C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Genesis 44:7-9
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Genesis44:7-9
Gen 44:7-9
In the consciousness of their innocence the brethren repelled this charge with indignation, and appealed to the fact that they brought back the gold which was found in their sacks, and therefore could not possibly have stolen gold or silver; and declared that whoever should be found in possession of the goblet, should be put to death, and the rest become slaves.
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