Genèse 47.1 ingressus ergo Ioseph nuntiavit Pharaoni dicens pater meus et fratres oves eorum et armenta et cuncta quae possident venerunt de terra Chanaan et ecce consistunt in terra Gessen
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 extremos quoque fratrum suorum quinque viros statuit coram rege
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 quos ille interrogavit quid habetis operis responderunt pastores ovium sumus servi tui et nos et patres nostri
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 ad peregrinandum in terra tua venimus quoniam non est herba gregibus servorum tuorum ingravescente fame in regione Chanaan petimusque ut esse nos iubeas servos tuos in terra Gessen
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 dixit itaque rex ad Ioseph pater tuus et fratres tui venerunt ad te
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 terra Aegypti in conspectu tuo est in optimo loco fac habitare eos et trade eis terram Gessen quod si nosti esse in eis viros industrios constitue illos magistros pecorum meorum
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 post haec introduxit Ioseph patrem suum ad regem et statuit eum coram eo qui benedicens illi
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 et interrogatus ab eo quot sunt dies annorum vitae tuae
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 respondit dies peregrinationis vitae meae centum triginta annorum sunt parvi et mali et non pervenerunt usque ad dies patrum meorum quibus peregrinati sunt
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 et benedicto rege egressus est foras
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Ioseph vero patri et fratribus suis dedit possessionem in Aegypto in optimo loco terrae solo Ramesses ut praeceperat Pharao
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 et alebat eos omnemque domum patris sui praebens cibaria singulis
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 in toto enim orbe panis deerat et oppresserat fames terram maxime Aegypti et Chanaan
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 e quibus omnem pecuniam congregavit pro venditione frumenti et intulit eam in aerarium regis
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 cumque defecisset emptoris pretium venit cuncta Aegyptus ad Ioseph dicens da nobis panes quare morimur coram te deficiente pecunia
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 quibus ille respondit adducite pecora vestra et dabo vobis pro eis cibos si pretium non habetis
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 quae cum adduxissent dedit eis alimenta pro equis et ovibus et bubus et asinis sustentavitque eos illo anno pro commutatione pecorum
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 veneruntque anno secundo et dixerunt ei non celamus dominum nostrum quod deficiente pecunia pecora simul defecerint nec clam te est quod absque corporibus et terra nihil habeamus
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 cur ergo morimur te vidente et nos et terra nostra tui erimus eme nos in servitutem regiam et praebe semina ne pereunte cultore redigatur terra in solitudinem
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 emit igitur Ioseph omnem terram Aegypti vendentibus singulis possessiones suas prae magnitudine famis subiecitque eam Pharaoni
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 et cunctos populos eius a novissimis terminis Aegypti usque ad extremos fines eius
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 praeter terram sacerdotum quae a rege tradita fuerat eis quibus et statuta cibaria ex horreis publicis praebebantur et idcirco non sunt conpulsi vendere possessiones suas
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 dixit ergo Ioseph ad populos en ut cernitis et vos et terram vestram Pharao possidet accipite semina et serite agros
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 ut fruges habere possitis quintam partem regi dabitis quattuor reliquas permitto vobis in sementem et in cibos famulis et liberis vestris
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 qui responderunt salus nostra in manu tua est respiciat nos tantum dominus noster et laeti serviemus regi
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 ex eo tempore usque in praesentem diem in universa terra Aegypti regibus quinta pars solvitur et factum est quasi in legem absque terra sacerdotali quae libera ab hac condicione fuit
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 habitavit ergo Israhel in Aegypto id est in terra Gessen et possedit eam auctusque est et multiplicatus nimis
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 et vixit in ea decem et septem annis factique sunt omnes dies vitae illius centum quadraginta septem annorum
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 cumque adpropinquare cerneret mortis diem vocavit filium suum Ioseph et dixit ad eum si inveni gratiam in conspectu tuo pone manum sub femore meo et facies mihi misericordiam et veritatem ut non sepelias me in Aegypto
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 sed dormiam cum patribus meis et auferas me de hac terra condasque in sepulchro maiorum cui respondit Ioseph ego faciam quod iussisti
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 et ille iura ergo inquit mihi quo iurante adoravit Israhel Deum conversus ad lectuli caput
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
Genèse : Caput 47
Reflection on Genesis Chapter 47
Genesis chapter 47 immerses us in the establishment of the people of Israel in Egypt, a pivotal moment in biblical history. Through Joseph's actions, we discover how he navigates the crisis that besets the region and positions his family in a foreign environment. This revealing text recounts the encounter between Pharaoh and Jacob, the granting of the land of Goshen to the Israelites, and Joseph's skill in managing the ensuing famine.
Leadership and Stewardship Themes
This chapter addresses fundamental themes such as leadership, stewardship, and divine blessing, even in difficult circumstances. Joseph, as a wise leader, illustrates how faith and wisdom can guide those called to care for others, even in a foreign land. Furthermore, the chapter highlights Jacob's final request regarding his burial, emphasizing the importance of roots and spiritual identity.
Resonant Bible Passages
We invite you to meditate on five biblical passages that resonate with the timeless principles of this significant chapter:
Hebrews 11:13: "All these who lived by faith died without receiving what was promised. They saw him from afar and greeted him from afar, recognizing that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth." This verse evokes the status of Jacob and his family as strangers in Egypt, as described in Genesis 47.
1 Peter 2:11: "Beloved, I urge you, as strangers and pilgrims in the world, to abstain from fleshly desires, which wage war against the soul." Like Jacob and his family in Genesis 47, believers are called to live as strangers on this earth.
Proverbs 22:29: "Have you ever observed a man skilled in his work? He will serve before kings; he will not serve before men of inferior rank." This proverb resonates with Joseph's ability to govern Egypt, illustrated in Genesis 47.
Romans 13:1: "Everyone must submit to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God; the authorities that exist have been established by him." This principle is highlighted in Joseph's administration and his interaction with Pharaoh.
James 4:14: "You do not even know what will happen to you tomorrow! What is your life? You are like the mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes." This verse illustrates Jacob's awareness of the brevity of life, as expressed in Genesis 47:9.
Let us reflect on these teachings together and be inspired by Joseph's example of faith and wisdom in times of uncertainty.
🇫🇷 Bible Crampon (fr, 1923)
Genèse 47.1 Joseph alla porter la nouvelle à Pharaon, en disant : « Mon père et mes frères sont venus du pays de Chanaan avec leurs brebis et leurs bœufs, et tout ce qui leur appartient, et les voici dans le pays de Gessen. »
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Ayant pris cinq de ses frères, il les présenta à Pharaon ;
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 et Pharaon leur dit : « Quelle est votre occupation ? » Ils répondirent à Pharaon : « Nous, tes serviteurs, sommes bergers, comme l’étaient nos pères. »
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Ils dirent encore à Pharaon : « Nous sommes venus pour séjourner dans le pays, car il n’y a plus de pâture pour les brebis de tes serviteurs, la famine s’étant appesantie sur le pays de Chanaan. Permets donc à tes serviteurs d’habiter dans le pays de Gessen. »
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Pharaon dit à Joseph : " Ton père et tes frères sont venus auprès de toi. Le pays d’Égypte est devant toi : établis ton père et tes frères dans la meilleure partie du pays.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Qu’ils demeurent dans le pays de Gessen ; et, si tu trouves parmi eux des hommes capables, mets-les à la tête des troupeaux qui m’appartiennent. "
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph fit venir Jacob, son père, et le présenta à Pharaon. Jacob bénit Pharaon ;
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 et Pharaon dit à Jacob : « Quel est le nombre de jours des années de ta vie ? »
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Jacob répondit à Pharaon : « Les jours des années de mon pèlerinage sont de cent trente ans. Courts et mauvais ont été les jours des années de ma vie, et ils n’ont point atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères durant leur pèlerinage. »
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Jacob bénit encore Pharaon et se retira de devant Pharaon.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Joseph établit son père et ses frères, et leur assigna une propriété dans le pays d’Égypte, dans la meilleure partie du pays, dans la contrée de Ramsès, ainsi que Pharaon l’avait ordonné ;
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 et Joseph fournit de pain son père et ses frères, et toute la famille de son père, selon le nombre des enfants.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Il n’y avait plus de pain dans tout le pays, car la famine était très grande ; le pays d’Égypte et le pays de Chanaan étaient épuisés à cause de la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Joseph recueillit tout l’argent qui se trouvait dans le pays d’Égypte et dans le pays de Chanaan, contre le blé qu’on achetait, et il fit entrer cet argent dans la maison de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Quand il n’y eut plus d’argent dans le pays d’Égypte et dans le pays de Chanaan, tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, en disant : « Donne-nous du pain ! Pourquoi mourrions-nous en ta présence ? Car nous sommes à bout d’argent. »
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph dit : « Amenez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai du pain en échange de vos troupeaux, puisque vous êtes à bout d’argent. »
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Ils amenèrent leurs troupeaux à Joseph, et Joseph leur donna du pain en échange des chevaux, des troupeaux de brebis et de bœufs, et des ânes. Il leur fournit ainsi du pain cette année-là, en échange de tous leurs troupeaux.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Lorsque cette année fut écoulée, ils vinrent à Joseph l’année suivante, et lui dirent : " Nous ne cacherons point à mon seigneur que l’argent est épuisé et que les troupeaux de bétail ont été donnés à mon seigneur ; il ne reste devant mon seigneur que nos corps et nos terres.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi péririons-nous sous tes yeux, nous et nos terres ? Achète-nous, ainsi que nos terres, pour du pain, et nous serons, nous et nos terres, serfs de Pharaon ; et donne-nous de quoi semer, afin que nous vivions et que nous ne mourions pas, et que nos terres ne soient pas désolées. "
