C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Genesis 44:10
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Genesis44:10
Gen 44:10
The man replied, “Now let it be even (גּם placed first for the sake of emphasis) according to your words: with whom it is found, he shall be my slave, and ye (the rest) shall remain blameless.” Thus he modified the sentence, to assume the appearance of justice.
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