C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Genesis 43:3-5
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Genesis43:3-5
Gen 43:3-5
Judah then declared, that they would not go there again unless their father sent Benjamin with them; for the man (Joseph) had solemnly protested (העד העד) that they should not see his face without their youngest brother. Judah undertook the consultation with his father about Benjamin’s going, because Reuben, the eldest son, had already been refused, and Levi, who followed Reuben and Simeon, had forfeited his father’s confidence through his treachery to the Shechemites (Gen 34).
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