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Joseph acquit ainsi toutes les terres de l’Égypte à Pharaon ; car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun leur champ, parce que la famine les pressait, et le pays devint la propriété de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Il fit passer le peuple dans les villes, d’une extrémité à l’autre du territoire de l’Égypte.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Il n’y eut que les terres des prêtres qu’il n’acquit pas ; car les prêtres recevaient de Pharaon une portion déterminée, et ils vécurent de leur revenu que Pharaon leur assignait : c’est pourquoi ils ne vendirent point leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Joseph dit au peuple : " Je vous ai acquis aujourd’hui avec vos terres pour Pharaon. Voici pour vous de la semence, ensemencez la terre.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 À la récolte, vous donnerez le cinquième à Pharaon, et vous aurez les quatre autres parties pour ensemencer vos champs et pour vous nourrir, vous et ceux qui sont dans vos maisons, et pour nourrir vos enfants. "
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Ils dirent : « Nous te devons la vie ! Que nous trouvions grâce auprès de mon seigneur, et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon. »
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Joseph fit de cela une loi, qui subsiste jusqu’à ce jour, et en vertu de laquelle le cinquième du produit des terres d’Égypte appartient à Pharaon ; seules les terres des prêtres ne sont pas à lui.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël habita au pays d’Égypte, dans la contrée de Gessen ; ils y acquirent des possessions, ils furent féconds et multiplièrent beaucoup.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Jacob vécut dix-sept ans dans le pays d’Égypte ; et les jours de Jacob, les années de sa vie furent de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Quand les jours d’Israël approchèrent de leur fin, il appela son fils Joseph et lui dit : " Si j’ai trouvé grâce à tes yeux, mets, je te prie, ta main sous ma cuisse, et use envers moi de bonté et de fidélité : ne m’enterre pas en Égypte.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Quand je serai couché avec mes pères, tu me transporteras hors de l’Égypte, et tu m’enterreras dans leurs sépulcres. " Joseph répondit : « Je ferai selon ta parole. »
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Et Jacob dit : « Jure-le-moi. » Joseph le lui jura ; et Israël se prosterna sur le chevet du lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible Darby (fr, 1885)
Genèse 47.1 Et Joseph entra, et rapporta au Pharaon, et dit : Mon père et mes frères, et leur menu et leur gros bétail, et tout ce qui est à eux, sont venus du pays de Canaan ; et voici, ils sont dans le pays de Goshen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Et, d’entre ses frères, il prit cinq hommes, et les présenta au Pharaon.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Et le Pharaon dit à ses frères : Quelle est votre occupation ? Et ils dirent au Pharaon : Tes serviteurs sont bergers, tant nous que nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Et ils dirent au Pharaon : Nous sommes venus pour séjourner dans le pays, parce qu’il n’y a point de pâture pour le bétail de tes serviteurs, car la famine pèse sur le pays de Canaan ; et maintenant, que tes serviteurs, nous t’en prions, habitent dans le pays de Goshen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Et le Pharaon parla à Joseph, disant : Ton père et tes frères sont venus vers toi.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Le pays d’Égypte est devant toi ; fais habiter ton père et tes frères dans la meilleure partie du pays : qu’ils demeurent dans le pays de Goshen ; et si tu connais qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes capables, tu les établiras chefs des troupeaux qui sont à moi.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Et Joseph fit entrer Jacob, son père, et le fit se tenir devant le Pharaon ; et Jacob bénit le Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Et le Pharaon dit à Jacob : Combien sont les jours des années de ta vie ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Et Jacob dit au Pharaon : Les jours des années de mon séjournement sont cent trente ans ; les jours des années de ma vie ont été courts et mauvais, et ils n’ont pas atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères, dans les jours de leur séjournement.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et Jacob bénit le Pharaon, et sortit de devant le Pharaon.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Et Joseph assigna une demeure à son père et à ses frères, et leur donna une possession dans le pays d’Égypte, dans la meilleure partie du pays, dans le pays de Ramsès, comme le Pharaon l’avait commandé.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et Joseph fournit de pain son père et ses frères, et toute la maison de son père, selon le nombre des enfants.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Et il n’y avait pas de pain dans tout le pays, car la famine était très-intense ; et le pays d’Égypte et le pays de Canaan étaient épuisés à cause de la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Et Joseph recueillit tout l’argent qui se trouva dans le pays d’Égypte et dans le pays de Canaan, pour le blé qu’on achetait ; et Joseph fit entrer l’argent dans la maison du Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et quand l’argent du pays d’Égypte et du pays de Canaan fut épuisé, tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, disant : Donne-nous du pain ; et pourquoi mourrions-nous devant toi, car l’argent manque ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Et Joseph dit : Donnez votre bétail, et je vous donnerai du pain contre votre bétail, si l’argent vous manque.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Et ils amenèrent leur bétail à Joseph ; et Joseph leur donna du pain contre des chevaux, et contre des troupeaux de menu bétail, et contre des troupeaux de gros bétail, et contre des ânes : et il les fournit de pain cette année-là contre tous leurs troupeaux.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Et cette année-là finit ; et ils vinrent à lui la seconde année, et lui dirent : Nous ne cacherons pas à mon seigneur que l’argent est épuisé, et mon seigneur a les troupeaux de bétail : il ne reste rien devant mon seigneur que nos corps et nos terres.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi mourrions-nous devant tes yeux, tant nous que nos terres ? Achète-nous, et nos terres, contre du pain ; et nous serons, nous et nos terres, serviteurs du Pharaon. Et donne-nous de la semence, afin que nous vivions et ne mourions pas, et que la terre ne soit pas désolée.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Et Joseph acheta tout le sol de l’Égypte pour le Pharaon : car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun son champ, parce que la famine les pressait ; et la terre fut au Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Et quant au peuple, il le fit passer dans les villes, d’un bout des limites de l’Égypte jusqu’à l’autre bout.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Seulement il n’acheta pas les terres des sacrificateurs, car il y avait de la part du Pharaon une portion assignée pour les sacrificateurs ; et ils mangeaient leur portion assignée que le Pharaon leur donnait ; c’est pourquoi ils ne vendirent pas leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Et Joseph dit au peuple : Voici, je vous ai achetés aujourd’hui, et vos terres, pour le Pharaon. Voici de la semence pour vous : ensemencez la terre.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Et il arrivera, lors des récoltes, que vous donnerez le cinquième au Pharaon, et les quatre autres parties seront pour vous, pour la semence des champs, et pour votre nourriture, et pour ceux qui sont dans vos maisons, et pour la nourriture de vos petits enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Et ils dirent : Tu nous as conservé la vie ; que nous trouvions grâce aux yeux de mon seigneur, et nous serons serviteurs du Pharaon.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Et Joseph en fit une loi, jusqu’à ce jour, sur les terres de l’Égypte : au Pharaon un cinquième. Seulement, les terres des sacrificateurs seuls ne furent pas au Pharaon.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Et Israël habita dans le pays d’Égypte, dans le pays de Goshen ; et ils y acquirent des possessions, et fructifièrent, et multiplièrent extrêmement.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Et Jacob vécut dans le pays d’Égypte dix-sept ans ; et les jours de Jacob, les années de sa vie, furent cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Et les jours d’Israël s’approchèrent de la mort. Et il appela Joseph, son fils, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce à tes yeux, mets, je te prie, ta main sous ma cuisse, et use envers moi de bonté et de vérité : ne m’enterre pas, je te prie, en Égypte ;
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 mais quand je serai couché avec mes pères, tu m’emporteras d’Égypte, et tu m’enterreras dans leur sépulcre.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Et il dit : Je ferai selon ta parole. Et Jacob dit : Jure-le-moi. Et il le lui jura. Et Israël se prosterna sur le chevet du lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible Louis Segond 1910 (fr, 1910)
Genèse 47.1 Joseph alla avertir Pharaon, et lui dit : Mes frères et mon père sont arrivés du pays de Canaan, avec leurs brebis et leurs bœufs, et tout ce qui leur appartient ; et les voici dans le pays de Gosen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Il prit cinq de ses frères, et les présenta à Pharaon.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Pharaon leur dit : Quelle est votre occupation ? Ils répondirent à Pharaon : Tes serviteurs sont bergers, comme l’étaient nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Ils dirent encore à Pharaon : Nous sommes venus pour séjourner dans le pays, parce qu’il n’y a plus de pâturage pour les brebis de tes serviteurs, car la famine s’appesantit sur le pays de Canaan ; permets donc à tes serviteurs d’habiter au pays de Gosen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Pharaon dit à Joseph : Ton père et tes frères sont venus auprès de toi.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Le pays d’Égypte est devant toi ; établis ton père et tes frères dans la meilleure partie du pays. Qu’ils habitent dans le pays de Gosen ; et, si tu trouves parmi eux des hommes capables, mets-les à la tête de mes troupeaux.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph fit venir Jacob, son père, et le présenta à Pharaon. Et Jacob bénit Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Pharaon dit à Jacob : Quel est le nombre de jours des années de ta vie ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Jacob répondit à Pharaon : Les jours des années de mon pèlerinage sont de cent trente ans. Les jours des années de ma vie ont été peu nombreux et mauvais, et ils n’ont point atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères durant leur pèlerinage.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Jacob bénit encore Pharaon, et se retira de devant Pharaon.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Joseph établit son père et ses frères, et leur donna une propriété dans le pays d’Égypte, dans la meilleure partie du pays, dans la contrée de Ramsès, comme Pharaon l’avait ordonné.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Joseph fournit du pain à son père et à ses frères, et à toute la famille de son père, selon le nombre des enfants.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Il n’y avait plus de pain dans tout le pays, car la famine était très grande ; le pays d’Égypte et le pays de Canaan languissaient, à cause de la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Joseph recueillit tout l’argent qui se trouvait dans le pays d’Égypte et dans le pays de Canaan, contre le blé qu’on achetait ; et il fit entrer cet argent dans la maison de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Quand l’argent du pays d’Égypte et du pays de Canaan fut épuisé, tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, en disant : Donne-nous du pain ! Pourquoi mourrions-nous en ta présence ? Car l’argent manque.
