and
cast him into
some
pit, and we will
say, Some
evil
beast hath
devoured him: and we shall
see what will become of his
dreams.

\VS{21}And
Reuben
heard
{\ADD{it}}, and he
delivered him out of their
hands; and
said, Let us not
kill him.

\VS{22}And
Reuben
said unto them,
Shed no
blood,
{\ADD{but}}
cast him into this
pit that
{\ADD{is}} in the
wilderness, and
lay no
hand upon him; that he might
rid him out of their
hands, to
deliver him to his
father
again.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And it came to pass, when
Joseph was
come unto his
brethren, that they
stript
Joseph out
of his
coat,
{\ADD{his}}
coat of
{\ADD{many}}
colours that
{\ADD{was}} on him;\FTNT{**}{{\FR 37.23 }{\FT{colours: or, pieces}}}

\VS{24}And they
took him, and
cast him into a
pit: and the
pit
{\ADD{was}}
empty,
{\ADD{there was}} no
water in it.

\VS{25}And they sat
down to
eat
bread: and they lifted
up their
eyes and
looked, and, behold, a
company of
Ishmeelites
came from
Gilead with their
camels
bearing
spicery and
balm and
myrrh,
going to carry
{\ADD{it}}
down to
Egypt.

\VS{26}And
Judah
said unto his
brethren, What
profit
{\ADD{is it}} if we
slay our
brother, and
conceal his
blood?

\VS{27}Come, and let us
sell him to the
Ishmeelites, and let not our
hand be upon him; for he
{\ADD{is}} our
brother
{\ADD{and}} our
flesh. And his
brethren were
content.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 37.27 }{\FT{were…: Heb. hearkened}}}

\VS{28}Then there
passed by
Midianites
merchantmen; and they
drew and lifted
up
Joseph out of the
pit, and
sold
Joseph to the
Ishmeelites for
twenty
{\ADD{pieces}} of
silver: and they
brought
Joseph into
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
Reuben
returned unto the
pit; and, behold,
Joseph
{\ADD{was}} not in the
pit; and he
rent his
clothes.

\VS{30}And he
returned unto his
brethren, and
said, The
child
{\ADD{is}} not; and I,
whither shall I
go?


\par }{\PP \VS{31}And they
took
Joseph’s
coat, and
killed a
kid of the
goats, and
dipped the
coat in the
blood;

\VS{32}And they
sent the
coat of
{\ADD{many}}
colours, and they
brought
{\ADD{it}} to their
father; and
said, This have we
found:
know now whether it
{\ADD{be}} thy
son’s
coat or no.

\VS{33}And he knew
it, and
said,
{\ADD{It is}} my
son’s
coat; an
evil
beast hath
devoured him;
Joseph is without
doubt rent in
pieces.

\VS{34}And
Jacob
rent his
clothes, and
put
sackcloth upon his
loins, and
mourned for his
son
many
days.

\VS{35}And all his
sons and all his
daughters rose
up to
comfort him; but he
refused to be
comforted; and he
said, For I will go
down into the
grave unto my
son
mourning. Thus his
father
wept for him.

\VS{36}And the
Midianites
sold him into
Egypt unto
Potiphar, an
officer of
Pharaoh’s,
{\ADD{and}}
captain of the
guard.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 37.36 }{\FT{officer: Heb. eunuch: but the word doth signify not only eunuchs, but also chamberlains, courtiers, and officers}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 37.36 }{\FT{captain…: or, chief marshal: Heb. chief of the slaughter men, or executioners}}}




\par }\Chap{38}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass at that
time, that
Judah went
down from his
brethren, and
turned in to a
certain
Adullamite, whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
Hirah.

\VS{2}And
Judah
saw there a
daughter of a
certain
Canaanite, whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
Shuah; and he took
her, and went
in unto her.

\VS{3}And she
conceived, and
bare a
son; and he
called his
name
Er.

\VS{4}And she
conceived again, and
bare a
son; and she
called his
name
Onan.

\VS{5}And she yet again
conceived, and
bare a
son; and
called his
name
Shelah: and he was at
Chezib, when she
bare him.

\VS{6}And
Judah
took a
wife for
Er his
firstborn, whose
name
{\ADD{was}}
Tamar.

\VS{7}And
Er,
Judah’s
firstborn, was
wicked in the
sight of the
{\ND{LORD}}; and the
{\ND{LORD}}
slew him.

\VS{8}And
Judah
said unto
Onan, Go
in unto thy
brother’s
wife, and
marry her, and raise
up
seed to thy
brother.

\VS{9}And
Onan
knew that the
seed should not be his; and it came to pass,
when he went
in unto his
brother’s
wife, that he
spilled
{\ADD{it}} on the
ground,
lest that he should
give
seed to his
brother.

\VS{10}And the thing
which he
did
displeased the
{\ND{LORD}}: wherefore he
slew him also.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 38.10 }{\FT{displeased…: Heb. was evil in the eyes of the Lord}}}

\VS{11}Then
said
Judah to
Tamar his daughter in
law,
Remain a
widow at thy
father’s
house, till
Shelah my
son be
grown: for he
said, Lest peradventure he
die also, as his
brethren
{\ADD{did}}. And
Tamar
went and
dwelt in her
father’s
house.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And in
process of
time the
daughter of
Shuah
Judah’s
wife
died; and
Judah was
comforted, and went
up unto his
sheepshearers to
Timnath, he and his
friend
Hirah the
Adullamite.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 38.12 }{\FT{in process…: Heb. the days were multiplied}}}

\VS{13}And it was
told
Tamar,
saying, Behold thy father in
law goeth
up to
Timnath to
shear his
sheep.

\VS{14}And she
put her
widow’s
garments
off from her, and covered
her with a
vail, and wrapped
herself, and sat
in an
open
place, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
way to
Timnath; for she
saw that
Shelah was
grown, and she was not
given unto him to
wife.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 38.14 }{\FT{an open…: Heb. the door of eyes, or, of Enajim}}}

\VS{15}When
Judah saw
her, he
thought her
{\ADD{to be}} an
harlot; because she had
covered her
face.

\VS{16}And he
turned unto her by the
way, and
said, Go
to, I pray thee, let me come
in unto thee; (for he
knew not that she
{\ADD{was}} his daughter in
law.) And she
said, What wilt thou
give me, that thou mayest come
in unto me?

\VS{17}And he
said, I will
send
{\ADD{thee}} a
kid from the
flock. And she
said, Wilt thou
give
{\ADD{me}} a
pledge, till thou
send
{\ADD{it}}?\FTNT{§}{{\FR 38.17 }{\FT{a kid: Heb. a kid of the goats}}}

\VS{18}And he
said,
What
pledge shall I
give thee? And she
said, Thy
signet, and thy
bracelets, and thy
staff that
{\ADD{is}} in thine
hand. And he
gave
{\ADD{it}} her, and came
in unto her, and she
conceived by him.

\VS{19}And she
arose, and went
away, and laid
by her
vail from her, and put
on the
garments of her
widowhood.

\VS{20}And
Judah
sent the
kid by the
hand of his
friend the
Adullamite, to
receive
{\ADD{his}}
pledge from the
woman’s
hand: but he found
her not.

\VS{21}Then he
asked the
men of that
place,
saying, Where
{\ADD{is}} the
harlot, that
{\ADD{was}}
openly by the way
side? And they
said, There was no
harlot in
this
{\ADD{place}}.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 38.21 }{\FT{openly: or, in Enajim}}}

\VS{22}And he
returned to
Judah, and
said, I
cannot
find her; and also the
men of the
place
said,
{\ADD{that}} there was no
harlot in this
{\ADD{place}}.

\VS{23}And
Judah
said, Let her
take
{\ADD{it}} to her, lest we be
shamed: behold, I
sent this
kid, and thou hast not
found her.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 38.23 }{\FT{be shamed: Heb. become a contempt}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And it came to pass about
three
months after, that it was
told
Judah,
saying,
Tamar thy daughter in
law hath played the
harlot; and also, behold, she
{\ADD{is}} with
child by
whoredom. And
Judah
said, Bring her
forth, and let her be
burnt.

\VS{25}When she
{\ADD{was}} brought
forth, she
sent to her father in
law,
saying, By the
man, whose these
{\ADD{are, am}} I with
child: and she
said,
Discern, I pray thee, whose
{\ADD{are}} these, the
signet, and
bracelets, and
staff.

\VS{26}And
Judah
acknowledged
{\ADD{them}}, and
said, She hath been more
righteous than I; because that I
gave her not to
Shelah my
son. And he knew
her
again no more.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And it came to pass in the
time of her
travail, that, behold,
twins
{\ADD{were}} in her
womb.

\VS{28}And it came to pass, when she
travailed, that
{\ADD{the one}} put
out
{\ADD{his}}
hand: and the
midwife
took and
bound upon his
hand a scarlet
thread,
saying, This came
out
first.

\VS{29}And it came to pass, as he drew
back his
hand, that, behold, his
brother came
out: and she
said, How hast thou broken
forth?
{\ADD{this}}
breach
{\ADD{be}} upon thee: therefore his
name was
called
Pharez.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 38.29 }{\FT{How hast…: or, Wherefore hast thou made this breach against thee?}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 38.29 }{\FT{Pharez: that is A breach}}}

\VS{30}And
afterward came
out his
brother, that had the scarlet
thread upon his
hand: and his
name was
called
Zarah.




\par }\Chap{39}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Joseph was brought
down to
Egypt; and
Potiphar, an
officer of
Pharaoh,
captain of the
guard, an
Egyptian,
bought him of the
hands of the
Ishmeelites, which had brought him
down thither.

\VS{2}And the
{\ND{LORD}} was with
Joseph, and he was a
prosperous
man; and he was in the
house of his
master the
Egyptian.

\VS{3}And his
master
saw that the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{was}} with him, and that the
{\ND{LORD}} made all that he
did to
prosper in his
hand.

\VS{4}And
Joseph
found
grace in his
sight, and he
served him: and he made him
overseer over his
house, and all
{\ADD{that}} he
had he
put into his
hand.

