1Mózes 42:1-5

1Mózes 42:1-5 HUNB

Jákób látta, hogy Egyiptomban van gabona, és azt mondta Jákób a fiainak: Mit néztek egymásra? Majd ezt mondta: Hallottam, hogy Egyiptomban van gabona, menjetek el, és vásároljatok ott gabonát, hogy életben maradjunk, és ne haljunk meg! Elment tehát József tíz bátyja, hogy gabonát vásároljanak Egyiptomban. De Benjámint, József öccsét nem küldte el Jákób a bátyjaival, mert azt gondolta, hogy szerencsétlenség éri. Így mentek el Izráel fiai másokkal együtt, akik gabonát vásárolni mentek, mert éhínség volt Kánaán földjén.

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