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PARALLEL BIBLE - Genesis 37:34
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 And Jacob rent his clothes, and put sackcloth upon his loins, and mourned for his son many days.
World English BibleJacob tore his clothes, and put sackcloth on his waist, and mourned for his son many days.
Douay-Rheims - Genesis 37:34 And tearing his garments, he put an sackcloth, mourning for his son a long time.
Webster's Bible Translation And Jacob rent his clothes, and put sackcloth on his loins, and mourned for his son many days.
Original Hebrew ויקרע 7167 יעקב 3290 שׂמלתיו 8071 וישׂם 7760 שׂק 8242 במתניו 4975 ויתאבל 56 על 5921 בנו 1121 ימים 3117 רבים׃ 7227
Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge VERSE (34) - :29 Jos 7:6 2Sa 1:11; 3:31 1Ki 20:31; 21:27 2Ki 19:1 1Ch 21:16
SEV Biblia, Chapter 37:34 Entonces Jacob rasgó sus vestidos, y puso saco sobre sus lomos, y se enlutó por su hijo muchos días.
Matthew Henry Commentary Verses 31-36 - When Satan has taught men to commit one sin, he teaches them to try to conceal it with another; to hide theft and murder, with lying and fals oaths: but he that covers his sin shall not prosper long. Joseph' brethren kept their own and one another's counsel for some time; but their villany came to light at last, and it is here published to the world. To grieve their father, they sent him Joseph's coat of colours and he hastily thought, on seeing the bloody coat, that Joseph was ren in pieces. Let those that know the heart of a parent, suppose the agon of poor Jacob. His sons basely pretended to comfort him, but miserable hypocritical comforters were they all. Had they really desired to comfort him, they might at once have done it, by telling the truth. The heart is strangely hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. Jacob refuse to be comforted. Great affection to any creature prepares for so muc the greater affliction, when it is taken from us, or made bitter to us undue love commonly ends in undue grief. It is the wisdom of parent not to bring up children delicately, they know not to what hardship they may be brought before they die. From the whole of this chapter we see with wonder the ways of Providence. The malignant brothers seem to have gotten their ends; the merchants, who care not what they deal is so that they gain, have also obtained theirs; and Potiphar, having go a fine young slave, has obtained his! But God's designs are, by thes means, in train for execution. This event shall end in Israel's goin down to Egypt; that ends in their deliverance by Moses; that in settin up the true religion in the world; and that in the spread of it amon all nations by the gospel. Thus the wrath of man shall praise the Lord and the remainder thereof will he restrain __________________________________________________________________
ויקרע 7167 יעקב 3290 שׂמלתיו 8071 וישׂם 7760 שׂק 8242 במתניו 4975 ויתאבל 56 על 5921 בנו 1121 ימים 3117 רבים׃ 7227
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