\VS{5}And it came to pass from the
time
{\ADD{that}} he had made him
overseer in his
house, and over all that he
had, that the
{\ND{LORD}}
blessed the
Egyptian’s
house for
Joseph’s
sake; and the
blessing of the
{\ND{LORD}} was upon all that he
had in the
house, and in the
field.

\VS{6}And he
left all that he had in
Joseph’s
hand; and he
knew not
ought he had,
save the
bread which he did
eat. And
Joseph was
{\ADD{a}}
goodly
{\ADD{person}}, and
well
favoured.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And it came to pass
after these
things, that his
master’s
wife
cast her
eyes upon
Joseph; and she
said,
Lie with me.

\VS{8}But he
refused, and
said unto his
master’s
wife, Behold, my
master
wotteth not what
{\ADD{is}} with me in the
house, and he hath
committed all that he
hath to my
hand;

\VS{9}{\ADD{There is}} none
greater in this
house than I;
neither hath he kept
back any
thing from me but thee,
because
thou
{\ADD{art}} his
wife: how then can I
do this
great
wickedness, and
sin against
God?

\VS{10}And it came to pass, as she
spake to
Joseph
day by
day, that he
hearkened not unto her, to
lie by
her,
{\ADD{or}} to be with her.

\VS{11}And it came to pass about this
time, that
{\ADD{Joseph}}
went into the
house to
do his
business; and
{\ADD{there was}} none of the
men of the
house there within.

\VS{12}And she
caught him by his
garment,
saying,
Lie with me: and he
left his
garment in her
hand, and
fled, and
got him
out.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}And it came to pass, when she
saw that he had
left his
garment in her
hand, and was
fled
forth,

\VS{14}That she
called unto the
men of her
house, and
spake unto them,
saying,
See, he hath brought
in an
Hebrew unto us to
mock us; he came
in unto me to
lie with me, and I
cried with a
loud
voice:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 39.14 }{\FT{loud: Heb. great}}}

\VS{15}And it came to pass, when he
heard that I lifted
up my
voice and
cried, that he
left his
garment with
me, and
fled, and got
him
out.

\VS{16}And she laid
up his
garment by
her, until his
lord
came
home.

\VS{17}And she
spake unto him according to these
words,
saying, The
Hebrew
servant, which thou hast
brought unto us, came
in unto me to
mock me:

\VS{18}And it came to pass, as I lifted
up my
voice and
cried, that he
left his
garment with
me, and
fled
out.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}And it came to pass, when his
master
heard the
words of his
wife, which she
spake unto him,
saying, After this
manner
did thy
servant to me; that his
wrath was
kindled.

\VS{20}And
Joseph’s
master
took him, and put
him into the
prison, a
place where the
king’s
prisoners
{\ADD{were}}
bound: and he was there in the
prison.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ But the
{\ND{LORD}} was with
Joseph, and
shewed him
mercy, and
gave him
favour in the
sight of the
keeper of the
prison.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 39.21 }{\FT{shewed…: Heb. extended kindness unto him}}}

\VS{22}And the
keeper of the
prison
committed to
Joseph’s
hand all the
prisoners that
{\ADD{were}} in the
prison; and whatsoever they
did there, he was the
doer
{\ADD{of it}}.

\VS{23}The
keeper of the
prison
looked not to any
thing
{\ADD{that was}} under his
hand; because the
{\ND{LORD}} was with him, and
{\ADD{that}} which he
did, the
{\ND{LORD}} made
{\ADD{it}} to
prosper.




\par }\Chap{40}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass
after these
things,
{\ADD{that}} the
butler of the
king of
Egypt and
{\ADD{his}}
baker had
offended their
lord the
king of
Egypt.

\VS{2}And
Pharaoh was
wroth
against
two
{\ADD{of}} his
officers, against the
chief of the
butlers, and against the
chief of the
bakers.

\VS{3}And he
put them in
ward in the
house of the
captain of the
guard, into the
prison, the
place where
Joseph
{\ADD{was}}
bound.

\VS{4}And the
captain of the
guard
charged
Joseph with them, and he
served them: and they continued a
season in
ward.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And they
dreamed a
dream both of
them, each
man his
dream in
one
night, each
man according to the
interpretation of his
dream, the
butler and the
baker of the
king of
Egypt, which
{\ADD{were}}
bound in the
prison.

\VS{6}And
Joseph came
in unto them in the
morning, and
looked upon them, and, behold, they
{\ADD{were}}
sad.

\VS{7}And he
asked
Pharaoh’s
officers that
{\ADD{were}} with him in the
ward of his
lord’s
house,
saying, Wherefore
look ye
{\ADD{so}}
sadly to
day?\FTNT{*}{{\FR 40.7 }{\FT{look…: Heb. are your faces evil?}}}

\VS{8}And they
said unto him, We have
dreamed a
dream, and
{\ADD{there is}} no
interpreter of it. And
Joseph
said unto them,
{\ADD{Do}} not
interpretations
{\ADD{belong}} to
God? tell
me
{\ADD{them}}, I pray you.

\VS{9}And the
chief
butler
told his
dream to
Joseph, and
said to him, In my
dream, behold, a
vine
{\ADD{was}} before
me;

\VS{10}And in the
vine
{\ADD{were}}
three
branches: and it
{\ADD{was}} as though it
budded,
{\ADD{and}} her
blossoms shot
forth; and the
clusters thereof brought forth
ripe
grapes:

\VS{11}And
Pharaoh’s
cup
{\ADD{was}} in my
hand: and I
took the
grapes, and
pressed them into
Pharaoh’s
cup, and I
gave the
cup into
Pharaoh’s
hand.

\VS{12}And
Joseph
said unto him, This
{\ADD{is}} the
interpretation of it: The
three
branches
{\ADD{are}}
three
days:

\VS{13}Yet within
three
days shall
Pharaoh lift
up thine
head, and
restore thee unto thy
place: and thou shalt
deliver
Pharaoh’s
cup into his
hand, after the
former
manner when thou wast his
butler.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 40.13 }{\FT{lift…: or, reckon}}}

\VS{14}But
think on me when it shall be
well with thee, and
shew
kindness, I pray thee, unto me, and make
mention of me unto
Pharaoh, and bring
me out of this
house:\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 40.14 }{\FT{think…: Heb. remember me with thee}}}

\VS{15}For indeed I was stolen
away out of the
land of the
Hebrews: and here also have I
done
nothing that they should
put me into the
dungeon.

\VS{16}When the
chief
baker
saw that the
interpretation was
good, he
said unto
Joseph, I
also
{\ADD{was}} in my
dream, and, behold,
{\ADD{I had}}
three
white
baskets on my
head:\FTNT{§}{{\FR 40.16 }{\FT{white: or, full of holes}}}

\VS{17}And in the
uppermost
basket
{\ADD{there was}} of all
manner of
bakemeats for
Pharaoh; and the
birds did
eat them out of the
basket
upon my
head.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 40.17 }{\FT{bakemeats…: Heb. meat of Pharaoh, the work of a baker, or, cook}}}

\VS{18}And
Joseph
answered and
said, This
{\ADD{is}} the
interpretation thereof: The
three
baskets
{\ADD{are}}
three
days:

\VS{19}Yet within
three
days shall
Pharaoh lift
up thy
head from off thee, and shall
hang thee on a
tree; and the
birds shall
eat thy
flesh from off thee.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 40.19 }{\FT{lift…: or, reckon thee, and take thy office from thee}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And it came to pass the
third
day,
{\ADD{which was}}
Pharaoh’s
birthday, that he
made a
feast unto all his
servants: and he lifted
up the
head of the
chief
butler and of the
chief
baker
among his
servants.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 40.20 }{\FT{lifted…: or, reckoned}}}

\VS{21}And he
restored the
chief
butler unto his
butlership
again; and he
gave the
cup into
Pharaoh’s
hand:

\VS{22}But he
hanged the
chief
baker: as
Joseph had
interpreted to them.

\VS{23}Yet did not the
chief
butler
remember
Joseph, but
forgat him.




\par }\Chap{41}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass at the
end of two
full
years, that
Pharaoh
dreamed: and, behold, he
stood by the
river.

\VS{2}And, behold, there came
up out of the
river
seven
well
favoured
kine and
fatfleshed; and they
fed in a
meadow.

\VS{3}And, behold,
seven
other
kine came
up after
them out of the
river,
ill
favoured and
leanfleshed; and
stood
by the
{\ADD{other}}
kine upon the
brink of the
river.

\VS{4}And the
ill
favoured and
leanfleshed
kine did eat
up the
seven
well
favoured and
fat
kine. So
Pharaoh
awoke.

\VS{5}And he
slept and
dreamed the second
time: and, behold,
seven ears of
corn came
up upon
one
stalk,
rank and
good.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 41.5 }{\FT{rank: Heb. fat}}}

\VS{6}And, behold,
seven
thin
ears and
blasted with the east
wind sprung
up after
them.

\VS{7}And the seven
thin
ears
devoured the
seven
rank and
full
ears. And
Pharaoh
awoke, and, behold,
{\ADD{it was}} a
dream.

\VS{8}And it came to pass in the
morning that his
spirit was
troubled; and he
sent and
called for all the
magicians of
Egypt, and all the wise
men thereof: and
Pharaoh
told them his
dream; but
{\ADD{there was}} none that could
interpret them unto
Pharaoh.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ Then
spake the
chief
butler unto
Pharaoh,
saying, I do
remember my
faults this
day:

\VS{10}Pharaoh was
wroth with his
servants, and
put me in
ward in the
captain of the
guard’s
house,
{\ADD{both}} me and the
chief
baker:

\VS{11}And we
dreamed a
dream in
one
night, I and he; we
dreamed each
man according to the
interpretation of his
dream.

\VS{12}And
{\ADD{there was}} there with us a young
man, an
Hebrew,
servant to the
captain of the
guard; and we
told him, and he
interpreted to us our
dreams; to each
man according to his
dream he did
interpret.

