Genesis 43:30-31
his bowels.1Ki 3:26; Jer 31:20; Ho 11:8; Php 1:8; 2:1; Col 3:12; 1Jo 3:17wept there.42:24; Joh 11:33-38; Ac 20:19,31,37; 2Ti 1:4 refrained.45:1; Isa 42:14; Jer 31:16; 1Pe 3:10bread.25Genesis 45:1-5
1 Joseph makes himself known to his brethren.5 He comforts them in God's providence.9 He sends for his father.16 Pharaoh confirms it.21 Joseph furnishes then for their journey, and exhorts them to concord.25 Jacob is revived with the news. could not.43:30,31; Isa 42:14; Jer 20:9Cause.2Sa 1:20; Mt 18:15; Ac 10:41; 1Co 13:5 wept aloud. Heb. gave forth his voice in weeping."This," says Sir J. Chardin, "is exactly the genius of the people of Asia; their sentiments of joy or grief are properly transports, and their transports are ungoverned, excessive, and truly outrageous. When anyone returns from a long journey or dies, his family burst into cries that may be heard twenty doors off; and this is renewed at different times, and continues many days, according to the vigour of the passion. Sometimes they cease all at once, and then begin as suddenly, with a greater shrillness and loudness than one could easily imagine." Nu 14:1; Ru 1:9; 2Ki 20:3; Ac 20:37 I am Joseph.Mt 14:27; Ac 7:13; 9:5for they.Job 4:5; 23:15; Zec 12:10; Mt 14:26; Mr 6:50; Lu 5:8; 24:37,38Re 1:7troubled. or, terrified. I am Joseph.37:28; 50:18; Mt 14:27; Ac 9:5 be not grieved.Isa 40:1,2; Lu 23:34; 2Co 2:7,11nor angry with yourselves. Heb. neither let there be angerin your eyes. God. 7,8; 47:25; 50:20; 1Sa 1:19; 2Sa 12:12; 16:10-12; 17:14; Job 1:21Ps 105:16,17; Ac 2:23,24; 4:24-28; 7:9-15
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