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Genesis 45:16

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

When it was told in the palace that Joseph's brothers had come, the king and his officials were happy.

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Abram said, “All right! She's your slave, and you can do whatever you want with her.” But Sarai began treating Hagar so harshly that she finally ran away.

and told Abraham that he could settle anywhere in his country.

Hamor and Shechem liked what was said.

Your Majesty, you should find someone who is wise and will know what to do, so that you can put him in charge of all Egypt.

The king and his officials liked this plan.

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

So the king said to Joseph: Tell your brothers to load their donkeys and return to Canaan.

Everyone noticed what David did, and they liked it, just as they always liked what he did.

King Xerxes and his officials liked what Memucan had said,

Then let the young woman who pleases you most take Vashti's place as queen. King Xerxes liked these suggestions, and he followed them.

Haman's wife and friends said to him, “Have a tower built about twenty-two metres high, and tomorrow morning ask the king to hang Mordecai there. Then later, you can have dinner with the king and enjoy yourself.” This seemed like a good idea to Haman, and he had the tower built.

This suggestion pleased everyone, and they began by choosing Stephen. He had great faith and was filled with the Holy Spirit. Then they chose Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and also Nicolaus, who worshipped with the Jewish people in Antioch.

It was on their second trip that Joseph told his brothers who he was, and Pharaoh learnt about Joseph's family.

even though he had always been with us in the desert. During the daytime, the LORD was in the cloud, leading us in the right direction and showing us where to camp. And at night, he was there in the fire.




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