\VS{13}And it came to pass, as he
interpreted to us, so it was; me he
restored unto mine
office, and him he
hanged.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ Then
Pharaoh
sent and
called
Joseph, and they brought him
hastily out of the
dungeon: and he
shaved
{\ADD{himself}}, and
changed his
raiment, and came
in unto
Pharaoh.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 41.14 }{\FT{brought…: Heb. made him run}}}

\VS{15}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph, I have
dreamed a
dream, and
{\ADD{there is}} none that can
interpret it: and I have
heard
say of thee,
{\ADD{that}} thou canst
understand a
dream to
interpret it.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 41.15 }{\FT{thou…: or, when thou hearest a dream thou canst interpret it}}}

\VS{16}And
Joseph
answered
Pharaoh,
saying,
{\ADD{It is}} not in
me:
God shall
give
Pharaoh an
answer of
peace.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph, In my
dream, behold, I
stood upon the
bank of the
river:

\VS{18}And, behold, there came
up out of the
river
seven
kine,
fatfleshed and
well
favoured; and they
fed in a
meadow:

\VS{19}And, behold,
seven
other
kine came
up after
them,
poor and
very
ill
favoured and
leanfleshed,
such as I
never
saw in all the
land of
Egypt for
badness:

\VS{20}And the
lean and the ill
favoured
kine did eat
up the
first
seven
fat
kine:

\VS{21}And when they had eaten them
up, it could not be
known that they had eaten
them; but they
{\ADD{were}}
still ill
favoured, as at the
beginning. So I
awoke.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 41.21 }{\FT{eaten…: Heb. come to the inward parts of them}}}

\VS{22}And I
saw in my
dream, and, behold,
seven
ears came
up in
one
stalk,
full and
good:

\VS{23}And, behold,
seven
ears,
withered,
thin,
{\ADD{and}}
blasted with the east
wind, sprung
up after
them:\FTNT{**}{{\FR 41.23 }{\FT{withered: or, small}}}

\VS{24}And the
thin
ears
devoured the
seven
good
ears: and I
told
{\ADD{this}} unto the
magicians; but
{\ADD{there was}} none that could
declare
{\ADD{it}} to me.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And
Joseph
said unto
Pharaoh, The
dream of
Pharaoh
{\ADD{is}}
one:
God hath
shewed
Pharaoh what he
{\ADD{is}} about to
do.

\VS{26}The
seven
good
kine
{\ADD{are}}
seven
years; and the
seven
good
ears
{\ADD{are}}
seven
years: the
dream
{\ADD{is}}
one.

\VS{27}And the
seven
thin and ill
favoured
kine that came
up after
them
{\ADD{are}}
seven
years; and the
seven
empty
ears
blasted with the east
wind shall be
seven
years of
famine.

\VS{28}This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which I have
spoken unto
Pharaoh: What
God
{\ADD{is}} about to
do he
sheweth unto
Pharaoh.

\VS{29}Behold, there
come
seven
years of
great
plenty throughout all the
land of
Egypt:

\VS{30}And there shall
arise after
them
seven
years of
famine; and all the
plenty shall be
forgotten in the
land of
Egypt; and the
famine shall
consume the
land;

\VS{31}And the
plenty shall not be
known in the
land by
reason of that
famine
following; for it
{\ADD{shall be}}
very
grievous.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 41.31 }{\FT{grievous: Heb. heavy}}}

\VS{32}And for that the
dream was
doubled unto
Pharaoh
twice;
{\ADD{it is}} because the
thing
{\ADD{is}}
established
by
God, and
God will
shortly bring it to
pass.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 41.32 }{\FT{established…: or, prepared of God}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{33}Now therefore let
Pharaoh look
out a
man
discreet and
wise, and
set him over the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{34}Let
Pharaoh
do
{\ADD{this}}, and let him
appoint
officers over the
land, and take up the fifth
part of the
land of
Egypt in the
seven
plenteous
years.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 41.34 }{\FT{officers: or, overseers}}}

\VS{35}And let them
gather all the
food of those
good
years that
come, and lay
up
corn under the
hand of
Pharaoh, and let them
keep
food in the
cities.

\VS{36}And that
food shall be for
store to the
land against the
seven
years of
famine, which shall be in the
land of
Egypt; that the
land
perish not through the
famine.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 41.36 }{\FT{perish…: Heb. be not cut off}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{37}¶ And the
thing was
good in the
eyes of
Pharaoh, and in the
eyes of all his
servants.

\VS{38}And
Pharaoh
said unto his
servants, Can we
find
{\ADD{such a one}} as
this
{\ADD{is}}, a
man in
whom the
Spirit of
God
{\ADD{is}}?

\VS{39}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph,
Forasmuch as
God hath
shewed thee all this,
{\ADD{there is}} none so
discreet and
wise as thou
{\ADD{art:}}

\VS{40}Thou shalt
be over my
house, and according unto thy
word shall all my
people be
ruled: only in the
throne will I be
greater than thou.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 41.40 }{\FT{be ruled: Heb. be armed, or, kiss}}}

\VS{41}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph,
See, I have
set thee over all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{42}And
Pharaoh took
off his
ring from his
hand, and
put it upon
Joseph’s
hand, and
arrayed him in
vestures of fine
linen, and
put a
gold
chain about his
neck;\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 41.42 }{\FT{fine…: or, silk}}}

\VS{43}And he made him to
ride in the
second
chariot which he had; and they
cried before
him, Bow the
knee: and he
made him
{\ADD{ruler}} over all the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 41.43 }{\FT{Bow…: or, Tender father: Heb. Abrech}}}

\VS{44}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph, I
{\ADD{am}}
Pharaoh, and
without thee shall no
man lift
up his
hand or
foot in all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{45}And
Pharaoh
called
Joseph’s
name
Zaphnath-paaneah; and he
gave him to
wife
Asenath the
daughter of
Poti-pherah
priest of
On. And
Joseph went
out over
{\ADD{all}} the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 41.45 }{\FT{Zaphnath-paaneah: which in the Coptic signifies, A revealer of secrets, or, The man to whom secrets are revealed}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 41.45 }{\FT{priest: or, prince}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{46}¶ And
Joseph
{\ADD{was}}
thirty
years
old when he
stood
before
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt. And
Joseph went
out from the
presence of
Pharaoh, and went
throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{47}And in the
seven
plenteous
years the
earth brought
forth by
handfuls.

\VS{48}And he gathered
up all the
food of the
seven
years, which were in the
land of
Egypt, and laid
up the
food in the
cities: the
food of the
field, which
{\ADD{was}} round
about every
city, laid he
up in the
same.

\VS{49}And
Joseph
gathered
corn as the
sand of the
sea,
very
much, until he
left
numbering; for
{\ADD{it was}}
without
number.

\VS{50}And unto
Joseph were
born
two
sons before the
years of
famine
came, which
Asenath the
daughter of
Poti-pherah
priest of
On
bare unto him.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 41.50 }{\FT{priest: or, prince}}}

\VS{51}And
Joseph
called the
name of the
firstborn
Manasseh: For
God,
{\ADD{said he}}, hath made me
forget all my
toil, and all my
father’s
house.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 41.51 }{\FT{Manasseh: that is, Forgetting}}}

\VS{52}And the
name of the
second
called he
Ephraim: For
God hath caused me to be
fruitful in the
land of my
affliction.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 41.52 }{\FT{Ephraim: that is, Fruitful}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{53}¶ And the
seven
years of
plenteousness, that was in the
land of
Egypt, were
ended.

\VS{54}And the
seven
years of
dearth
began to
come, according as
Joseph had
said: and the
dearth was in all
lands; but in all the
land of
Egypt there was
bread.

\VS{55}And when all the
land of
Egypt was
famished, the
people
cried to
Pharaoh for
bread: and
Pharaoh
said unto all the
Egyptians,
Go unto
Joseph; what he
saith to you,
do.

\VS{56}And the
famine was over all the
face of the
earth: and
Joseph
opened all the storehouses, and
sold unto the
Egyptians; and the
famine waxed
sore in the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 41.56 }{\FT{all the storehouses: Heb. all wherein was}}}

\VS{57}And all
countries
came into
Egypt to
Joseph for to
buy
{\ADD{corn;}} because that the
famine was
{\ADD{so}}
sore in all
lands.




\par }\Chap{42}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now when
Jacob
saw that there
was
corn in
Egypt,
Jacob
said unto his
sons, Why do ye
look one upon another?

\VS{2}And he
said, Behold, I have
heard that there
is
corn in
Egypt: get you
down thither, and
buy for us from thence; that we may
live, and not
die.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Joseph’s
ten
brethren went
down to
buy
corn in
Egypt.

\VS{4}But
Benjamin,
Joseph’s
brother,
Jacob
sent not with his
brethren; for he
said, Lest
peradventure
mischief befall
him.

\VS{5}And the
sons of
Israel
came to
buy
{\ADD{corn}}
among those that
came: for the
famine was in the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{6}And
Joseph
{\ADD{was}} the
governor over the
land,
{\ADD{and}} he
{\ADD{it was}} that
sold to all the
people of the
land: and
Joseph’s
brethren
came, and bowed
down themselves before him
{\ADD{with}} their
faces to the
earth.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}And
Joseph
saw his
brethren, and he
knew them, but made himself
strange unto them, and
spake
roughly unto them; and he
said unto them,
Whence
come ye? And they
said, From the
land of
Canaan to
buy
food.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 42.7 }{\FT{roughly…: Heb. hard things with them}}}

\VS{8}And
Joseph
knew his
brethren, but they
knew not him.

\VS{9}And
Joseph
remembered the
dreams which he
dreamed of them, and
said unto them, Ye
{\ADD{are}}
spies; to
see the
nakedness of the
land ye are
come.

\VS{10}And they
said unto him, Nay, my
lord, but to
buy
food are thy
servants
come.

\VS{11}We
{\ADD{are}} all
one
man’s
sons; we
{\ADD{are}}
true
{\ADD{men}}, thy
servants are no
spies.

\VS{12}And he
said unto them, Nay, but to
see the
nakedness of the
land ye are
come.

\VS{13}And they
said, Thy
servants
{\ADD{are}}
twelve
brethren, the
sons of
one
man in the
land of
Canaan; and, behold, the
youngest
{\ADD{is}} this
day with our
father, and
one
{\ADD{is}} not.

