Genèse 39:7-9

Genèse 39:7-9 OST

Et il arriva, après ces choses, que la femme de son maître jeta les yeux sur Joseph, et dit: Couche avec moi. Mais il refusa, et il dit à la femme de son maître: Voici, mon maître ne prend connaissance avec moi de rien dans la maison, et il a remis entre mes mains tout ce qui lui appartient. Nul n'est plus grand dans cette maison que moi, et il ne m'a rien interdit que toi, parce que tu es sa femme. Comment ferais-je un si grand mal, et pécherais-je contre Dieu?

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