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph dit : Donnez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai du pain contre vos troupeaux, si l’argent manque.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Ils amenèrent leurs troupeaux à Joseph, et Joseph leur donna du pain contre les chevaux, contre les troupeaux de brebis et de bœufs, et contre les ânes. Il leur fournit ainsi du pain cette année-là contre tous leurs troupeaux.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Lorsque cette année fut écoulée, ils vinrent à Joseph l’année suivante, et lui dirent : Nous ne cacherons point à mon seigneur que l’argent est épuisé, et que les troupeaux de bétail ont été amenés à mon seigneur ; il ne reste devant mon seigneur que nos corps et nos terres.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi mourrions-nous sous tes yeux, nous et nos terres ? Achète-nous avec nos terres contre du pain, et nous appartiendrons à mon seigneur, nous et nos terres. Donne-nous de quoi semer, afin que nous vivions et que nous ne mourions pas, et que nos terres ne soient pas désolées.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Joseph acheta toutes les terres de l’Égypte pour Pharaon ; car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun leur champ, parce que la famine les pressait. Et le pays devint la propriété de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Il fit passer le peuple dans les villes, d’un bout à l’autre des frontières de l’Égypte.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Seulement, il n’acheta point les terres des prêtres, parce qu’il y avait une loi de Pharaon en faveur des prêtres, qui vivaient du revenu que leur assurait Pharaon : c’est pourquoi ils ne vendirent point leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Joseph dit au peuple : Je vous ai achetés aujourd’hui avec vos terres, pour Pharaon ; voici pour vous de la semence, et vous pourrez ensemencer le sol.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 À la récolte, vous donnerez un cinquième à Pharaon, et vous aurez les quatre autres parties, pour ensemencer les champs, et pour vous nourrir avec vos enfants et ceux qui sont dans vos maisons.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Ils dirent : Tu nous sauves la vie ! Que nous trouvions grâce aux yeux de mon seigneur, et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Joseph fit de cela une loi, qui a subsisté jusqu’à ce jour, et d’après laquelle un cinquième du revenu des terres de l’Égypte appartient à Pharaon ; il n’y a que les terres des prêtres qui ne soient point à Pharaon.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël habita dans le pays d’Égypte, dans le pays de Gosen. Ils eurent des possessions, ils furent féconds et multiplièrent beaucoup.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Jacob vécut dix-sept ans dans le pays d’Égypte ; et les jours des années de la vie de Jacob furent de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Lorsqu’Israël approcha du moment de sa mort, il appela son fils Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce à tes yeux, mets, je te prie, ta main sous ma cuisse, et use envers moi de bonté et de fidélité : ne m’enterre pas en Égypte !
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Quand je serai couché avec mes pères, tu me transporteras hors de l’Égypte, et tu m’enterreras dans leur sépulcre. Joseph répondit : Je ferai selon ta parole.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Jacob dit : Jure-le-moi. Et Joseph le lui jura. Puis Israël se prosterna sur le chevet de son lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible Martin (fr, 1743)
Genèse 47.1 Joseph donc vint et fit entendre à Pharaon, en disant : Mon père, et mes frères, avec leurs troupeaux et leurs bœufs, et tout ce qui est à eux, sont venus du pays de Canaan, et voici, ils sont en la contrée de Goscen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Et il prit une partie de ses frères ; [savoir] cinq ; et il les présenta à Pharaon.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Et Pharaon dit aux frères de Joseph : Quel est votre métier ? Ils répondirent à Pharaon : Tes serviteurs sont bergers, comme [l’ont été] nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Ils dirent aussi à Pharaon : Nous sommes venus demeurer comme étrangers en ce pays, parce qu’il n’[y a] point de pâture pour les troupeaux de tes serviteurs, et qu’il y a une grande famine au pays de Canaan ; maintenant donc nous te prions que tes serviteurs demeurent en la contrée de Goscen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Et Pharaon parla à Joseph, en disant : Ton père et tes frères sont venus vers toi.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Le pays d’Égypte est à ta disposition ; fais habiter ton père et tes frères dans le meilleur endroit du pays ; qu’ils demeurent dans la terre de Goscen ; et si tu connais qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes habiles tu les établiras gouverneurs sur tous mes troupeaux.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Alors Joseph amena Jacob son père, et le présenta à Pharaon ; et Jacob bénit Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Et Pharaon dit à Jacob : Quel âge as-tu ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Jacob répondit à Pharaon : Les jours des années de mes pèlerinages sont cent trente ans ; les jours des années de ma vie ont été courts et mauvais, et n’ont point atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères, du temps de leurs pèlerinages.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Jacob donc bénit Pharaon, et sortit de devant lui.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Et Joseph assigna une demeure à son père et à ses frères, et leur donna une possession au pays d’Égypte, au meilleur endroit du pays, en la contrée de Rahmesès, comme Pharaon l’avait ordonné.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et Joseph entretint de pain son père, et ses frères, et toute la maison de son père, selon le nombre de leurs familles.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Or il n’y avait point de pain en toute la terre, car la famine était très-grande ; et le pays d’Égypte, et le pays de Canaan, ne savaient que faire à cause de la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Et Joseph amassa tout l’argent qui se trouva au pays d’Égypte, et au pays de Canaan, pour le blé qu’on achetait ; et il porta l’argent à la maison de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et l’argent du pays d’Égypte, et du pays de Canaan manqua ; et tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, en disant : Donne-nous du pain ; et pourquoi mourrions-nous devant tes yeux, parce que l’argent a manqué ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph répondit : Donnez votre bétail, et je vous [en] donnerai pour votre bétail, puisque l’argent a manqué.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Alors ils amenèrent à Joseph leur bétail, et Joseph leur donna du pain pour des chevaux, pour des troupeaux de brebis, pour des troupeaux de bœufs, et pour des ânes ; ainsi il les sustenta de pain cette année-là, pour tous leurs troupeaux.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Cette année étant finie, ils revinrent à lui l’année suivante, et lui dirent : Nous ne cacherons point à mon Seigneur, que l’argent étant fini, et les troupeaux de bêtes [ayant été amenés] à mon Seigneur, il ne nous reste plus rien devant mon Seigneur que nos corps, et nos terres.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi mourrions-nous devant tes yeux ? Achète-nous et nos terres, nous et nos terres, pour du pain ; et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon, et nos terres seront à lui ; donne-nous aussi de quoi semer, afin que nous vivions, et ne mourions point, et que la terre ne soit point désolée.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Ainsi Joseph acquit à Pharaon toutes les terres d’Égypte ; car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun son champ, parce que la famine s’était augmentée, et la terre fut à Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Et il fit passer le peuple dans les villes, depuis un bout des confins de l’Égypte, jusques à son autre bout.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Seulement il n’acquit point les terres des Sacrificateurs ; parce qu’il y avait une portion assignée pour les Sacrificateurs, par l’ordre de Pharaon ; et ils mangeaient la portion que Pharaon leur avait donnée, c’est pourquoi ils ne vendirent point leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Et Joseph dit au peuple : Voici, je vous ai acquis aujourd’hui, vous et vos terres à Pharaon, voilà de la semence pour semer la terre.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Et quand le temps de la récolte viendra, vous en donnerez la cinquième partie à Pharaon, et les quatre autres seront à vous, pour semer les champs, et pour votre nourriture, et pour celle de ceux qui [sont] dans vos maisons, et pour la nourriture de vos petits enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Et ils dirent : Tu nous as sauvé la vie ; que nous trouvions grâce devant les yeux de mon Seigneur, et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Et Joseph en fit une Loi [qui dure] jusques à ce jour, à l’égard des terres de l’Égypte, [de payer] à Pharaon un cinquième [du revenu] ; les terres seules des Sacrificateurs ne furent point à Pharaon.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Or Israël habita au pays d’Égypte, en la contrée de Goscen ; et ils en jouirent, et s’accrurent, et multiplièrent extrêmement.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Et Jacob vécut au pays d’Égypte dix-sept ans ; et les années de la vie de Jacob furent cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Or le temps de la mort d’Israël approchant, il appela Joseph son fils, et lui dit : Je te prie, si j’ai trouvé grâce devant tes yeux, mets présentement ta main sous ma cuisse, et [jure-moi] que tu useras envers moi de gratuité et de vérité ; je te prie, ne m’enterre point en Égypte ;
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Mais que je dorme avec mes pères. Tu me transporteras donc d’Égypte, et m’enterreras dans leur sépulcre. Et il répondit : Je [le] ferai selon ta parole.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Et [Jacob] lui dit : Jure-le-moi ; et il le lui jura. Et Israël se prosterna sur le chevet du lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible Ostervald (fr, 1744)
Genèse 47.1 Et Joseph vint et fit savoir cela à Pharaon, et lui dit : Mon père et mes frères, avec leurs brebis et leurs bœufs, et tout ce qui est à eux, sont venus du pays de Canaan ; et voici, ils sont dans le pays de Gossen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Et il prit cinq hommes d’entre ses frères et les présenta à Pharaon.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Et Pharaon dit à ses frères : Quel est votre métier ? Et ils répondirent à Pharaon : Tes serviteurs sont bergers, comme l’ont été nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Puis ils dirent à Pharaon : C’est pour séjourner dans le pays que nous sommes venus ; car il n’y a plus de pâturage pour les troupeaux de tes serviteurs ; car la famine est grande au pays de Canaan. Permets donc à tes serviteurs d’habiter au pays de Gossen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Et Pharaon parla ainsi à Joseph : Ton père et tes frères sont venus vers toi ;
