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Genesis 44:2

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Put my silver cup in the sack of the youngest brother, along with his money for the grain.” The servant did what Joseph told him.

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Then bring your youngest brother back here to me. If you do this, I will know you are telling the truth, and you will not die.” The brothers agreed to this.

Joseph told his servants to fill his brothers’ bags with grain and to put the money the brothers had paid for the grain back in their bags. The servants were also to give them what they would need for their trip back home. And the servants did this.

So they served Joseph at one table, his brothers at another table, and the Egyptians who ate with him at another table. This was because Egyptians did not like Hebrews and never ate with them.

Then Joseph gave a command to the servant in charge of his house. He said, “Fill the men’s sacks with as much grain as they can carry, and put each man’s money into his sack with the grain.

The servant searched the sacks, going from the oldest brother to the youngest, and found the cup in Benjamin’s sack.

At dawn the brothers were sent away with their donkeys.

“Listen, I am sending you out like sheep among wolves. So be as clever as snakes and as innocent as doves.

I am not commanding you to give. But I want to see if your love is true by comparing you with others that really want to help.

But you must not listen to those prophets or dreamers. The Lord your God is testing you, to find out if you love him with your whole being.

and manna to eat in the desert. Manna was something your ancestors had never seen. He did this to take away your pride and to test you, so things would go well for you in the end.

Remember how the Lord your God has led you in the desert for these forty years, taking away your pride and testing you, because he wanted to know what was in your heart. He wanted to know if you would obey his commands.




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