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The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs 132

1 min 4 verses Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII (translated by Rev. Dr. Sinker, 1870), public domain. Chapters are numbered in order from Reuben 1 to Benjamin 12, and verse numbers are this archive's own sentence divisions.

Benjamin 2

When Joseph recognised his brother in Egypt, he asked what they had told their father about selling him.

W1🔗hen therefore I went into Egypt, and Joseph my brother recognised me, he said unto me, What did they tell my father in that they sold me?

2🔗 And I said unto him, They dabbled thy coat with blood and sent it, and said, Look if this is the coat of thy son.

3🔗 And he said to me, Even so, brother; for when the Ishmaelites took me, one of them stripped off my coat, and gave me a girdle, and scourged me, and bade me run.

4🔗 And as he went away to hide my garment, a lion met him, and slew him; and so his fellows were afraid, and sold me to their companions.

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1

When Joseph recognised his brother in Egypt, he asked what they had told their father about selling him.

2

The brothers dabbled Joseph's coat with blood and sent it, saying to look if it was his son's coat.

3

An Ishmaelite stripped Joseph's coat, gave him a girdle, scourged him, and bade him run.

4

A lion met and slew the man who went away to hide Joseph's garment after taking it.

5

After the lion killed him, his fellows grew afraid and sold Joseph to their companions.

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