Genesis 48:10

Conservative English Version

(SEE 48:8)

Cross References

Genesis 27:27

While Jacob was kissing him, Isaac caught the smell of his clothes and said: "The smell of my son is like a field the LORD has blessed.

Genesis 27:1

After Isaac had become old and almost blind, he called in his first-born son Esau, who asked him, "Father, what can I do for you?"

Isaiah 59:1

The LORD hasn't lost his powerful strength; he can still hear and answer prayers.

Isaiah 6:10

"Make these people stubborn! Make them stop up their ears, cover their eyes, and fail to understand. Don't let them turn to me and be healed."

1 Kings 19:20

Elisha stopped plowing and ran after him. "Let me kiss my parents good-by, then I'll go with you," he said. "You can go," Elijah said. "But remember what I've done for you."

1 Samuel 4:15

(SEE 4:14)

1 Samuel 3:2

(SEE 3:1)

Genesis 45:15

Joseph was still crying as he kissed each of his other brothers. After this, they started talking with Joseph.

Genesis 31:55

Early the next morning, Laban kissed his daughters and his grandchildren good-by, then he left to go back home.

Genesis 48:8

Jacob was very old and almost blind. He did not recognize the two boys, and so he asked Joseph, "Who are these boys?" Joseph answered, "They are my sons. God has given them to me here in Egypt." "Bring them to me," Jacob said. "I want to give them my blessing." Joseph brought the boys to him, and he hugged and kissed them.

Genesis 48:11

Jacob turned to Joseph and told him, "For many years I thought you were dead and that I would never see you again. But now God has even let me live to see your children."

Deuteronomy 34:7

Moses was a hundred twenty years old when he died, yet his eyesight was still good, and his body was strong.

Ecclesiastes 12:3

Your body will grow feeble, your teeth will decay, and your eyesight fail.