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22. changes of raiment--It was and is customary, with great men, to bestow on their friends dresses of distinction, and in places where they are of the same description and quality, the value of these presents consists in their number. The great number given to Benjamin bespoke the warmth of his brother's attachment to him; and Joseph felt, from the amiable temper they now all displayed, he might, with perfect safety, indulge this fond partiality for his mother's son.
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Outline
1 Joseph makes himself known to his brethren
5 Joseph comforts them in God's providence
9 Joseph sends for his father
16 Pharaoh confirms it
21 Joseph furnishes them for their journey, and exhorts them to
concord
25 Jacob is revived with the news
Map of the Journeys of Abraham
The Journeys of Abram and Lot
Quick Reference Map
Map of the Nile River and Egypt
Ancient Customs
wept upon his neck
Pharaoh's house
the fat of the land
she asses laden
LOUD WEEPING
EGYPTIAN WAGONS
GIFTS OF RAIMENT
Ancient People
Joseph, brothers, Pharaoh, Jacob, children of Israel
Egyptians
Hebrews
Geography
Egypt
The land of Canaan
The land of Goshen
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Creation
Adam and Eve
The
Flood
The Tower of Babel
Abraham the First Hebrew
Isaac, Son of Promise
Jacob
and the 12 Tribes
Joseph
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