\VS{14}And
Joseph
said unto them, That
{\ADD{is it}} that I
spake unto you,
saying, Ye
{\ADD{are}}
spies:

\VS{15}Hereby ye shall be
proved: By the
life of
Pharaoh ye shall not go
forth hence, except your
youngest
brother
come hither.

\VS{16}Send
one of you, and let him
fetch your
brother, and ye shall be kept in
prison, that your
words may be
proved, whether
{\ADD{there be any}}
truth
in you: or
else by the
life of
Pharaoh surely ye
{\ADD{are}}
spies.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 42.16 }{\FT{kept…: Heb. bound}}}

\VS{17}And he put them all
together into
ward
three
days.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 42.17 }{\FT{put: Heb. gathered}}}

\VS{18}And
Joseph
said unto them the
third
day, This
do, and
live;
{\ADD{for}} I
fear
God:

\VS{19}If ye
{\ADD{be}}
true
{\ADD{men}}, let
one of your
brethren be
bound in the
house of your
prison:
go ye,
carry
corn for the
famine of your
houses:

\VS{20}But
bring your
youngest
brother unto me; so shall your
words be
verified, and ye shall not
die. And they
did so.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And they
said
one to
another, We
{\ADD{are}}
verily
guilty concerning our
brother, in
that we
saw the
anguish of his
soul, when he
besought us, and we would not
hear; therefore is this
distress
come upon us.

\VS{22}And
Reuben
answered them,
saying, Spake
I not unto you,
saying, Do not
sin against the
child; and ye would not
hear? therefore, behold, also his
blood is
required.

\VS{23}And they
knew not that
Joseph
understood
{\ADD{them;}} for he spake unto them by an
interpreter.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 42.23 }{\FT{he spake…: Heb. an interpreter was between them}}}

\VS{24}And he turned himself
about from them, and
wept; and returned to them
again, and
communed with them, and
took from them
Simeon, and
bound him before their
eyes.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ Then
Joseph
commanded to
fill their
sacks with
corn, and to
restore every
man’s
money into his
sack, and to
give them
provision for the
way: and
thus did
he unto them.

\VS{26}And they
laded their
asses with the
corn, and
departed thence.

\VS{27}And as
one of them
opened his
sack to
give his
ass
provender in the
inn, he
espied his
money; for, behold, it
{\ADD{was}} in his
sack’s
mouth.

\VS{28}And he
said unto his
brethren, My
money is
restored; and,
lo,
{\ADD{it is}} even in my
sack: and their
heart
failed
{\ADD{them}}, and they were
afraid,
saying
one to
another, What
{\ADD{is}} this
{\ADD{that}}
God hath
done unto us?\FTNT{**}{{\FR 42.28 }{\FT{failed…: Heb. went forth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And they
came unto
Jacob their
father unto the
land of
Canaan, and
told him all that
befell unto them;
saying,

\VS{30}The
man,
{\ADD{who is}} the
lord of the
land,
spake
roughly to us, and
took us for
spies of the
country.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 42.30 }{\FT{roughly…: Heb. with us hard things}}}

\VS{31}And we
said unto him, We
{\ADD{are}}
true
{\ADD{men;}} we are no
spies:

\VS{32}We
{\ADD{be}}
twelve
brethren,
sons of our
father;
one
{\ADD{is}} not, and the
youngest
{\ADD{is}} this
day with our
father in the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{33}And the
man, the
lord of the
country,
said unto us, Hereby shall I
know that ye
{\ADD{are}}
true
{\ADD{men;}}
leave
one of your
brethren
{\ADD{here}} with me, and
take
{\ADD{food for}} the
famine of your
households, and be
gone:

\VS{34}And
bring your
youngest
brother unto me: then shall I
know that ye
{\ADD{are}} no
spies, but
{\ADD{that}} ye
{\ADD{are}}
true
{\ADD{men: so}} will I
deliver you your
brother, and ye shall
traffick in the
land.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ And it came to pass as they
emptied their
sacks, that, behold, every
man’s
bundle of
money
{\ADD{was}} in his
sack: and when
{\ADD{both}} they and their
father
saw the
bundles of
money, they were
afraid.

\VS{36}And
Jacob their
father
said unto them, Me have ye
bereaved
{\ADD{of my children:}}
Joseph
{\ADD{is}} not, and
Simeon
{\ADD{is}} not, and ye will
take
Benjamin
{\ADD{away:}} all these things are against me.

\VS{37}And
Reuben
spake unto his
father,
saying,
Slay my
two
sons, if I
bring him not to thee:
deliver him into my
hand, and I will bring him to thee
again.

\VS{38}And he
said, My
son shall not go
down with you; for his
brother is
dead, and he is
left alone: if
mischief
befall him by the
way in the which ye
go, then shall ye bring
down my gray
hairs with
sorrow to the
grave.




\par }\Chap{43}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
famine
{\ADD{was}}
sore in the
land.

\VS{2}And it came to pass, when they had eaten
up the
corn which they had brought
out of
Egypt, their
father
said unto them, Go
again,
buy us a
little
food.

\VS{3}And
Judah
spake unto him,
saying, The
man did
solemnly
protest unto us,
saying, Ye shall not
see my
face,
except your
brother
{\ADD{be}} with you.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 43.3 }{\FT{did…: Heb. protesting protested}}}

\VS{4}If thou
wilt
send our
brother with us, we will go
down and
buy thee
food:

\VS{5}But if thou wilt not
send
{\ADD{him}}, we will not go
down: for the
man
said unto us, Ye shall not
see my
face, except your
brother
{\ADD{be}} with you.

\VS{6}And
Israel
said, Wherefore dealt ye
{\ADD{so}}
ill with me,
{\ADD{as}} to
tell the
man whether ye had yet a
brother?

\VS{7}And they
said, The
man
asked us
straitly of our state, and of our
kindred,
saying,
{\ADD{Is}} your
father yet
alive? have
ye
{\ADD{another}}
brother? and we
told him
according to the
tenor of these
words: could we
certainly
know that he would
say,
Bring your
brother
down?\FTNT{†}{{\FR 43.7 }{\FT{asked…: Heb. asking asked us}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 43.7 }{\FT{tenor: Heb. mouth}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 43.7 }{\FT{could…: Heb. knowing could we know}}}

\VS{8}And
Judah
said unto
Israel his
father,
Send the
lad with me, and we will
arise and
go; that we may
live, and not
die, both we, and thou,
{\ADD{and}} also our little
ones.

\VS{9}I will be
surety for him; of my
hand shalt thou
require him:
if I
bring him
not unto thee, and
set him before
thee, then let me bear the
blame for
ever:

\VS{10}For
except we had
lingered, surely now we had
returned this second
time.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 43.10 }{\FT{this: or, twice by this}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{11}And their
father
Israel
said unto them, If
{\ADD{it must be}} so
now,
do this;
take of the best
fruits in the
land in your
vessels, and carry
down the
man a
present, a
little
balm, and a
little
honey,
spices, and
myrrh,
nuts, and
almonds:

\VS{12}And
take
double
money in your
hand; and the
money that was brought
again in the
mouth of your
sacks, carry
{\ADD{it}}
again in your
hand; peradventure it
{\ADD{was}} an
oversight:

\VS{13}Take also your
brother, and
arise, go
again unto the
man:

\VS{14}And
God
Almighty
give you
mercy
before the
man, that he may send
away your
other
brother, and
Benjamin.
If I be
bereaved
{\ADD{of my children}}, I am
bereaved.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 43.14 }{\FT{If…: or, And I, as I have been, etc.}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And the
men
took
that
present, and they
took
double
money in their
hand, and
Benjamin; and rose
up, and went
down to
Egypt, and
stood
before
Joseph.

\VS{16}And when
Joseph
saw
Benjamin
with them, he
said to the ruler of his
house,
Bring
{\ADD{these}}
men
home, and
slay, and make
ready; for
{\ADD{these}}
men shall
dine with me at
noon.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 43.16 }{\FT{slay: Heb. kill a killing}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 43.16 }{\FT{dine: Heb. eat}}}

\VS{17}And the
man
did as
Joseph
bade; and the
man
brought the
men into
Joseph’s
house.

\VS{18}And the
men were
afraid, because they were
brought into
Joseph’s
house; and they
said,
Because of the
money that was
returned in our
sacks at the first
time are we brought
in; that he may seek
occasion against us, and
fall upon us, and
take us for
bondmen, and our
asses.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 43.18 }{\FT{seek…: Heb. roll himself upon us}}}

\VS{19}And they came
near to the
steward of
Joseph’s
house, and they
communed with him at the
door of the
house,

\VS{20}And
said,
O
sir, we came
indeed
down at the first
time to
buy
food:\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 43.20 }{\FT{we…: Heb. coming down we came down}}}

\VS{21}And it came to pass, when we
came to the
inn, that we
opened our
sacks, and, behold,
{\ADD{every}}
man’s
money
{\ADD{was}} in the
mouth of his
sack, our
money in full
weight: and we have brought it
again in our
hand.

\VS{22}And
other
money have we brought
down in our
hands to
buy
food: we cannot
tell who
put our
money in our
sacks.

\VS{23}And he
said,
Peace
{\ADD{be}} to you,
fear not: your
God, and the
God of your
father, hath
given you
treasure in your
sacks: I
had your
money. And he
brought
Simeon out unto them.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 43.23 }{\FT{I had…: Heb. your money came to me}}}

\VS{24}And the
man
brought the
men into
Joseph’s
house, and
gave
{\ADD{them}}
water, and they
washed their
feet; and he
gave their
asses
provender.

\VS{25}And they made
ready the
present
against
Joseph
came at
noon: for they
heard that they should
eat
bread there.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And when
Joseph
came
home, they
brought him the
present which
{\ADD{was}} in their
hand into the
house, and
bowed themselves to him to the
earth.