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Le pays d’Égypte est à ta disposition ; fais habiter ton père et tes frères dans le meilleur endroit du pays ; qu’ils demeurent dans le pays de Gossen. Et si tu connais qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes capables, tu les établiras chefs de troupeaux sur ce qui m’appartient.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Alors Joseph amena Jacob son père, et le présenta à Pharaon. Et Jacob bénit Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Et Pharaon dit à Jacob : À combien s’élèvent les jours des années de ta vie ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Et Jacob répondit à Pharaon : Les jours des années de mes pèlerinages sont de cent trente ans ; les jours des années de ma vie ont été courts et mauvais, et ils n’ont point atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères, du temps de leurs pèlerinages.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et Jacob bénit Pharaon, puis il sortit de devant Pharaon.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Et Joseph assigna une demeure à son père et à ses frères, et il leur donna une possession au pays d’Égypte, dans le meilleur endroit du pays, dans le pays de Ramsès, comme l’avait ordonné Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et Joseph fournit de pain son père, ses frères, et toute la maison de son père, selon le nombre des enfants.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Or, il n’y avait point de pain dans tout le pays, car la famine était très grande ; et le pays d’Égypte et le pays de Canaan étaient épuisés par la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Et Joseph amassa tout l’argent qui se trouvait dans le pays d’Égypte et dans le pays de Canaan, en échange du blé qu’on achetait ; et Joseph fit entrer cet argent dans la maison de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et quand l’argent manqua au pays d’Égypte et au pays de Canaan, tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, en disant : Donne-nous du pain ; et pourquoi mourrions-nous devant toi, parce qu’il n’y a plus d’argent ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Et Joseph répondit : Donnez votre bétail, et je vous donnerai du pain en échange de votre bétail, s’il n’y a plus d’argent.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Alors ils amenèrent leur bétail à Joseph, et Joseph leur donna du pain, en échange des chevaux, des troupeaux de brebis, des troupeaux de bœufs et des ânes. Il leur fournit du pain en échange de tous leurs troupeaux cette année-là.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Cette année écoulée, ils revinrent l’année suivante, et lui dirent : Nous ne cacherons point à mon seigneur que l’argent est épuisé, et que les troupeaux de bétail ont passé à mon seigneur ; il ne reste rien devant mon seigneur que nos corps et nos terres.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi péririons-nous sous tes yeux, nous et nos terres ? Achète-nous, nous et nos terres, pour du pain, et nous serons, avec nos terres, esclaves de Pharaon. Et donne-nous de quoi semer, afin que nous vivions et ne mourions pas, et que le sol ne soit point désolé.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Et Joseph acquit tout le sol de l’Égypte à Pharaon ; car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun leur champ, parce que la famine les y força ; et la terre fut à Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Quant au peuple, il le fit passer dans les villes, depuis une extrémité du territoire de l’Égypte jusqu’à l’autre.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Les terres des prêtres furent les seules qu’il n’acquit point ; car les prêtres recevaient de Pharaon une portion fixée, et ils mangeaient la portion que Pharaon leur avait donnée. C’est pourquoi, ils ne vendirent point leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Et Joseph dit au peuple : Je vous ai acquis aujourd’hui, vous et vos terres, à Pharaon. Voici pour vous de la semence, afin que vous ensemenciez le sol.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Et au temps des récoltes, vous donnerez le cinquième à Pharaon, et les quatre autres parties seront à vous, pour semer les champs, et pour votre nourriture, et pour celle des gens qui sont dans vos maisons, et pour la nourriture de vos petits enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Et ils dirent : Tu nous as sauvé la vie ! Que nous trouvions grâce aux yeux de mon seigneur, et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Et Joseph en fit une loi, qui dure jusqu’à ce jour, sur les terres d’Égypte : Le cinquième à Pharaon. Il n’y eut que les terres des prêtres qui ne furent point à Pharaon.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël habita donc au pays d’Égypte, au pays de Gossen ; et ils y acquirent des propriétés, et ils s’accrurent, et multiplièrent beaucoup.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Et Jacob vécut au pays d’Égypte dix-sept ans. Et les jours de Jacob, les années de sa vie, furent de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Et quand le jour de la mort d’Israël approcha, il appela son fils Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce à tes y eux, mets, je te prie, ta main sous ma cuisse, et use envers moi de bonté et de fidélité : je te prie, ne m’enterre point en Égypte.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Quand je serai couché avec mes pères, emporte-moi d’Égypte, et enterre-moi dans leur tombeau. Et il répondit : Je ferai selon ta parole.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Il dit : Jure-le-moi. Et il le lui jura. Et Israël se prosterna sur le chevet du lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible Vigouroux (fr, 1899)
Genèse 47.1 Joseph, étant donc allé trouver (le) Pharaon, (il) lui dit : Mon père et mes frères sont venus du pays de Chanaan avec leurs brebis, leurs troupeaux, et tout ce qu’ils possèdent, et ils se sont arrêtés en (dans) la terre de Gessen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Il présenta aussi au roi (les) cinq (derniers) de ses frères ;
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 et le roi leur ayant demandé : A quoi vous occupez-vous ? Ils lui répondirent : Vos serviteurs sont pasteurs de brebis, comme l’ont été nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Nous sommes venus (comme étrangers) (passer quelque temps) dans vos terres, parce que la famine est si grande dans le pays de Chanaan, qu’il n’y a plus d’herbe pour les troupeaux de vos serviteurs. Et nous vous supplions d’agréer (prions d’ordonner) que vos serviteurs demeurent dans la terre de Gessen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Le roi dit donc à Joseph : Ton père et tes frères sont venus te trouver.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Tu peux choisir dans toute l’Egypte ; fais-les demeurer dans l’endroit du pays qui te paraîtra le meilleur, et donne-leur la terre de Gessen. Que si tu connais (sais) qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes habiles, donne-leur l’intendance sur mes troupeaux.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph introduisit ensuite son père devant le roi, et il le lui présenta. Jacob salua le Pharaon, et le bénit.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Le roi lui ayant demandé quel âge il avait
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 il lui répondit : Les jours de ma pérégrination sont de cent trente ans ; ils ont été peu nombreux (courts) et mauvais, et ils n’ont point atteint ceux de la pérégrination de mes pères. [47.9 Leur pèlerinage. « Il appelait un pèlerinage sa vie errante sur la terre, parce qu’il avait le sentiment de la patrie d’au-delà. ― Ceux qui tiennent ce langage, dit saint Paul, indiquent qu’ils cherchent la patrie, car s’ils avaient pensé seulement à celle d’où ils étaient sortis, ils avaient certainement le temps d’y retourner, mais ils en désiraient une meilleure, c’est-à-dire céleste. Voir Hébreux, 11, 16. » (FRANZ DELITZSCH.)]
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et après avoir souhaité toute sorte de bonheur au roi, il se retira.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 (Or) Joseph, selon le commandement du Pharaon, mit son père et ses frères en possession de Ramessès, dans le pays le plus fertile de l’Egypte. [47.11 Ramessès. La terre de Gessen est appelée ici par anticipation Ramessès, nom sous lequel elle fut aussi connue plus tard, lorsque les Hébreux y eurent bâti la ville de ce nom, du temps de Ramsès II, leur persécuteur. Voir Exode, 1, 11.]
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et il les nourrissait avec toute la maison de son père, donnant à chacun ce qui lui était nécessaire pour vivre.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Car le pain manquait dans tout le pays, et la famine affligeait toute la terre, mais principalement l’Egypte et le pays de Chanaan.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Joseph, ayant amassé tout l’argent qu’il avait reçu des Egyptiens et des Chananéens pour le blé qu’il leur avait vendu, le porta au trésor du roi.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et lorsqu’il ne resta plus d’argent à personne pour en acheter, tout le peuple de l’Egypte vint dire à Joseph : Donnez-nous du pain. Pourquoi nous laissez-vous mourir faute d’argent ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph leur répondit : Si vous n’avez plus d’argent, amenez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai du blé en échange.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Ils lui amenèrent donc leurs troupeaux, et il leur donna du blé pour le prix de leurs chevaux, de leurs brebis, de leurs bœufs et de leurs ânes ; et il les nourrit cette année-là pour les troupeaux qu’il reçut d’eux en échange.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Ils revinrent l’année d’après, et ils lui dirent : Nous ne vous cacherons point, mon seigneur, que l’argent nous ayant manqué d’abord, nous n’avons également plus de troupeaux. Et vous n’ignorez pas qu’excepté nos corps et nos terres nous n’avons rien.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi donc mourrons-nous sous vos yeux ? Nous nous donnons à vous, nous et nos terres : achetez-nous pour être les esclaves du roi, et donnez-nous de quoi semer, de peur que la terre ne demeure en friche, si vous laissez périr ceux qui peuvent la cultiver.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Ainsi Joseph acheta toutes les terres de l’Egypte, chacun vendant tout ce qu’il possédait, à cause de l’extrémité de la famine : et il acquit de cette sorte au Pharaon toute l’Egypte
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 avec tous les peuples, depuis une extrémité du royaume jusqu’à l’autre.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Excepté les seules terres des prêtres, qui leur avaient été données par le roi : car on leur fournissait une certaine quantité de blé des greniers publics ; c’est pourquoi ils ne furent point obligés de vendre leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Après cela Joseph dit au peuple : Vous voyez que vous êtes au Pharaon, vous et toutes vos terres. Je vais donc vous donner de quoi semer, et vous ensemencerez vos champs
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 afin que vous puissiez recueillir des grains. Vous en donnerez la cinquième partie au roi ; et je vous abandonne les quatre autres pour semer les terres, et pour nourrir vos familles et vos enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Ils lui répondirent : Notre salut est entre vos mains. Regardez-nous seulement, mon seigneur, d’un œil favorable, et nous servirons le roi avec joie.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Depuis ce temps-là jusqu’à ce jour, on paye aux rois dans toute l’Egypte la cinquième partie du revenu des terres, et cela est comme passé en loi ; excepté la terre des prêtres, qui est demeurée exempte de cette sujétion.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël demeura donc en Egypte, c’est-à-dire dans la terre de Gessen, dont il jouit comme de son bien propre, et où sa famille s’accrut et se multiplia extraordinairement.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Il y vécut dix-sept ans, et tout le temps de sa vie fut de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 (Et) Comme il vit que le jour de sa mort approchait, il appela son fils Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce devant toi, mets ta main sous ma cuisse, et donne-moi cette marque de bonté, de me promettre avec vérité que tu ne m’enterreras point en Egypte ; [47.29 Mets ta main sous ma cuisse. Voir Genèse, note 24.2.]
