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Book of Genesis - Chapter 44 - Verse 27

44:27
And thy servant my father said unto us, Ye know that my wife bare me two sons:

Meaning

In this verse, Jacob's servant is recounting a conversation he had with Jacob (referred to as "thy servant my father") to Joseph and his brothers. The servant is explaining how Jacob acknowledged the fact that his wife had given him two sons, which are Joseph and Benjamin. This conversation is significant as it sets the stage for the revelation that Joseph's brothers had sold him into slavery and deceived their father into thinking he was killed. The mention of Jacob's acknowledgement of his sons also highlights the importance of family relationships and the complexities that can arise within them. This verse serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of families and how actions and words within the family unit can have lasting consequences. It also foreshadows the eventual reunion and reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers, showcasing themes of forgiveness and redemption that are prevalent throughout the Bible.

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