\VS{27}And he
asked them of
{\ADD{their}}
welfare, and
said,
{\ADD{Is}} your
father
well, the old
man of whom ye
spake?
{\ADD{Is}} he yet
alive?\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 43.27 }{\FT{welfare: Heb. peace}}}\FTNT{*}{{\FR 43.27 }{\FT{Is your…: Heb. Is there peace to your father?}}}

\VS{28}And they
answered, Thy
servant our
father
{\ADD{is}} in good
health, he
{\ADD{is}} yet
alive. And they bowed down their
heads, and made
obeisance.

\VS{29}And he lifted
up his
eyes, and
saw his
brother
Benjamin, his
mother’s
son, and
said,
{\ADD{Is}} this your
younger
brother, of whom ye
spake unto me? And he
said,
God be
gracious unto thee, my
son.

\VS{30}And
Joseph made
haste; for his
bowels did
yearn upon his
brother: and he
sought
{\ADD{where}} to
weep; and he
entered into
{\ADD{his}}
chamber, and
wept there.

\VS{31}And he
washed his
face, and went
out, and
refrained himself, and
said, Set
on
bread.

\VS{32}And they set
on for him by himself, and for them by themselves, and for the
Egyptians, which did
eat with him, by themselves: because the
Egyptians
might not
eat
bread with the
Hebrews; for that
{\ADD{is}} an
abomination unto the
Egyptians.

\VS{33}And they
sat before
him, the
firstborn according to his
birthright, and the
youngest according to his
youth: and the
men
marvelled
one at
another.

\VS{34}And he
took
{\ADD{and sent}}
messes unto them from before
him: but
Benjamin’s
mess was
five
times so much
as any of theirs. And they
drank, and were
merry with him.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 43.34 }{\FT{were…: Heb. drank largely}}}




\par }\Chap{44}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And he
commanded the steward of his
house,
saying,
Fill the
men’s
sacks
{\ADD{with}}
food, as much
as they
can
carry, and
put every
man’s
money in his
sack’s
mouth.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 44.1 }{\FT{the steward…: Heb. him that was over his house}}}

\VS{2}And
put my
cup, the
silver
cup, in the
sack’s
mouth of the
youngest, and his
corn
money. And he
did according to the
word that
Joseph had
spoken.

\VS{3}As soon as the
morning was
light, the
men were sent
away, they and their
asses.

\VS{4}{\ADD{And}} when they were gone
out of the
city,
{\ADD{and}} not
{\ADD{yet}} far
off,
Joseph
said unto his
steward,
Up,
follow
after the
men; and when thou dost
overtake them,
say unto them, Wherefore have ye
rewarded
evil for
good?

\VS{5}{\ADD{Is}} not this
{\ADD{it}} in which my
lord
drinketh, and whereby
indeed he
divineth? ye have done
evil in so
doing.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 44.5 }{\FT{divineth: or, maketh trial?}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And he
overtook them, and he
spake unto them these
same
words.

\VS{7}And they
said unto him, Wherefore
saith my
lord these
words? God
forbid that thy
servants should
do according to this
thing:

\VS{8}Behold, the
money, which we
found in our
sacks’
mouths, we brought
again unto thee out of the
land of
Canaan: how then should we
steal out of thy
lord’s
house
silver or
gold?

\VS{9}With whomsoever of thy
servants it be
found, both let him
die, and we also will be my
lord’s
bondmen.

\VS{10}And he
said, Now also
{\ADD{let}} it
{\ADD{be}} according unto your
words: he with whom it is
found shall be my
servant; and ye shall be
blameless.

\VS{11}Then they
speedily took
down every
man his
sack to the
ground, and
opened every
man his
sack.

\VS{12}And he
searched,
{\ADD{and}}
began at the
eldest, and
left at the
youngest: and the
cup was
found in
Benjamin’s
sack.

\VS{13}Then they
rent their
clothes, and
laded every
man his
ass, and
returned to the
city.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And
Judah and his
brethren
came to
Joseph’s
house; for he
{\ADD{was}} yet there: and they
fell before
him on the
ground.

\VS{15}And
Joseph
said unto them, What
deed
{\ADD{is}} this that ye have
done? wot
ye not that such a
man as I can
certainly
divine?\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 44.15 }{\FT{divine: or, make trial?}}}

\VS{16}And
Judah
said, What shall we
say unto my
lord? what shall we
speak? or how shall we clear
ourselves?
God hath found
out the
iniquity of thy
servants: behold, we
{\ADD{are}} my
lord’s
servants, both we, and
{\ADD{he}}
also with
whom the
cup is
found.

\VS{17}And he
said, God
forbid that I should
do
so:
{\ADD{but}} the
man in whose
hand the
cup is
found, he shall be my
servant; and as for you, get you
up in
peace unto your
father.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ Then
Judah came
near unto him, and
said,
Oh my
lord, let thy
servant, I pray thee,
speak a
word in my
lord’s
ears, and let not thine
anger
burn against thy
servant: for thou
{\ADD{art}} even as
Pharaoh.

\VS{19}My
lord
asked his
servants,
saying,
Have ye a
father, or a
brother?

\VS{20}And we
said unto my
lord, We
have a
father, an old
man, and a
child of his old
age, a little
one; and his
brother is
dead, and he alone is
left of his
mother, and his
father
loveth him.

\VS{21}And thou
saidst unto thy
servants, Bring him
down unto me, that I may
set mine
eyes upon him.

\VS{22}And we
said unto my
lord, The
lad
cannot
leave his
father: for
{\ADD{if}} he should
leave his
father,
{\ADD{his father}} would
die.

\VS{23}And thou
saidst unto thy
servants,
Except your
youngest
brother come
down with you, ye shall
see my
face no
more.

\VS{24}And it came to pass when we came
up unto thy
servant my
father, we
told him the
words of my
lord.

\VS{25}And our
father
said, Go
again,
{\ADD{and}}
buy us a
little
food.

\VS{26}And we
said, We
cannot go
down: if our
youngest
brother
be with us, then will we go
down: for we
may not
see the
man’s
face,
except our
youngest
brother
{\ADD{be}} with us.

\VS{27}And thy
servant my
father
said unto us, Ye
know that my
wife
bare me
two
{\ADD{sons:}}

\VS{28}And the
one went
out from me, and I
said,
Surely he is torn in
pieces; and I saw
him not
since:

\VS{29}And if ye
take this also
from
me, and
mischief befall
him, ye shall bring
down my gray
hairs with
sorrow to the
grave.

\VS{30}Now therefore when I
come to thy
servant my
father, and the
lad
{\ADD{be}} not with us; seeing that his
life is bound
up in the
lad’s life;

\VS{31}It shall come to pass, when he
seeth that the
lad
{\ADD{is}} not
{\ADD{with us}}, that he will
die: and thy
servants shall bring
down the gray
hairs of thy
servant our
father with
sorrow to the
grave.

\VS{32}For thy
servant became
surety for the
lad
unto my
father,
saying, If I
bring him not unto thee, then I shall bear the
blame to my
father for
ever.

\VS{33}Now therefore, I pray thee, let thy
servant
abide instead of the
lad a
bondman to my
lord; and let the
lad go
up with his
brethren.

\VS{34}For
how shall I go
up to my
father, and the
lad
{\ADD{be}} not with me? lest peradventure I
see the
evil that shall come
on my
father.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 44.34 }{\FT{come…: Heb. find my father}}}




\par }\Chap{45}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Joseph
could not
refrain himself before all them that
stood by him; and he
cried,
Cause every
man to go
out from me. And there
stood no
man with him, while
Joseph made himself
known unto his
brethren.

\VS{2}And he
wept
aloud: and the
Egyptians and the
house of
Pharaoh
heard.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 45.2 }{\FT{wept…: Heb. gave forth his voice in weeping}}}

\VS{3}And
Joseph
said unto his
brethren, I
{\ADD{am}}
Joseph; doth my
father yet
live? And his
brethren
could not
answer him; for they were
troubled at his
presence.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 45.3 }{\FT{troubled: or, terrified}}}

\VS{4}And
Joseph
said unto his
brethren, Come
near to me, I pray you. And they came
near. And he
said, I
{\ADD{am}}
Joseph your
brother, whom ye
sold into
Egypt.

\VS{5}Now therefore be not
grieved, nor
angry with
yourselves, that ye
sold me hither: for
God did
send me before
you to preserve
life.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 45.5 }{\FT{nor…: Heb. neither let there be anger in your eyes}}}

\VS{6}For these two
years
{\ADD{hath}} the
famine
{\ADD{been}}
in the
land: and yet
{\ADD{there are}}
five
years, in the which
{\ADD{there shall}}
neither
{\ADD{be}}
earing nor
harvest.

\VS{7}And
God
sent me before
you to
preserve you a
posterity in the
earth, and to save your
lives by a
great
deliverance.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 45.7 }{\FT{to preserve…: Heb. to put for you a remnant}}}

\VS{8}So now
{\ADD{it was}} not you
{\ADD{that}}
sent me hither, but
God: and he hath
made me a
father to
Pharaoh, and
lord of all his
house, and a
ruler throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{9}Haste ye, and go
up to my
father, and
say unto him, Thus
saith thy
son
Joseph,
God hath
made me
lord of all
Egypt: come
down unto me,
tarry not:

\VS{10}And thou shalt
dwell in the
land of
Goshen, and thou shalt be
near unto me, thou, and thy
children, and thy
children’s
children, and thy
flocks, and thy
herds, and all that thou hast:

\VS{11}And there will I
nourish thee; for yet
{\ADD{there are}}
five
years of
famine; lest thou, and thy
household, and all that thou hast, come to
poverty.

\VS{12}And, behold, your
eyes
see, and the
eyes of my
brother
Benjamin, that
{\ADD{it is}} my
mouth that
speaketh unto you.

\VS{13}And ye shall
tell my
father of all my
glory in
Egypt, and of all that ye have
seen; and ye shall
haste and bring
down my
father hither.

\VS{14}And he
fell upon his
brother
Benjamin’s
neck, and
wept; and
Benjamin
wept upon his
neck.