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 mais que je reposerai avec mes pères, que tu me transporteras hors de ce pays, et me mettras dans le sépulcre de mes ancêtres. Joseph lui répondit : Je ferai ce que vous me commandez.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Jure-le-moi donc, dit Jacob. Et pendant que Joseph jurait, Israël adora Dieu, se tournant vers le chevet de son lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible de Lausanne (fr, 1910)
Genèse 47.1 Et Joseph alla, et fit rapport à Pharaon, en il dit : Mon père et mes frères, et leur menu bétail, et leur gros bétail, et tout ce qui est à eux, sont venus de la terre de Canaan, et les voici dans la terre de Goscen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Et il prit une partie de ses frères, cinq hommes, et les mit devant Pharaon.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Et Pharaon dit aux frères de Joseph : Quel est votre métier ? Et ils dirent à Pharaon : Tes esclaves sont bergers de menu bétail, soit nous, soit nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Et ils dirent à Pharaon : Nous sommes venus pour séjourner dans la terre [d’Égypte], parce qu’il n’y a plus de pâturage pour le menu bétail de tes esclaves, car la famine s’appesantit sur la terre de Canaan ; et maintenant, permets que tes esclaves habitent dans la terre de Goscen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Et Pharaon parla {Héb. dit.} à Joseph, en disant : Ton père et tes frères sont venus à toi.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 La terre d’Égypte est devant toi {Ou à ta disposition.} fais habiter ton père et tes frères dans le meilleur [endroit] de la terre : qu’ils habitent dans la terre de Goscen. Et si tu reconnais qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes capables, tu les feras chefs de troupeaux sur ce qui est à moi.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Et Joseph amena Jacob, son père, et le plaça debout devant Pharaon ; et Jacob bénit Pharaon.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Et Pharaon dit à Jacob : Combien sont les jours des années de ta vie ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Et Jacob dit à Pharaon : Les jours des années de mon pèlerinage sont de cent trente ans ; les jours des années de ma vie ont été peu [nombreux] et mauvais, et n’ont pas atteint les jours des années de la vie de mes pères, dans les jours de leur pèlerinage.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et Jacob bénit Pharaon, et sortit de devant Pharaon.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Et Joseph fit habiter son père et ses frères dans la terre d’Égypte, et leur donna une propriété dans le meilleur [endroit] de la terre, dans la terre de Raamsès, comme Pharaon l’avait commandé.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et Joseph entretint de pain son père et ses frères, et toute la maison de son père, en proportion des petits enfants.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Et le pain manquait dans toute la terre, car la famine s’appesantissait fort, et la terre d’Égypte était épuisée, ainsi que la terre de Canaan, à cause de la famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Et Joseph recueillit tout l’argent qui se trouva dans la terre d’Égypte et dans la terre de Canaan, pour prix du blé qu’on achetait {Héb. qu’ils achetaient.} et Joseph fit entrer l’argent dans la maison de Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et quand l’argent fut fini dans la terre d’Égypte et dans la terre de Canaan, tous les Égyptiens vinrent à Joseph, en disant : Donne-nous du pain ! Pourquoi mourrions-nous en ta présence, parce que l’argent est à [sa] fin ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Et Joseph dit : Donnez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai [du pain] contre vos troupeaux, si l’argent est à [sa] fin.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Et ils amenèrent leurs troupeaux à Joseph, et Joseph leur donna du pain contre les chevaux, et les troupeaux de menu bétail, et les troupeaux de gros bétail, et les ânes ; et il leur fournit du pain contre tous leurs troupeaux cette année là.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Et cette année-là finit ; et ils vinrent à lui la seconde année, et lui dirent : Nous ne le cacherons pas à mon seigneur, mais l’argent est fini, et les troupeaux de bétail sont à mon seigneur ; il ne reste rien devant mon seigneur excepté nos corps et notre sol.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi mourrions-nous sous tes yeux, soit nous, soit notre sol ? Achète-nous, nous et notre sol, contre du pain, et nous serons, nous et notre sol, esclaves de Pharaon ; et donne-[nous] de la semence, afin que nous vivions et que nous ne mourions pas, et que le sol ne soit pas désolé.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Et Joseph acheta tout le sol de l’Égypte pour Pharaon, car les Égyptiens vendirent chacun leur champ, parce que la famine sévissait parmi eux ; et la terre fut à Pharaon.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Quant au peuple, il le fit passer dans les villes, d’un bout des limites de l’Égypte jusqu’à [l’autre] bout.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Seulement il n’acheta pas les terres {Héb. le sol.} des sacrificateurs, parce qu’il y avait pour les sacrificateurs une portion fixée {Héb. un statut.} par Pharaon, et ils mangeaient la portion fixée {Héb. leur statut.} que leur donnait Pharaon ; c’est pourquoi ils ne vendirent pas leurs terres {Héb. leur sol.}
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Et Joseph dit au peuple : Voici, je vous ai achetés aujourd’hui, ainsi que votre sol, pour Pharaon. Voilà de la semence pour vous, et ensemencez le sol.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Et il arrivera, à la récolte, que vous [en] donnerez un cinquième à Pharaon, et les quatre [autres] parties seront pour vous, pour la semence des champs, et pour la nourriture de vous et de ceux qui sont dans vos maisons, et pour la nourriture de vos petits enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Et ils dirent : Tu nous as conservé la vie ! Que nous trouvions grâce aux yeux de mon seigneur, et nous serons esclaves de Pharaon.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Et Joseph fit de cela un statut, jusqu’à ce jour, sur le sol de l’Égypte, Le cinquième pour Pharaon. Seulement les terres {Héb. le sol.} des sacrificateurs seuls ne furent pas à Pharaon.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Et Israël habita dans la terre d’Égypte, dans la terre de Goscen ; et ils y acquirent des propriétés, et fructifièrent, et se multiplièrent beaucoup.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Et Jacob vécut dans terre d’Égypte dix-sept ans ; et les jours de Jacob, les années de sa vie, furent de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Et les jours d’Israël s’approchaient de la mort ; et il appela son fils, Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce {Ou faveur.} à tes yeux, mets, je te prie, ta main sous ma hanche, [et jure] que tu useras envers moi de grâce {Ou bonté} et de vérité ; ne m’enterre pas en Égypte, je te prie.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Quand je serai couché avec mes pères, tu m’emporteras hors d’Égypte, et tu m’enterreras dans leur sépulcre. Et il dit : Je ferai selon ta parole.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Et [Jacob] dit : Jure-[le] moi. Et il [le] lui jura. Et Israël se prosterna sur le chevet de [son] lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Bible de Sacy (fr, 1667)
Genèse 47.1 Josephétant donc allé trouver Pharaon, lui dit : Mon père et mes frères sont venus du pays de Chanaan, avec leurs brebis, leurs troupeaux, et tout ce qu’ils possèdent, et ils se sont arrêtés en la terre de Gessen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Il présenta aussi au roi cinq de ses frères.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Et le roi leur ayant demandé : À quoi vous occupez-vous ? Ils lui répondirent : Vos serviteurs sont pasteurs de brebis, comme l’ont été nos pères.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Nous sommes venus passer quelque temps dans vos terres, parce que la famine est si grande dans le pays de Chanaan, qu’il n’y a plus d’herbe pour les troupeaux de vos serviteurs. Et nous vous supplions d’agréer que vos serviteurs demeurent dans la terre de Gessen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Le roi dit donc à Joseph : Votre père et vos frères sont venus vous trouver.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 Vous pouvez choisir dans toute l’Égypte ; faites-les demeurer dans l’endroit du pays qui vous paraîtra le meilleur, et donnez-leur la terre de Gessen. si vous connaissez qu’il y ait parmi eux des hommes habiles, donnez-leur l’intendance sur mes troupeaux.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph introduisit ensuite son père devant le roi, et il le lui présenta. Jacob salua Pharaon, et lui souhaita toute sorte de prospérités.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Le roi lui ayant demandé quel âge il avait,
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 il lui répondit : Il y a cent trente ans que je suis voyageur, et ce petit nombre d’années, qui n’est pas venu jusqu’à égaler celui des années de mes pères, a été traversé de beaucoup de maux.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et après avoir souhaité toute sorte de bonheur au roi, il se retira.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Joseph, selon le commandement de Pharaon, mit son père et ses frères en possession de Ramessès, dans le pays le plus fertile de l’Égypte.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Et il les nourrissait avec toute la maison de son père, donnant à chacun ce qui lui était nécessaire pour vivre.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Car le pain manquait dans tout le monde, et la famine affligeait toute la terre ; mais principalement l’Égypte et le pays de Chanaan.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Joseph ayant amassé tout l’argent qu’il avait reçu des Égyptiens et des Chananéens, pour le blé qu’il leur avait vendu, le porta au trésor du roi.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Et lorsqu’il ne restait plus d’argent à personne pour en acheter, tout le peuple de l’Égypte vint dire à Joseph : Donnez-nous du pain : pourquoi nous laissez-vous mourir faute d’argent ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph leur répondit : Si vous n’avez plus d’argent, amenez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai du blé en échange.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Ils lui amenèrent donc leurs troupeaux, et il leur donna du blé pour le prix de leurs chevaux, de leurs brebis, de leurs bœufs et de leurs ânes ; et il les nourrit cette année-là pour les troupeaux qu’il reçut d’eux en échange.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Ils revinrent l’année d’après, et lui dirent : Nous ne vous cacherons point, mon seigneur, que l’argent nous ayant manqué d’abord, nous n’avons plus aussi de troupeaux ; et vous n’ignorez pas, qu’excepté nos corps et nos terres, nous n’avons rien.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi donc mourrions-nous à vos yeux ? nous nous donnons à vous, nous et nos terres : achetez-nous pour être les esclaves du roi, et donnez-nous de quoi semer, de peur que la terre ne demeure en friche, si vous laissez périr ceux qui peuvent la cultiver.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Ainsi Joseph acheta toutes les terres de l’Égypte, chacun vendant tout ce qu’il possédait, à cause de l’extrémité de la famine. Et il acquit de cette sorte à Pharaon toute l’Égypte,
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 avec tous les peuples, depuis une extrémité du royaume jusqu’à l’autre,
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 excepté les seules terres des prêtres qui leur avaient été données par le roi : car on leur fournissait une certaine quantité de blé des greniers publics ; c’est pourquoi ils ne furent point obligés de vendre leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Après cela Joseph dit au peuple : Vous voyez que vous êtes à Pharaon, vous et toutes vos terres. Je vais donc vous donner de quoi semer, et vous sèmerez vos champs,
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 afin que vous puissiez recueillir des grains. Vous en donnerez la cinquième partie au roi ; et je vous abandonne les quatre autres pour semer les terres, et pour nourrir vos familles et vos enfants.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Ils lui répondirent : Notre salut est entre vos mains. Regardez-nous seulement, mon seigneur, d’un œil favorable , et nous servirons le roi avec joie.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Depuis ce temps-là jusqu’aujourd’hui, on paye aux rois dans toute l’Égypte la cinquième partie du revenu de toutes les terres , et ceci est comme passé en loi ; excepté la terre des prêtres, qui est demeurée exempte de cette sujétion.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël demeura donc en Égypte, c’est-à-dire, dans la terre de Gessen, dont il jouit comme de son bien propre, et où sa famille s’accrut et se multiplia extraordinairement.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Il y vécut dix-sept ans ; et tout le temps de sa vie fut de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Comme il vit que le jour de sa mort approchait, il appela son fils Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce devant vous, mettez votre main sous ma cuisse, et donnez-moi cette marque de la bonté que vous avez pour moi, de me promettre avec vérité, que vous ne m’enterrerez point dans l’Égypte ;
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 mais que je reposerai avec mes pères ; que vous me transporterez hors de ce pays, et me mettrez dans le sépulcre de mes ancêtres. Joseph lui répondit : Je ferai ce que vous me commandez.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Jurez-le-moi doue, dit Jacob. Et pendant que Joseph jurait, Israël adora Dieu, se tournant vers le chevet de son lit.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇫🇷 Grande Bible de Tours (fr, 1530)
Genèse 47.1 Joseph alla trouver Pharaon, et lui dit : Mon père et mes frères sont venus du pays de Chanaan, avec leurs brebis, leurs troupeaux, et tout ce qu’ils possèdent, et ils se sont arrêtés dans la terre de Gessen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Il présenta aussi au roi cinq de ses frères.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Le roi les interrogea : Quelle est votre occupation ? Ils répondirent : Vos serviteurs sont, comme nos pères, pasteurs de brebis.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Nous sommes venus passer quelque temps dans vos terres ; car la famine est si grande dans le pays de Chanaan, qu’il n’y a plus d’herbe pour les troupeaux de vos serviteurs. Nous vous supplions d’ordonner à vos serviteurs de demeurer dans la terre de Gessen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Le roi dit donc à Joseph : Votre père et vos frères sont venus vers vous.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 L’Égypte est devant vous ; faites-leur habiter la meilleure contrée, et donnez-leur la terre de Gessen. Si vous connaissez parmi eux des hommes habiles, établissez-les intendants de mes troupeaux.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph présenta ensuite son père au roi. Jacob le bénit,
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Et, interrogé par lui : Quels sont les jours de vos années ?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Il répondit : Les jours de mon pèlerinage sont de cent trente ans * , petits et mauvais ; et ils n’ont point égalé ceux de mes pères. Les patriarches se regardaient comme des étrangers sur la terre, aspirant après la véritable patrie. (Voy. Hébr., XI , 13.)
