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Genesis 43

14 passages from 11 books in the Christian Reader library reference Genesis 43.

  1. Prayer is the tool we work with, which procures all good for us, but unbelief spoils and blunts our prayers, and then we can get no blessing from God: a prayer that is faithless is fruitless. As Joseph said, You shall not see my face unless you bring your brother Benjamin with y…

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  2. Section 5

    from Christ Set Forth by Thomas Goodwin · cites Genesis 43:9

    But although he intercedes not as a common person representing us in what we were to have done for ourselves, yet the other relation of a surety is continued still in that work: he stands engaged therein as an undertaker for us and so as a surety intercedes. Such as Judah was fo…

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  3. II. Ioseph and his brethren, did drinke and were drunke together, Gen. 43. v. last. Ans.

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  4. The Magi select those three for the produce of which Eastern countries are celebrated; just as Jacob sent into Egypt the choicest and most esteemed productions of the soil. "Take of the best fruits in the land in your vessels, and carry down the man a present, a little balm, and…

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  5. There was a man, that is, an excellent man, a man of worth; there was a man, that is, a man in authority. It signifies a magistrate, and so in various places of Scripture, man is put for a magistrate, especially when it is expressed as here, by Ish (Genesis 43:11). Carry a prese…

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  6. Verse 4

    from Exposition of Psalm 130 by John Owen · cites Genesis 43:14

    Whilst men put this inquiry off from themselves, and think or say, it may be the Concernment of others, it is not mine, they perish, and that without remedy. Remember what poor Jacob said, when he had lost one Child, and was afraid of the loss of another, Genesis 43:14. If I be…

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  7. He gives two directions, holding forth what was more proper, and fit for her case, 1. Let me see your countenance (says he) like one that is ashamed, you hide yourself, as if you dare not appear before me, but come (says he) let me see your countenance. This expression imports f…

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  8. Reading it then thus, his bowels are as bright ivory, etc. the words at the very first, would seem to signify the intense love and tender affection, wherewith our Lord Jesus (who is full of grace) is filled and stuffed (to say so) for the benefit and good of his people, so that…

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  9. In sum, The sense is this, O! if you were to me so condescending, as a brother is to one born of that same womb with him, that I might with the more freedom, boldness and confidence, and sensible out-letting of my affections, converse with you. Such sensible breaking forth of af…

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  10. 5. He will, when they come to keep servants, provide such servants for them, as they were to their masters. In Egypt God blessed Joseph with a faithful servant (Genesis 43:23). David, who ventured his life to save his father's sheep (1 Samuel 17:34), had many servants that ventu…

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  11. So Judah became a Surety to his Father Jacob for his Brother Benjamin, whom he took with him into Egypt. Genesis 43:9. I will be Surety for him; of mine Hands shalt thou require him.

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  12. Account me, says he, the person that has done these things; and I will make satisfaction, so that nothing be charged on Onesimus. So Judah voluntarily undertook unto Jacob, for the safety of Benjamin, and obliged himself unto perpetual Guilt in case of failure; Genesis 43:9. I w…

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  13. And he that was, or did a Surety, or become a Surety, was to answer for him, for whom he was so, whatsoever befell him. So is it described, Genesis 43:9. in the words of Judah unto his father Jacob, concerning Benjamin. I will be Surety for him; of my hand shalt you require him.

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  14. Be it to you as you will — Christ cannot long dissemble (to speak so) and keep up his love; he tried this woman hard; now he praises her to her face: Great is your faith, and grants her desire to the full. If there was such a brotherly and natural compassion in Joseph (Genesis 4…

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