\VS{15}Moreover he
kissed all his
brethren, and
wept upon them: and
after that his
brethren
talked with him.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And the
fame thereof was
heard in
Pharaoh’s
house,
saying,
Joseph’s
brethren are
come: and it
pleased
Pharaoh
well,
and his
servants.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 45.16 }{\FT{pleased…: Heb. was good in the eyes of Pharaoh}}}

\VS{17}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Joseph,
Say unto thy
brethren, This
do ye;
lade your
beasts, and
go,
get you unto the
land of
Canaan;

\VS{18}And
take your
father and your
households, and
come unto me: and I will
give you the
good of the
land of
Egypt, and ye shall
eat the
fat of the
land.

\VS{19}Now thou art
commanded, this
do ye;
take you
wagons out of the
land of
Egypt for your little
ones, and for your
wives, and
bring your
father, and
come.

\VS{20}Also
regard not your
stuff; for the
good of all the
land of
Egypt
{\ADD{is}} yours.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 45.20 }{\FT{regard…: Heb. let not your eye spare, etc.}}}

\VS{21}And the
children of
Israel
did so: and
Joseph
gave them
wagons, according to the
commandment of
Pharaoh, and
gave them
provision for the
way.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 45.21 }{\FT{commandment: Heb. mouth}}}

\VS{22}To all of them he
gave each
man
changes of
raiment; but to
Benjamin he
gave
three
hundred
{\ADD{pieces}} of
silver, and
five
changes of
raiment.

\VS{23}And to his
father he
sent after
this
{\ADD{manner;}}
ten
asses
laden with the good
things of
Egypt, and
ten she
asses
laden with
corn and
bread and
meat for his
father by the
way.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 45.23 }{\FT{laden…: Heb. carrying}}}

\VS{24}So he
sent his
brethren
away, and they
departed: and he
said unto them, See that ye fall not
out by the
way.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And they went
up out of
Egypt, and
came into the
land of
Canaan unto
Jacob their
father,

\VS{26}And
told him,
saying,
Joseph
{\ADD{is}} yet
alive, and he
{\ADD{is}}
governor over all the
land of
Egypt. And
Jacob’s heart
fainted, for he
believed them not.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 45.26 }{\FT{Jacob’s: Heb. his}}}

\VS{27}And they
told him all the
words of
Joseph, which he had
said unto them: and when he
saw the
wagons which
Joseph had
sent to
carry him, the
spirit of
Jacob their
father
revived:

\VS{28}And
Israel
said,
{\ADD{It is}}
enough;
Joseph my
son
{\ADD{is}} yet
alive: I will
go and see
him before I
die.




\par }\Chap{46}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Israel took his
journey with all that he had, and
came to
Beer-sheba, and
offered
sacrifices unto the
God of his
father
Isaac.

\VS{2}And
God
spake unto
Israel in the
visions of the
night, and
said,
Jacob,
Jacob. And he
said, Here
{\ADD{am}} I.

\VS{3}And he
said, I
{\ADD{am}}
God, the
God of thy
father:
fear not to go
down into
Egypt; for I will there
make of thee a
great
nation:

\VS{4}I will go
down with thee into
Egypt; and I will also
surely bring thee
up
{\ADD{again:}} and
Joseph shall
put his
hand upon thine
eyes.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And
Jacob rose
up from
Beer-sheba: and the
sons of
Israel
carried
Jacob their
father, and their little
ones, and their
wives, in the
wagons which
Pharaoh had
sent to
carry him.

\VS{6}And they
took their
cattle, and their
goods, which they had
gotten in the
land of
Canaan, and
came into
Egypt,
Jacob, and all his
seed with him:

\VS{7}His
sons, and his
sons’
sons with him, his
daughters, and his
sons’
daughters, and all his
seed brought
he with him into
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
names of the
children of
Israel, which
came into
Egypt,
Jacob and his
sons:
Reuben,
Jacob’s
firstborn.

\VS{9}And the
sons of
Reuben;
Hanoch, and
Phallu, and
Hezron, and
Carmi.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
sons of
Simeon;
Jemuel, and
Jamin, and
Ohad, and
Jachin, and
Zohar, and
Shaul the
son of a
Canaanitish woman.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 46.10 }{\FT{Jemuel: or, Nemuel}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 46.10 }{\FT{Jachin: or, Jarib}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 46.10 }{\FT{Zohar: or, Zerah}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And the
sons of
Levi;
Gershon,
Kohath, and
Merari.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 46.11 }{\FT{Gershon: or, Gershom}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And the
sons of
Judah;
Er, and
Onan, and
Shelah, and
Pharez, and
Zerah: but
Er and
Onan
died in the
land of
Canaan. And the
sons of
Pharez were
Hezron and
Hamul.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And the
sons of
Issachar;
Tola, and
Phuvah, and
Job, and
Shimron.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 46.13 }{\FT{Phuvah, and Job: or, Puah, and Jashub}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And the
sons of
Zebulun;
Sered, and
Elon, and
Jahleel.

\VS{15}These
{\ADD{be}} the
sons of
Leah, which she
bare unto
Jacob in
Padan-aram, with his
daughter
Dinah: all the
souls of his
sons and his
daughters
{\ADD{were}}
thirty and
three.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And the
sons of
Gad;
Ziphion, and
Haggi,
Shuni, and
Ezbon,
Eri, and
Arodi, and
Areli.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 46.16 }{\FT{Ziphion: or, Zephon}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 46.16 }{\FT{Ezbon: or, Ozni}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 46.16 }{\FT{Arodi: or, Arod}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And the
sons of
Asher;
Jimnah, and
Ishuah, and
Isui, and
Beriah, and
Serah their
sister: and the
sons of
Beriah;
Heber, and
Malchiel.

\VS{18}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Zilpah, whom
Laban
gave to
Leah his
daughter, and these she
bare unto
Jacob,
{\ADD{even}}
sixteen
souls.

\VS{19}The
sons of
Rachel
Jacob’s
wife;
Joseph, and
Benjamin.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And unto
Joseph in the
land of
Egypt were
born
Manasseh and
Ephraim, which
Asenath the
daughter of
Poti-pherah
priest of
On
bare unto him.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 46.20 }{\FT{priest: or, prince}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And the
sons of
Benjamin
{\ADD{were}}
Belah, and
Becher, and
Ashbel,
Gera, and
Naaman,
Ehi, and
Rosh,
Muppim, and
Huppim, and
Ard.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 46.21 }{\FT{Ehi: or, Ahiram}}}\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 46.21 }{\FT{Muppim: or, Shupham or, Shuppim}}}\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 46.21 }{\FT{Huppim: or, Hupham}}}

\VS{22}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Rachel, which were
born to
Jacob: all the
souls
{\ADD{were}}
fourteen.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And the
sons of
Dan;
Hushim.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 46.23 }{\FT{Hushim: or, Shuham}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And the
sons of
Naphtali;
Jahzeel, and
Guni, and
Jezer, and
Shillem.

\VS{25}These
{\ADD{are}} the
sons of
Bilhah, which
Laban
gave unto
Rachel his
daughter, and she
bare these unto
Jacob: all the
souls
{\ADD{were}}
seven.

\VS{26}All the
souls that
came with
Jacob into
Egypt, which came
out of his
loins, besides
Jacob’s
sons’
wives, all the
souls
{\ADD{were}}
threescore and
six;\FTNT{†}{{\FR 46.26 }{\FT{loins: Heb. thigh}}}

\VS{27}And the
sons of
Joseph, which were
born him in
Egypt,
{\ADD{were}}
two
souls: all the
souls of the
house of
Jacob, which
came into
Egypt,
{\ADD{were}} threescore and
ten.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And he
sent
Judah before
him unto
Joseph, to
direct his
face unto
Goshen; and they
came into the
land of
Goshen.

\VS{29}And
Joseph made
ready his
chariot, and went
up to
meet
Israel his
father, to
Goshen, and
presented himself unto him; and he
fell on his
neck, and
wept on his
neck a good
while.

\VS{30}And
Israel
said unto
Joseph,
Now let me
die,
since I have
seen thy
face, because thou
{\ADD{art}}
yet
alive.

\VS{31}And
Joseph
said unto his
brethren, and unto his
father’s
house, I will go
up, and
shew
Pharaoh, and
say unto him, My
brethren, and my
father’s
house, which
{\ADD{were}} in the
land of
Canaan, are
come unto me;

\VS{32}And the
men
{\ADD{are}}
shepherds, for their trade hath been to feed
cattle; and they have
brought their
flocks, and their
herds, and all that they have.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 46.32 }{\FT{their trade…: Heb. they are men of cattle}}}

\VS{33}And it shall come to pass, when
Pharaoh shall
call you, and shall
say, What
{\ADD{is}} your
occupation?

\VS{34}That ye shall
say, Thy
servants’
trade hath been about
cattle from our
youth even until now, both we,
{\ADD{and}} also our
fathers: that ye may
dwell in the
land of
Goshen; for every
shepherd
{\ADD{is}} an
abomination unto the
Egyptians.




\par }\Chap{47}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Joseph
came and
told
Pharaoh, and
said, My
father and my
brethren, and their
flocks, and their
herds, and all that they have, are come
out of the
land of
Canaan; and, behold, they
{\ADD{are}} in the
land of
Goshen.

\VS{2}And he
took
some of his
brethren,
{\ADD{even}}
five
men, and
presented them
unto
Pharaoh.

\VS{3}And
Pharaoh
said unto his
brethren, What
{\ADD{is}} your
occupation? And they
said unto
Pharaoh, Thy
servants
{\ADD{are}}
shepherds, both we,
{\ADD{and}} also our
fathers.

\VS{4}They
said moreover unto
Pharaoh, For to
sojourn in the
land are we
come; for thy
servants have no
pasture for their
flocks; for the
famine
{\ADD{is}}
sore in the
land of
Canaan: now therefore, we pray thee, let thy
servants
dwell in the
land of
Goshen.

\VS{5}And
Pharaoh
spake unto
Joseph,
saying, Thy
father and thy
brethren are
come unto thee:

\VS{6}The
land of
Egypt
{\ADD{is}} before
thee; in the
best of the
land
make thy
father and
brethren to
dwell; in the
land of
Goshen let them
dwell: and if thou
knowest
{\ADD{any}}
men of
activity among them, then make
them
rulers over my
cattle.

\VS{7}And
Joseph brought
in
Jacob his
father, and set
him
before
Pharaoh: and
Jacob
blessed
Pharaoh.

