<p>Genesis37</p><p>And Jacob dwelt in the    land wherein his father   was a stranger, in the   land of Canaan.</p><p>2/These are the    gen erations of Jaco.    Joseph, being sevnteen   years old, was feeding    the flock with his   brethen,;and the lad was    with the sons of Bilhah,    and with the sons of    Zilpah, his father`s wives:  and Joseph brought unto  his father their evil report.</p><p>3/now Israel loved Josrph    more then all his    children, because he was   the son of his old age:  and he made him a coat    of many  colours.</p><p>4/And when his brethren    saw thet their father    loved  him more than all his brethren, they hated   him, and could not speak    peaceably unto him.</p><p>5/and Joseph de\reamed a   dream, and he told it his   brethren: and they hated   him yet the more.</p><p>6/And he said unto them,    Hear, I pray you this    dream which I have    dreames:</p><p>7/For ,behold, we were    binding sheaves in the   field, and ,Lo my sheaf arose, and also stood    upright: and , dehold, your   sheaves stood round    about, and made    obeisance  to ay sheaf.</p><p>8/and his brethern said to him,shalt thou indeed    regn over   us? or shalt   thou indeed   have    dominion   over us? or shalt    thou nindeed have    dominion   over us? and they hated him yet the    more for his dreams, and   for his words.</p><p>9/and he dreamed yet    another dream, and told    it his brethen, and said,    Behold, I have dreamed    a dream more; and ,behokd,    the the eleven   stars    masde obeiosance to me.</p><p>10/and he told it to his   father ,and to his   brethren: and his father    rebuked him , and said    unto him, what is this    dream   thet thou hast    dreamed? Shall I and   thy   mother and thy brethen    indeed come  to bow   down ourselves  to thee  to the earth?</p><p>11/And his brethren   envied    him; but his father    observed  the daying.</p><p>12/And his brethen wrnt  to feed their father `s fiock in  shechem.</p><p>13/and Israel said unto Joseph, Do not thy     brethren   feed the flock  in   shechem? come ,and  I will send thee unto them.    And he said to him,here  am I.</p><p>14/And he said  to him. go I prey thee, see whether it   be well with thy brethen; and bring me word acain. so he sent  him out of the    vale of Hebron, and he   came to Shechem. </p><p>15/And a certain man found    him, and behold, he was    wandering   in the field:    and the man asked  him,    saying, What seekest   thou?</p><p>16/and he said, I seek my   brethren: tell me,I pray    thee, where they feed    their flocks,  17/and the man said, They   are departed hence; for   I heard them say, Let us  go  to Dothen,And Joseph   went after his brethen,    and found  them in Dothan.</p><p>18/And when they saw him    arar orr, even before he   came near unto them,    rhey conspired against   him to slay him.</p><p>19/and they said one to   another, Behold, this    dreamer cometh.</p><p>20/come now therefore , and   let us slsy him, and cast   him into  some  pit,and   we will say ,Some  evil    beast hath devoured  him:  and we shall see what   will become of his   dreams.</p><p>21/and Reuben heard it, and   he delivered  him out of   their hands; and said, Let   us not kill him.</p><p>22/And Reuben said unto them, Shed on blood, but   cast him into  this pit that   is in the wilderness, and   lay no bhand upon him; that he might rid him out  of their  hands, to daliver   him to his father  again</p><p>23/And it came to pass, when Joseph was come    unto his brethren, that  they stript Joseph out of many colour that was on him;</p><p>24/and they took him, and  cast him into a pit: and  the pit was empty, there  was no water in it.</p><p>25/And they sat down to eat   bread: and they lifred  up  their eyes and looked,   and ,behold, a company   of Ishmelires camels bearing spicery and balm and myrrh,   going to carry it down to Egypt.</p><p>26/And Judah said unto his    brethren, What profit is it   if we slay our  profit is it   if we slay our brother,    and conceal his blood?</p><p>27/come ,and let us sell him   to the Ishmeelites, and    let not our hand   be upon    him;  for  he is  our  brother   and  our fiesh, and his   brethren   were  content.</p><p>28/Then there passd by   Midianites    merchantmen; and they   drew and lifted up    Joseph out of the pit, and   sold Joseph to the   Ishmeelies for :Land they    brought  Joseph into Egypt.</p><p>29/and Reuben returned    unto the pit; and ,behold, Joseph was not in the pit;  and he rent his clothes></p><p>30/and he returned  unto his   brethren, and said, the   child is not; and I,   whither  shall I go?</p><p>31/And they took Josph`s   coat, and killed a kid of   the goate , and dipped the  coat  in the blood;</p><p>32/And they sent  the coat  the coat of   many colours, and they   brought it to their father;  and said, This have we   foud: know now whether    it be thy son`s coat or on.</p><p>33/And he knew it, and said,   It is my son`s coat; an evil    beast hath davoured  him;   Joseoh is withoiut doubt   rent in pieces.</p><p>34/And Jacob rent his    cpothes, and put    sackcloth upon his loins,  and mourned  for his son   many days,</p><p>35/And all his sons and all his daughters  rose up to comfort him; but he   refused  to be but he   refused  to be comforted; and he said, for I will go down into the grave unto   my son mourning,  thus   hia father wept for him.</p><p>36/and the Midanites sold    him into Egypt inmto potiphher, an officer of   pharaohar, an officer of   pharaoh`s  and caotain of the guard,</p><p> </p><p> </p>
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