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Et, après avoir béni le roi, il se retira.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Joseph, selon le commandement de Pharaon, mit son père et ses frères en possession de Ramessès, dans le pays le plus fertile de l’Égypte.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Il les nourrissait, ainsi que toute la maison de son père, donnant à chacun ce qui lui était nécessaire.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Car le pain manquait dans tout le monde, et la famine désolait toute la terre, surtout l’Égypte et le pays de Chanaan.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Joseph ayant amassé tout l’argent de ces pays par la vente du blé, le déposa dans le trésor du roi.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 L’argent étant venu à manquer aux acheteurs, les Égyptiens dirent à Joseph : Donnez-nous du pain. Nous laisserez-vous mourir faute d’argent ?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph leur répondit : Si vous n’avez plus d’argent, amenez vos troupeaux, et je vous donnerai du blé en échange.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Ils lui amenèrent donc leurs troupeaux, et il leur donna du blé pour le prix des chevaux, des brebis, des bœufs et des ânes. Il les nourrit cette année-là en échange de leurs troupeaux.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 L’année suivante ils revinrent, et dirent : Nous ne vous cacherons point, mon seigneur, que, l’argent nous ayant fait défaut, nous n’avons plus de troupeaux. Et vous n’ignorez pas qu’excepté nos corps et nos terres, nous ne possédons rien.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Pourquoi donc mourrons-nous sous vos yeux ? Nous nous donnons à vous, nous et nos terres : achetez-nous pour être les esclaves du roi, et fournissez-nous des semences, afin que la terre ne soit pas changée en désert par suite de la mort des cultivateurs.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Joseph acheta ainsi toutes les terres de l’Égypte, chacun vendant ce qu’il possédait, à cause de la rigueur de la famine. De cette façon il acquit toute l’Égypte à Pharaon * , Pharaon devint ainsi propriétaire et maître absolu de toute l’Égypte.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Avec toute la population, depuis une extrémité du royaume jusqu’à l’autre ;
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Excepté les terres des prêtres, qui leur avaient été données par le roi ; car on leur fournissait une certaine quantité de blé des greniers publics ; c’est pourquoi ils ne furent point obligés de vendre leurs terres.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Après cela Joseph dit au peuple : Vous le voyez, vous êtes à Pharaon, vous et toutes vos terres ; recevez des semences, et ensemencez les champs,
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Afin que vous puissiez récolter des grains. Vous en donnerez la cinquième partie au roi ; je vous abandonne les quatre autres pour semer les terres, et pour nourrir vos familles et vos enfants * . Joseph traite les Égyptiens avec une sage modération. Il leur rend immédiatement la jouissance de leurs terres et de leurs bestiaux, à la seule charge d’une redevance annuelle en nature.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Ils lui répondirent : Notre salut est entre vos mains. Regardez- nous seulement, mon seigneur, d’un œil favorable, et nous servirons le roi avec joie.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Depuis ce temps jusqu’à ce jour, dans toute l’Égypte, on paie aux rois la cinquième partie du revenu, et cela est comme passé en loi, excepté la terre des prêtres, restée exempte de cette sujétion * . Ce tribut se payait au temps de Moïse. Il constitua par la suite la principale source des revenus du roi, comme nous l’apprennent Hérodote, Diodore, Josèphe et Clément d’Alexandrie.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Israël demeura donc en Égypte, c’est-à-dire dans la terre de Gessen, qu’il posséda, et où sa famille s’accrut et se multiplia extraordinairement.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Il y vécut dix-sept ans, et tout le temps de sa vie fut de cent quarante-sept ans.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Voyant le jour de sa mort approcher, il appela son fils Joseph, et lui dit : Si j’ai trouvé grâce devant vous, mettez votre main sous ma cuisse * , et donnez-moi l’assurance certaine de ne point m’ensevelir en Égypte. Voy. Gen., XXIV , 2.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Mais je reposerai avec mes pères ; vous me transporterez hors de ce pays, et me déposerez dans le sépulcre de mes ancêtres. Joseph lui répondit : Je ferai ce que vous avez ordonné.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Jurez-le-moi donc, reprit Jacob. Et pendant que Joseph le jurait, Israël, tourné vers le chevet de son lit, adora Dieu.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇮🇹 Bibbia Martini (it, 1844)
Genèse 47.1 Andò adunque Giuseppe a dire a Faraone: Mio padre, e i miei fratelli colle loro pecore, e armenti, e con tutto quello che hanno, sono venuti dalla terra di Chanaan: e già sono fermi nella terra di Gessen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 E presentò insieme al re cinque persone, gli ultimi dei suoi fratelli:
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 A' quali quegli domandò: Qual mestiere avete? Risposero: Siam pastori di pecore tuoi servi, e noi, e i padri nostri.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Siam venuti a star pellegrini nella tua terra: perché non vi è erba pe' greggi de' tuoi servi nella terra di Chanaan, e la fame va crescendo: e noi preghiamo, che comandi a noi tuoi servi di stare nella terra di Gessen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Disse pertanto il re a Giuseppe: Tuo padre, e i tuoi fratelli sono venuti a trovarti.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 La terra d'Egitto è dinanzi a te: fa' che abitino in ottimo luogo, e da' ad essi la terra di Gessen. Che se conosci tra di loro degli uomini di capacità, eleggili soprintendenti de' miei bestiami.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Dipoi Giuseppe condusse suo padre al re, e lo presentò a lui: Giacobbe augurò a lui ogni bene,
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 E interrogato da lui: Quanti sono i tuoi anni?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Rispose: I giorni del mio pellegrinaggio sono cento trent'anni, pochi, e cattivi, e non agguagliano il tempo del pellegrinaggio dei padri miei.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 E augurato ogni bene al re, si ritirò.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Giuseppe poi diede al padre, e a' suoi fratelli in Egitto una tenuta in luogo buonissimo in Ramesses, come avea comandato Faraone.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Ed ei dava da mangiare ad essi, e a tutta la famiglia di suo padre, dando a ciascheduno di che cibarsi.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Perocché mancava il pane in tutto il mondo, e la fame opprimeva la terra principalmente dell'Egitto, e di Chanaan.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 De' quali (paesi) Giuseppe prese tutto il denaro pel frumento venduto, e lo ripose nell'erario del re.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 E i compratori non avendo più moneta, tutto l'Egitto andò a trovar Giuseppe dicendo: Dacci del pane: per qual motivo morremo sugli occhi tuoi per mancanza di denaro?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Rispose loro: Menate i vostri bestiami, e in cambio di questi vi darò da mangiare, se non avete moneta.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 E quegli avendoli menati, diede loro da vivere in cambio de' cavalli, e delle pecore, e de' buoi, e degli asini: e quell'anno li sostentò colla permuta de' bestiami.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Tornarono ancora il secondo anno, e gli dissero: Noi non celeremo al signor nostro, che, mancato il denaro, sono mancati insieme i bestiami: e tu ben vedi, che oltre i corpi, e la terra non abbiam nulla.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Perché adunque morremo noi, veggente te? e noi, e la nostra terra saremo tuoi: compraci per ischiavi del re, e dacci da seminare, affinché periti i coltivatori, non si riduca la terra in deserto.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Comprò adunque Giuseppe tutta la terra d'Egitto, vendendo ognuno le sue possessioni pel rigor della fame: e la rendé soggetta a Faraone,
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Insieme con tutti i popoli da un'estremità dell'Egitto sino all'altra.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Eccettuata la terra de' sacerdoti data loro dal re, a' quali si davano da' pubblici granai i viveri, e perciò non furon costretti a vendere le loro tenute.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Disse adunque Giuseppe a' popoli: Ecco che, come vedete, Faraone è padrone di voi, e della vostra terra: prendete da seminare, e seminate i campi,
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Affinché possiate raccogliere. Darete al re il quinto: le altre quattro parti le lascio a voi per seminare, e per mantenere le famiglie, e i figliuoli vostri.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Risposer quelli: La nostra salute è nelle tue mani: solamente rivolga a noi lo sguardo il signor nostro, e serviremo con piacere al re.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Da quel tempo fino al dì d'oggi in tutta la terra d'Egitto si paga il quinto a' regi: lo che è divenuto come legge, eccettuata la terra sacerdotale, che è libera da questa servitù.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Abitò adunque Israele in Egitto, cioè nella terra di Gessen, e ne fu possessore, e s'ingrandì, e moltiplicò formisura.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Ed ivi egli visse per diciassette anni: e tutto il tempo di sua vita fu di anni cento quaranta sette.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 E veggendo, che si appressava il giorno della sua morte, chiamò il suo figliuolo Giuseppe, e gli disse: Se ho trovato grazia dinanzi a te, poni la tua mano sotto la mia coscia: e userai meco di tua bontà, e fedeltà, e non darai a me sepoltura in Egitto;
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Ma io dormirò co' padri miei, e tu mi torrai da questa terra, e mi riporrai nel sepolcro de' miei maggiori. Rispose Giuseppe: Io farò quel che hai comandato.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Ed egli: Fanne adunque a me giuramento. E avendo quegli giurato, Israele rivolto al capo del letticciuolo adorò Dio.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇬🇧 Bible en anglais - King James Version (KJV) (en, 1611)
Genèse 47.1 Then Joseph came and told Pharaoh, and said, My father and my brethren, and their flocks, and their herds, and all that they have, are come out of the land of Canaan; and, behold, they are in the land of Goshen.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 And he took some of his brethren, even five men, and presented them unto Pharaoh.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 And Pharaoh said unto his brethren, What is your occupation? And they said unto Pharaoh, Thy servants are shepherds, both we, and also our fathers.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 They said morever unto Pharaoh, For to sojourn in the land are we come; for thy servants have no pasture for their flocks; for the famine is sore in the land of Canaan: now therefore, we pray thee, let thy servants dwell in the land of Goshen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 And Pharaoh spake unto Joseph, saying, Thy father and thy brethren are come unto thee:
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 The land of Egypt is before thee; in the best of the land make thy father and brethren to dwell; in the land of Goshen let them dwell: and if thou knowest any men of activity among them, then make them rulers over my cattle.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 And Joseph brought in Jacob his father, and set him before Pharaoh: and Jacob blessed Pharaoh.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 And Pharaoh said unto Jacob, How old art thou?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 And Jacob said unto Pharaoh, The days of the years of my pilgrimage are an hundred and thirty years: few and evil have the days of the years of my life been, and have not attained unto the days of the years of the life of my fathers in the days of their pilgrimage.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 And Jacob blessed Pharaoh, and went out from before Pharaoh.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 And Joseph placed his father and his brethren, and gave them a possession in the land of Egypt, in the best of the land, in the land of Rameses, as Pharaoh had commanded.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 And Joseph nourished his father, and his brethren, and all his father’s household, with bread, according to their families.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 And there was no bread in all the land; for the famine was very sore, so that the land of Egypt and all the land of Canaan fainted by reason of the famine.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 And Joseph gathered up all the money that was found in the land of Egypt, and in the land of Canaan, for the corn which they bought: and Joseph brought the money into Pharaoh’s house.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 And when money failed in the land of Egypt, and in the land of Canaan, all the Egyptians came unto Joseph, and said, Give us bread: for why should we die in thy presence? for the money faileth.