\VS{8}And
Pharaoh
said unto
Jacob,
How
old
{\ADD{art}} thou?\FTNT{*}{{\FR 47.8 }{\FT{How…: Heb. How many are the days of the years of thy life?}}}

\VS{9}And
Jacob
said unto
Pharaoh, The
days of the
years of my
pilgrimage
{\ADD{are}} an
hundred and
thirty
years:
few and
evil have the
days of the
years of my
life been, and have not
attained unto the
days of the
years of the
life of my
fathers in the
days of their
pilgrimage.

\VS{10}And
Jacob
blessed
Pharaoh, and went
out from
before
Pharaoh.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And
Joseph
placed his
father and his
brethren, and
gave them a
possession in the
land of
Egypt, in the
best of the
land, in the
land of
Rameses, as
Pharaoh had
commanded.

\VS{12}And
Joseph
nourished his
father, and his
brethren, and all his
father’s
household, with
bread,
according to
{\ADD{their}}
families.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 47.12 }{\FT{according…: or, as a little child is nourished: Heb. according to the little ones}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And
{\ADD{there was}} no
bread in all the
land; for the
famine
{\ADD{was}}
very
sore, so that the
land of
Egypt and
{\ADD{all}} the
land of
Canaan
fainted by
reason of the
famine.

\VS{14}And
Joseph gathered
up all the
money that was
found in the
land of
Egypt, and in the
land of
Canaan, for the
corn which they
bought: and
Joseph
brought the
money into
Pharaoh’s
house.

\VS{15}And when
money
failed in the
land of
Egypt, and in the
land of
Canaan, all the
Egyptians
came unto
Joseph, and
said,
Give us
bread: for why should we
die in thy presence? for the
money
faileth.

\VS{16}And
Joseph
said,
Give your
cattle; and I will
give you for your
cattle, if
money
fail.

\VS{17}And they
brought their
cattle unto
Joseph: and
Joseph
gave them
bread
{\ADD{in exchange}} for
horses, and for the
flocks, and for the
cattle of the
herds, and for the
asses: and he
fed them with
bread for all their
cattle for that
year.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 47.17 }{\FT{fed…: Heb. led them}}}

\VS{18}When that
year was
ended, they
came unto him the
second
year, and
said unto him, We will not
hide
{\ADD{it}} from my
lord, how that our
money is
spent; my
lord also
hath our
herds of
cattle; there is not ought
left in the
sight of my
lord, but our
bodies, and our
lands:

\VS{19}Wherefore shall we
die before thine
eyes, both we and our
land?
buy us and our
land for
bread, and we and our
land will be
servants unto
Pharaoh: and
give
{\ADD{us}}
seed, that we may
live, and not
die, that the
land be not
desolate.

\VS{20}And
Joseph
bought all the
land of
Egypt for
Pharaoh; for the
Egyptians
sold every
man his
field, because the
famine
prevailed over them: so the
land became
Pharaoh’s.

\VS{21}And as for the
people, he
removed them to
cities from
{\ADD{one}}
end of the
borders of
Egypt even to the
{\ADD{other}}
end thereof.

\VS{22}Only the
land of the
priests bought
he not; for the
priests had a
portion
{\ADD{assigned them}} of
Pharaoh, and did
eat their
portion which
Pharaoh
gave them: wherefore they
sold not their
lands.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 47.22 }{\FT{priests: or, princes}}}

\VS{23}Then
Joseph
said unto the
people, Behold, I have
bought you this
day and your
land for
Pharaoh:
lo,
{\ADD{here is}}
seed for you, and ye shall
sow the
land.

\VS{24}And it shall come to pass in the
increase, that ye shall
give the
fifth
{\ADD{part}} unto
Pharaoh, and
four
parts shall be your own, for
seed of the
field, and for your
food, and for them of your
households, and for
food for your little
ones.

\VS{25}And they
said, Thou hast saved our
lives: let us
find
grace in the
sight of my
lord, and we will be
Pharaoh’s
servants.

\VS{26}And
Joseph
made it a
law over the
land of
Egypt unto this
day,
{\ADD{that}}
Pharaoh should have the
fifth
{\ADD{part;}}
except the
land of the
priests only,
{\ADD{which}} became not
Pharaoh’s.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 47.26 }{\FT{priests: or, princes}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And
Israel
dwelt in the
land of
Egypt, in the
country of
Goshen; and they had
possessions therein, and
grew, and
multiplied
exceedingly.

\VS{28}And
Jacob
lived in the
land of
Egypt
seventeen
years: so the whole
age of
Jacob was an
hundred
forty and
seven
years.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 47.28 }{\FT{the whole…: Heb. the days of the years of his life}}}

\VS{29}And the
time drew
nigh that
Israel must
die: and he
called his
son
Joseph, and
said unto him, If now I have
found
grace in thy
sight,
put, I pray thee, thy
hand under my
thigh, and
deal
kindly and
truly with me;
bury me not, I pray thee, in
Egypt:

\VS{30}But I will
lie with my
fathers, and thou shalt
carry me out of
Egypt, and
bury me in their
buryingplace. And he
said, I will
do as thou hast
said.

\VS{31}And he
said,
Swear unto me. And he
sware unto him. And
Israel
bowed himself upon the
bed’s
head.




\par }\Chap{48}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass
after these
things, that
{\ADD{one}}
told
Joseph, Behold, thy
father
{\ADD{is}}
sick: and he
took with him his
two
sons,
Manasseh and
Ephraim.

\VS{2}And
{\ADD{one}}
told
Jacob, and
said, Behold, thy
son
Joseph
cometh unto thee: and
Israel
strengthened himself, and
sat upon the
bed.

\VS{3}And
Jacob
said unto
Joseph,
God
Almighty
appeared unto me at
Luz in the
land of
Canaan, and
blessed me,

\VS{4}And
said unto me, Behold, I will make thee
fruitful, and
multiply thee, and I will
make of thee a
multitude of
people; and will
give this
land to thy
seed after
thee
{\ADD{for}} an
everlasting
possession.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And now thy
two
sons,
Ephraim and
Manasseh, which were
born unto thee in the
land of
Egypt
before I
came unto thee into
Egypt,
{\ADD{are}} mine; as
Reuben and
Simeon, they shall be mine.

\VS{6}And thy
issue, which thou
begettest
after them, shall be thine,
{\ADD{and}} shall be
called
after the
name of their
brethren in their
inheritance.

\VS{7}And as for me, when I
came from
Padan,
Rachel
died by me in the
land of
Canaan in the
way,
when yet
{\ADD{there was}} but a
little
way to
come unto
Ephrath: and I buried
her there in the
way of
Ephrath; the same
{\ADD{is}}
Beth-lehem.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}And
Israel
beheld
Joseph’s
sons, and
said, Who
{\ADD{are}} these?

\VS{9}And
Joseph
said unto his
father, They
{\ADD{are}} my
sons, whom
God hath
given me in this
{\ADD{place}}. And he
said, Bring
them, I pray thee, unto me, and I will
bless them.

\VS{10}Now the
eyes of
Israel were
dim for
age,
{\ADD{so that}} he
could not
see. And he brought them
near unto him; and he
kissed them, and
embraced them.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 48.10 }{\FT{dim: Heb. heavy}}}

\VS{11}And
Israel
said unto
Joseph, I had not
thought to
see thy
face: and, lo,
God hath
shewed me also thy
seed.

\VS{12}And
Joseph brought them
out from
between his
knees, and he
bowed himself with his
face to the
earth.

\VS{13}And
Joseph
took them
both,
Ephraim in his right
hand toward
Israel’s left
hand, and
Manasseh in his left
hand toward
Israel’s right
hand, and brought
{\ADD{them}}
near unto him.

\VS{14}And
Israel stretched
out his right
hand, and
laid
{\ADD{it}} upon
Ephraim’s
head, who
{\ADD{was}} the
younger, and his left
hand upon
Manasseh’s
head,
guiding his
hands
wittingly; for
Manasseh
{\ADD{was}} the
firstborn.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And he
blessed
Joseph, and
said,
God,
before whom my
fathers
Abraham and
Isaac did
walk, the
God which
fed me all my life
long unto this
day,

\VS{16}The
Angel which
redeemed me from all
evil,
bless the
lads; and let my
name be
named on them, and the
name of my
fathers
Abraham and
Isaac; and let them
grow into a
multitude in the
midst of the
earth.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 48.16 }{\FT{grow: Heb. as fishes do increase}}}

\VS{17}And when
Joseph
saw that his
father
laid his
right
hand upon the
head of
Ephraim, it
displeased him: and he held
up his
father’s
hand, to
remove it from
Ephraim’s
head unto
Manasseh’s
head.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 48.17 }{\FT{displeased…: was evil in his eyes}}}

\VS{18}And
Joseph
said unto his
father, Not so, my
father: for this
{\ADD{is}} the
firstborn;
put thy right
hand upon his
head.

\VS{19}And his
father
refused, and
said, I
know
{\ADD{it}}, my
son, I
know
{\ADD{it:}} he also shall become a
people, and he also shall be
great: but
truly his
younger
brother shall be
greater than he, and his
seed shall become a
multitude of
nations.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 48.19 }{\FT{multitude: Heb. fulness}}}

\VS{20}And he
blessed them that
day,
saying, In thee shall
Israel
bless,
saying,
God
make thee as
Ephraim and as
Manasseh: and he
set
Ephraim
before
Manasseh.

\VS{21}And
Israel
said unto
Joseph, Behold, I
die: but
God shall be with you, and bring you
again unto the
land of your
fathers.

\VS{22}Moreover I have
given to thee
one
portion above thy
brethren, which I
took out of the
hand of the
Amorite with my
sword and with my
bow.




\par }\Chap{49}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Jacob
called unto his
sons, and
said, Gather yourselves
together, that I may
tell you
{\ADD{that}} which shall
befall you in the
last
days.

