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Genesis 42:1–44:34 The seven years of famine from Pharaoh’s dreams are underway when Jacob learns there is grain for sale in Egypt. He sends his sons there to buy grain but keeps Benjamin home. When Jacob’s sons arrive in Egypt, Joseph immediately recognizes them—but they do not recognize him. Joseph accuses them of being spies and places them in custody for three days, releasing them with instructions to return with their youngest brother. He keeps Simeon in
Genesis 42:1–44:34
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