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 And Joseph said, Give your cattle; and I will give you for your cattle, if money fail.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 And they brought their cattle unto Joseph: and Joseph gave them bread in exchange for horses, and for the flocks, and for the cattle of the herds, and for the asses: and he fed them with bread for all their cattle for that year.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 When that year was ended, they came unto him the second year, and said unto him, We will not hide it from my lord, how that our money is spent; my lord also hath our herds of cattle; there is not ought left in the sight of my lord, but our bodies, and our lands:
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Wherefore shall we die before thine eyes, both we and our land? buy us and our land for bread, and we and our land will be servants unto Pharaoh: and give us seed, that we may live, and not die, that the land be not desolate.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 And Joseph bought all the land of Egypt for Pharaoh; for the Egyptians sold every man his field, because the famine prevailed over them: so the land became Pharaoh’s.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 And as for the people, he removed them to cities from one end of the borders of Egypt even to the other end thereof.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Only the land of the priests bought he not; for the priests had a portion assigned them of Pharaoh, and did eat their portion which Pharaoh gave them: wherefore they sold not their lands.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Then Joseph said unto the people, Behold, I have bought you this day and your land for Pharaoh: lo, here is seed for you, and ye shall sow the land.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 And it shall come to pass in the increase, that ye shall give the fifth part unto Pharaoh, and four parts shall be your own, for seed of the field, and for your food, and for them of your households, and for food for your little ones.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 And they said, Thou hast saved our lives: let us find grace in the sight of my lord, and we will be Pharaoh’s servants.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 And Joseph made it a law over the land of Egypt unto this day, that Pharaoh should have the fifth part, except the land of the priests only, which became not Pharaoh’s.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 And Israel dwelt in the land of Egypt, in the country of Goshen; and they had possessions therein, and grew, and multiplied exceedingly.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 And Jacob lived in the land of Egypt seventeen years: so the whole age of Jacob was an hundred forty and seven years.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 And the time drew nigh that Israel must die: and he called his son Joseph, and said unto him, If now I have found grace in thy sight, put, I pray thee, thy hand under my thigh, and deal kindly and truly with me; bury me not, I pray thee, in Egypt:
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 But I will lie with my fathers, and thou shalt carry me out of Egypt, and bury me in their buryingplace. And he said, I will do as thou hast said.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 And he said, Swear unto me. And he sware unto him. And Israel bowed himself upon the bed’s head.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇩🇪 Bible en allemand - Schlachter (de, 1905)
Genèse 47.1 Und Joseph kam und zeigte es dem Pharao an und sprach: Mein Vater und meine Brüder sind aus dem Lande Kanaan gekommen samt ihren Schafen und Rindern, und siehe, sie sind im Lande Gosen!
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Er hatte aber aus der Zahl seiner Brüder fünf mitgenommen und stellte sie dem Pharao vor.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Und der Pharao fragte seine Brüder: Was treibt ihr? Sie antworteten ihm: Deine Knechte sind Schafhirten, wir und unsre Väter.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Und sie sprachen zum Pharao: Wir sind gekommen, um uns im Lande aufzuhalten; denn deine Knechte haben keine Weide für ihr Vieh, so hart beschwert die Hungersnot das Land Kanaan; und nun möchten deine Knechte gerne im Lande Gosen wohnen.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Da sprach der Pharao zu Joseph: Dein Vater und deine Brüder sind zu dir gekommen;
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 das Land Ägypten steht dir offen; laß deinen Vater und deine Brüder am besten Ort des Landes wohnen, im Lande Gosen sollen sie wohnen; und wenn du weißt, daß unter ihnen tüchtige Leute sind, so setze sie zu Aufsehern über mein Vieh!
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 Joseph brachte auch seinen Vater Jakob hinein und stellte ihn dem Pharao vor; und Jakob segnete den Pharao.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Und der Pharao fragte Jakob: Wie alt bist du?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Jakob sprach zum Pharao: Die ganze Zeit meiner Pilgrimschaft beträgt hundertunddreißig Jahre; wenig und böse sind meine Lebensjahre gewesen und erreichen nicht die Zahl der Lebensjahre meiner Väter in den Tagen ihrer Pilgrimschaft.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Und Jakob segnete den Pharao und ging hinaus von Pharaos Angesicht.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Und Joseph wies seinem Vater und seinen Brüdern Wohnsitz an und gab ihnen ein Besitztum im Lande Ägypten, am besten Orte des Landes, in der Landschaft Ramses, wie der Pharao befohlen hatte.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Und Joseph versorgte seinen Vater und seine Brüder und das ganze Haus seines Vaters mit Brot nach der Zahl der Kinder.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 Es war aber im ganzen Lande kein Brot; denn die Hungersnot war sehr schwer und Ägyptenland war erschöpft, ebenso das Land Kanaan, wegen der Hungersnot.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Und Joseph brachte alles Geld zusammen, das in Ägypten und im Lande Kanaan gefunden ward, um Korn zu kaufen; und Joseph brachte das Geld in das Haus des Pharao.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Da nun das Geld ausgegangen war in Ägyptenland und in Kanaan, kamen alle Ägypter zu Joseph und sprachen: Gib uns Brot! Warum sollen wir vor dir sterben, weil wir kein Brot haben?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Joseph sprach: Bringet euer Vieh her, so will ich euch geben als Entgelt für euer Vieh, wenn ihr ohne Geld seid!
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Da brachten sie ihr Vieh zu Joseph; und er gab ihnen Brot um Pferde, Schafe, Rinder und Esel, und versorgte sie also in jenem Jahre mit Brot um den Preis ihres Viehs.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Als nun jenes Jahr verflossen war, kamen sie zu ihm im andern Jahr und sprachen: Wir wollen unserm Herrn nicht verhehlen, daß, weil das Geld ausgegangen ist und das Vieh unserm Herrn gehört, nunmehr nichts mehr übrigbleibt vor unserm Herrn als unser Leib und unser Feld!
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 Warum sollen wir umkommen vor deinen Augen, wir und unser Feld? Kaufe uns samt unserm Feld um Brot, daß wir und unser Feld dem Pharao dienstbar seien! Gib uns Samen, daß wir leben und nicht sterben, und daß das Land nicht zur Wüste werde!
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Also kaufte Joseph alles Ackerland der Ägypter für den Pharao auf, denn die Ägypter verkauften ein jeder sein Feld; denn die Hungersnot zwang sie dazu; und so ward das Land des Pharao Eigentum.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Das Volk aber machte er zu leibeigenen Knechten, von einem Ende Ägyptens bis zum andern.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Nur die Äcker der Priester kaufte er nicht; denn die Priester bekamen ihr Bestimmtes vom Pharao und nährten sich von ihrem festen Einkommen, das ihnen der Pharao gab; darum brauchten sie ihre Äcker nicht zu verkaufen.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Und Joseph sprach zum Volk: Ich habe euch heute samt eurem Land für den Pharao gekauft; hier ist Samen für euch, besäet das Land.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 Aber vom Ertrag habt ihr dem Pharao den Fünften zu geben, und vier Teile sollen euer sein zum Besäen der Felder und zum Unterhalt für euch selbst und euer Gesinde und zur Nahrung für eure Kinder.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Da sprachen sie: Du hast uns das Leben erhalten! Finden wir Gnade in deinen Augen, so wollen wir des Pharao Knechte sein!