\VS{2}Gather yourselves
together, and
hear, ye
sons of
Jacob; and
hearken unto
Israel your
father.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶
Reuben, thou
{\ADD{art}} my
firstborn, my
might, and the
beginning of my
strength, the
excellency of
dignity, and the
excellency of
power:

\VS{4}Unstable as
water, thou shalt not
excel; because thou wentest
up to thy
father’s
bed; then defiledst
thou
{\ADD{it:}} he went
up to my
couch.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 49.4 }{\FT{thou shalt…: Heb. do not thou excel}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 49.4 }{\FT{he went…: or, my couch is gone}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶
Simeon and
Levi
{\ADD{are}}
brethren;
instruments of
cruelty
{\ADD{are in}} their
habitations.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 49.5 }{\FT{instruments…: or, their swords are weapons of violence}}}

\VS{6}O my
soul,
come not thou into their
secret; unto their
assembly, mine
honour, be not thou
united: for in their
anger they
slew a
man, and in their
selfwill they digged
down a
wall.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 49.6 }{\FT{digged…: or, houghed oxen}}}

\VS{7}Cursed
{\ADD{be}} their
anger, for
{\ADD{it was}}
fierce; and their
wrath, for it was
cruel: I will
divide them in
Jacob, and
scatter them in
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶
Judah, thou
{\ADD{art he}} whom thy
brethren shall
praise: thy
hand
{\ADD{shall be}} in the
neck of thine
enemies; thy
father’s
children shall bow
down before thee.

\VS{9}Judah
{\ADD{is}} a
lion’s
whelp: from the
prey, my
son, thou art gone
up: he stooped
down, he
couched as a
lion, and as an old
lion; who shall rouse him
up?

\VS{10}The
sceptre shall not
depart from
Judah, nor a
lawgiver from between his
feet,
until
Shiloh
come; and unto him
{\ADD{shall}} the
gathering of the
people
{\ADD{be}}.

\VS{11}Binding his
foal unto the
vine, and his
ass’s
colt unto the choice
vine; he
washed his
garments in
wine, and his
clothes in the
blood of
grapes:

\VS{12}His
eyes
{\ADD{shall be}}
red with
wine, and his
teeth
white with
milk.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶
Zebulun shall
dwell at the
haven of the
sea; and he
{\ADD{shall be}} for an
haven of
ships; and his
border
{\ADD{shall be}} unto
Zidon.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶
Issachar
{\ADD{is}} a
strong
ass couching
down between two
burdens:

\VS{15}And he
saw that
rest
{\ADD{was}}
good, and the
land that
{\ADD{it was}}
pleasant; and
bowed his
shoulder to
bear, and became a
servant unto
tribute.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶
Dan shall
judge his
people, as
one of the
tribes of
Israel.

\VS{17}Dan shall be a
serpent by the
way, an
adder in the
path, that
biteth the
horse
heels, so that his
rider shall
fall
backward.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 49.17 }{\FT{an adder: Heb. an arrow-snake}}}

\VS{18}I have waited
for thy
salvation, O
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶
Gad, a
troop shall
overcome him: but he shall
overcome at the
last.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ Out of
Asher his
bread
{\ADD{shall be}}
fat, and he shall
yield
royal
dainties.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶
Naphtali
{\ADD{is}} a
hind let
loose: he
giveth
goodly
words.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶
Joseph
{\ADD{is}} a
fruitful
bough,
{\ADD{even}} a
fruitful
bough by a
well;
{\ADD{whose}}
branches
run over the
wall:\FTNT{††}{{\FR 49.22 }{\FT{branches: Heb. daughters}}}

\VS{23}The
archers have sorely grieved
him, and
shot
{\ADD{at him}}, and hated
him:

\VS{24}But his
bow
abode in
strength, and the
arms of his
hands were made
strong by the
hands of the
mighty
{\ADD{God}} of
Jacob; (from thence
{\ADD{is}} the
shepherd, the
stone of
Israel:)

\VS{25}{\ADD{Even}} by the
God of thy
father, who shall
help thee; and
by the
Almighty, who shall
bless thee with
blessings of
heaven
above,
blessings of the
deep that
lieth under,
blessings of the
breasts, and of the
womb:

\VS{26}The
blessings of thy
father have
prevailed above the
blessings of my
progenitors unto the utmost
bound of the
everlasting
hills: they shall be on the
head of
Joseph, and on the crown of the
head of him that was
separate from his
brethren.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶
Benjamin shall
ravin
{\ADD{as}} a
wolf: in the
morning he shall
devour the
prey, and at
night he shall
divide the
spoil.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ All these
{\ADD{are}} the
twelve
tribes of
Israel: and this
{\ADD{is it}} that their
father
spake unto them, and
blessed them;
every
one according to his
blessing he
blessed them.

\VS{29}And he
charged them, and
said unto them, I am to be
gathered unto my
people:
bury me with my
fathers in the
cave that
{\ADD{is}} in the
field of
Ephron the
Hittite,

\VS{30}In the
cave that
{\ADD{is}} in the
field of
Machpelah, which
{\ADD{is}}
before
Mamre, in the
land of
Canaan, which
Abraham
bought with the
field of
Ephron the
Hittite for a
possession of a
buryingplace.

\VS{31}There they
buried
Abraham and
Sarah his
wife; there they
buried
Isaac and
Rebekah his
wife; and there I
buried
Leah.

\VS{32}The
purchase of the
field and of the
cave that
{\ADD{is}} therein
{\ADD{was}} from the
children of
Heth.

\VS{33}And when
Jacob had made an
end of
commanding his
sons, he gathered
up his
feet into the
bed, and yielded up the
ghost, and was
gathered unto his
people.




\par }\Chap{50}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Joseph
fell upon his
father’s
face, and
wept upon him, and
kissed him.

\VS{2}And
Joseph
commanded his
servants the
physicians to
embalm his
father: and the
physicians
embalmed
Israel.

\VS{3}And
forty
days were
fulfilled for him; for so are
fulfilled the
days of those which are
embalmed: and the
Egyptians
mourned for him threescore and
ten
days.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 50.3 }{\FT{mourned: Heb. wept}}}

\VS{4}And when the
days of his
mourning were
past,
Joseph
spake unto the
house of
Pharaoh,
saying, If now I have
found
grace in your
eyes,
speak, I pray you, in the
ears of
Pharaoh,
saying,

\VS{5}My
father made me
swear,
saying,
Lo, I
die: in my
grave which I have
digged for me in the
land of
Canaan, there shalt thou bury
me. Now therefore let me go
up, I pray thee, and
bury my
father, and I will come
again.

\VS{6}And
Pharaoh
said, Go
up, and
bury thy
father, according as he made thee
swear.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And
Joseph went
up to
bury his
father: and with him went
up all the
servants of
Pharaoh, the
elders of his
house, and all the
elders of the
land of
Egypt,

\VS{8}And all the
house of
Joseph, and his
brethren, and his
father’s
house: only their little
ones, and their
flocks, and their
herds, they
left in the
land of
Goshen.

\VS{9}And there went
up with him both
chariots and
horsemen: and it was a
very
great
company.

\VS{10}And they
came to the
threshingfloor of
Atad, which
{\ADD{is}}
beyond
Jordan, and there they
mourned with a
great and
very
sore
lamentation: and he
made a
mourning for his
father
seven
days.

\VS{11}And when the
inhabitants of the
land, the
Canaanites,
saw the
mourning in the
floor of
Atad, they
said, This
{\ADD{is}} a
grievous
mourning to the
Egyptians: wherefore the name of
it was
called
Abel-mizraim, which
{\ADD{is}}
beyond
Jordan.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 50.11 }{\FT{Abel-mizraim: that is, The mourning of the Egyptians}}}

\VS{12}And his
sons
did unto him according as he
commanded them:

\VS{13}For his
sons
carried him into the
land of
Canaan, and
buried him in the
cave of the
field of
Machpelah, which
Abraham
bought with the
field for a
possession of a
buryingplace of
Ephron the
Hittite,
before
Mamre.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And
Joseph
returned into
Egypt, he, and his
brethren, and all that went
up with him to
bury his
father,
after he had
buried his
father.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And when
Joseph’s
brethren
saw that their
father was
dead, they
said,
Joseph will
peradventure hate
us, and will
certainly
requite us all the
evil which we
did unto him.

\VS{16}And they sent a
messenger unto
Joseph,
saying, Thy
father did
command
before he
died,
saying,\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 50.16 }{\FT{sent: Heb. charged}}}

\VS{17}So shall ye
say unto
Joseph,
Forgive, I pray
thee now, the
trespass of thy
brethren, and their
sin; for they
did unto thee
evil: and now, we pray thee,
forgive the
trespass of the
servants of the
God of thy
father. And
Joseph
wept when they
spake unto him.

\VS{18}And his
brethren also
went and fell
down before his
face; and they
said, Behold, we
{\ADD{be}} thy
servants.

\VS{19}And
Joseph
said unto them,
Fear not: for
{\ADD{am}} I in the place of
God?

\VS{20}But as for you, ye
thought
evil against me;
{\ADD{but}}
God meant
it unto
good,
to bring to
pass, as
{\ADD{it is}} this
day, to
save
much
people
alive.

\VS{21}Now therefore
fear ye not: I will
nourish you, and your little
ones. And he
comforted them, and
spake
kindly unto them.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 50.21 }{\FT{kindly…: Heb. to their hearts}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And
Joseph
dwelt in
Egypt, he, and his
father’s
house: and
Joseph
lived an
hundred and
ten
years.

\VS{23}And
Joseph
saw
Ephraim’s
children of the
third
{\ADD{generation:}} the
children also of
Machir the
son of
Manasseh were brought
up upon
Joseph’s
knees.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 50.23 }{\FT{brought…: Heb. born}}}

\VS{24}And
Joseph
said unto his
brethren, I
die: and
God will
surely
visit you, and bring you
out of this
land unto the
land which he
sware to
Abraham, to
Isaac, and to
Jacob.

\VS{25}And
Joseph took an
oath of the
children of
Israel,
saying,
God will
surely
visit you, and ye shall carry
up my
bones from
hence.

\VS{26}So
Joseph
died,
{\ADD{being}} an
hundred and
ten
years
old: and they
embalmed him, and he was
put in a
coffin in
Egypt.


\par }