उत्पत्तिको पुस्तक 50:17

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उनले भने, ‘दाज्यू-भाइहरूले तिमीसित गरेको कुकर्मको निम्ति क्षमा दिनु भनी म बिन्ती गर्दछु।’ यसर्थ, यूसुफ, हामीले तिमीसित गरेको कुकर्मको निम्ति दया गरी हामीलाई क्षमा गर। हामी तपाईंका बुबाको परमेश्वरका दासहरू हौं।” त्यस समाचारले यूसुफलाई साह्रै दुःखी तुल्यायो, अनि तिनी खुबै रोए।

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