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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Genesis 42

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See Genesis 42:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 b As men destitute of counsel.

1 a This storie sheweth plainely that all things are gouerned by Gods prouidence for the profite of his Church.

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3 ! Josephs brethren come into Egypt to bye corne.

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4 / Ebr. shulde mete him.

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7 ! He knoweth them and tryeth them.

7 c This dissembling is not to be followed, nor any particular facts of the fathers not approued by Gods worde.

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9 / Ebr. nakednes or filthines.

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13 / Or, is dead.

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15 d The Egyptians, which were idolaters, vsed to sweare by their kings life: but God forbiddeth to sweare by any but him: yet Joseph dwelling among the wicked smelleth of their corruptions.

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18 e And therefore am true and just.

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21 f Affliction maketh men to acknowledge their fautes, which otherwise thei wolde dissemble.

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22 g God wil take vengeance vpon vs, & measure vs with our owne measure.

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23 / Ebr. an interpreter betwene them.

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24 h Thogh he shewed him selfe rigorous, yet his brotherlie affection remained.

24 ! Simeon is put in prison.

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26 ! The other returne to their father to fet Benjamin.

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28 / Ebr. went out.

28 i Because their conscience accused them of their sinne, they thoght God wolde haue broght them to trouble by this money.

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32 / Or, can not be founde.

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36 k For thei femed not to be touched with any loue towarde their brethren, which increased his sorowes: & partely as appeareth he suspected them for Joseph.

36 / Or, light vpon me.