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Da machte Joseph solches zum Gesetz bis auf den heutigen Tag, daß vom Ertrag des Ackerlandes der Ägypter dem Pharao der Fünfte zu geben sei; nur die Äcker der Priester wurden nicht des Pharao Eigentum.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Und Israel wohnte in Ägypten, im Lande Gosen, und sie nahmen es in Besitz, waren fruchtbar und mehrten sich sehr.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Und Jakob lebte noch siebzehn Jahre in Ägyptenland, also daß seine ganze Lebenszeit hundertundsiebenundvierzig Jahre betrug.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Als nun die Zeit kam, daß Israel sterben sollte, rief er seinen Sohn Joseph und sprach zu ihm: Habe ich Gnade vor deinen Augen gefunden, so lege doch deine Hand unter meine Hüfte und erweise mir Liebe und Treue: Begrabe mich doch ja nicht in Ägypten!
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Sondern ich will bei meinen Vätern liegen; darum sollst du mich aus Ägypten führen und mich in ihrem Grabe begraben. Er sprach: Ich will tun, wie du gesagt hast!
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 Er aber sprach: So schwöre mir! Da schwur er ihm. Und Israel verbeugte sich vor dem Haupt des Stammes.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
🇪🇸 Bible en espagnol - Reina-Valera (es, 1569)
Genèse 47.1 Vino José y lo hizo saber a Faraón, y dijo: Mi padre y mis hermanos, y sus ovejas y sus vacas, con todo lo que tienen, han venido de la tierra de Canaán, y he aquí están en la tierra de Gosén.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 Y de los postreros de sus hermanos tomó cinco varones, y los presentó delante de Faraón.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 Y Faraón dijo a sus hermanos: ¿Cuál es vuestro oficio? Y ellos respondieron a Faraón: Pastores de ovejas son tus siervos, así nosotros como nuestros padres.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 Dijeron además a Faraón: Para morar en esta tierra hemos venido; porque no hay pasto para las ovejas de tus siervos, pues el hambre es grave en la tierra de Canaán; por tanto, te rogamos ahora que permitas que habiten tus siervos en la tierra de Gosén.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 Entonces Faraón habló a José, diciendo: Tu padre y tus hermanos han venido a ti.
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 La tierra de Egipto delante de ti está; en lo mejor de la tierra haz habitar a tu padre y a tus hermanos; habiten en la tierra de Gosén; y si entiendes que hay entre ellos hombres capaces, ponlos por mayorales del ganado mío.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 También José introdujo a Jacob su padre, y lo presentó delante de Faraón; y Jacob bendijo a Faraón.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 Y dijo Faraón a Jacob: ¿Cuántos son los días de los años de tu vida?
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 Y Jacob respondió a Faraón: Los días de los años de mi peregrinación son ciento treinta años; pocos y malos han sido los días de los años de mi vida, y no han llegado a los días de los años de la vida de mis padres en los días de su peregrinación.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 Y Jacob bendijo a Faraón, y salió de la presencia de Faraón.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Así José hizo habitar a su padre y a sus hermanos, y les dio posesión en la tierra de Egipto, en lo mejor de la tierra, en la tierra de Ramesés, como mandó Faraón.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 Y alimentaba José a su padre y a sus hermanos, y a toda la casa de su padre, con pan, según el número de los hijos.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 No había pan en toda la tierra, y el hambre era muy grave, por lo que desfalleció de hambre la tierra de Egipto y la tierra de Canaán.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 Y recogió José todo el dinero que había en la tierra de Egipto y en la tierra de Canaán, por los alimentos que de él compraban; y metió José el dinero en casa de Faraón.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 Acabado el dinero de la tierra de Egipto y de la tierra de Canaán, vino todo Egipto a José, diciendo: Danos pan; ¿por qué moriremos delante de ti, por haberse acabado el dinero?
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 Y José dijo: Dad vuestros ganados y yo os daré por vuestros ganados, si se ha acabado el dinero.
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 Y ellos trajeron sus ganados a José, y José les dio alimentos por caballos, y por el ganado de las ovejas, y por el ganado de las vacas, y por asnos; y les sustentó de pan por todos sus ganados aquel año.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 Acabado aquel año, vinieron a él el segundo año, y le dijeron: No encubrimos a nuestro señor que el dinero ciertamente se ha acabado; también el ganado es ya de nuestro señor; nada ha quedado delante de nuestro señor sino nuestros cuerpos y nuestra tierra.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 ¿Por qué moriremos delante de tus ojos, así nosotros como nuestra tierra? Cómpranos a nosotros y a nuestra tierra por pan, y seremos nosotros y nuestra tierra siervos de Faraón; y danos semilla para que vivamos y no muramos, y no sea asolada la tierra.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 Entonces compró José toda la tierra de Egipto para Faraón; pues los egipcios vendieron cada uno sus tierras, porque se agravó el hambre sobre ellos; y la tierra vino a ser de Faraón.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 Y al pueblo lo hizo pasar a las ciudades, desde un extremo al otro del territorio de Egipto.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 Solamente la tierra de los sacerdotes no compró, por cuanto los sacerdotes tenían ración de Faraón, y ellos comían la ración que Faraón les daba; por eso no vendieron su tierra.
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 Y José dijo al pueblo: He aquí os he comprado hoy, a vosotros y a vuestra tierra, para Faraón; ved aquí semilla, y sembraréis la tierra.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 De los frutos daréis el quinto a Faraón, y las cuatro partes serán vuestras para sembrar las tierras, y para vuestro mantenimiento, y de los que están en vuestras casas, y para que coman vuestros niños.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 Y ellos respondieron: La vida nos has dado; hallemos gracia en ojos de nuestro señor, y seamos siervos de Faraón.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 Entonces José lo puso por ley hasta hoy sobre la tierra de Egipto, señalando para Faraón el quinto, excepto sólo la tierra de los sacerdotes, que no fue de Faraón.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 Así habitó Israel en la tierra de Egipto, en la tierra de Gosén; y tomaron posesión de ella, y se aumentaron, y se multiplicaron en gran manera.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 Y vivió Jacob en la tierra de Egipto diecisiete años; y fueron los días de Jacob, los años de su vida, ciento cuarenta y siete años.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 Y llegaron los días de Israel para morir, y llamó a José su hijo, y le dijo: Si he hallado ahora gracia en tus ojos, te ruego que pongas tu mano debajo de mi muslo, y harás conmigo misericordia y verdad. Te ruego que no me entierres en Egipto.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 Mas cuando duerma con mis padres, me llevarás de Egipto y me sepultarás en el sepulcro de ellos. Y José respondió: Haré como tú dices.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 E Israel dijo: Júramelo. Y José le juró. Entonces Israel se inclinó sobre la cabecera de la cama.
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
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Genèse 47.1 ingressus ergo Ioseph nuntiavit Pharaoni dicens pater meus et fratres oves eorum et armenta et cuncta quae possident venerunt de terra Chanaan et ecce consistunt in terra Gessen
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Genèse 47.2 extremos quoque fratrum suorum quinque viros statuit coram rege
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Genèse 47.3 quos ille interrogavit quid habetis operis responderunt pastores ovium sumus servi tui et nos et patres nostri
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Genèse 47.4 ad peregrinandum in terra tua venimus quoniam non est herba gregibus servorum tuorum ingravescente fame in regione Chanaan petimusque ut esse nos iubeas servos tuos in terra Gessen
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Genèse 47.5 dixit itaque rex ad Ioseph pater tuus et fratres tui venerunt ad te
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
Genèse 47.6 terra Aegypti in conspectu tuo est in optimo loco fac habitare eos et trade eis terram Gessen quod si nosti esse in eis viros industrios constitue illos magistros pecorum meorum
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Genèse 47.7 post haec introduxit Ioseph patrem suum ad regem et statuit eum coram eo qui benedicens illi
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Genèse 47.8 et interrogatus ab eo quot sunt dies annorum vitae tuae
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Genèse 47.9 respondit dies peregrinationis vitae meae centum triginta annorum sunt parvi et mali et non pervenerunt usque ad dies patrum meorum quibus peregrinati sunt
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Genèse 47.10 et benedicto rege egressus est foras
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Genèse 47.11 Ioseph vero patri et fratribus suis dedit possessionem in Aegypto in optimo loco terrae solo Ramesses ut praeceperat Pharao
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Genèse 47.12 et alebat eos omnemque domum patris sui praebens cibaria singulis
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Genèse 47.13 in toto enim orbe panis deerat et oppresserat fames terram maxime Aegypti et Chanaan
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Genèse 47.14 e quibus omnem pecuniam congregavit pro venditione frumenti et intulit eam in aerarium regis
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Genèse 47.15 cumque defecisset emptoris pretium venit cuncta Aegyptus ad Ioseph dicens da nobis panes quare morimur coram te deficiente pecunia
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
Genèse 47.16 quibus ille respondit adducite pecora vestra et dabo vobis pro eis cibos si pretium non habetis
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Genèse 47.17 quae cum adduxissent dedit eis alimenta pro equis et ovibus et bubus et asinis sustentavitque eos illo anno pro commutatione pecorum
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
Genèse 47.18 veneruntque anno secundo et dixerunt ei non celamus dominum nostrum quod deficiente pecunia pecora simul defecerint nec clam te est quod absque corporibus et terra nihil habeamus
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
Genèse 47.19 cur ergo morimur te vidente et nos et terra nostra tui erimus eme nos in servitutem regiam et praebe semina ne pereunte cultore redigatur terra in solitudinem
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Genèse 47.20 emit igitur Ioseph omnem terram Aegypti vendentibus singulis possessiones suas prae magnitudine famis subiecitque eam Pharaoni
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
Genèse 47.21 et cunctos populos eius a novissimis terminis Aegypti usque ad extremos fines eius
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Genèse 47.22 praeter terram sacerdotum quae a rege tradita fuerat eis quibus et statuta cibaria ex horreis publicis praebebantur et idcirco non sunt conpulsi vendere possessiones suas
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Genèse 47.23 dixit ergo Ioseph ad populos en ut cernitis et vos et terram vestram Pharao possidet accipite semina et serite agros
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
Genèse 47.24 ut fruges habere possitis quintam partem regi dabitis quattuor reliquas permitto vobis in sementem et in cibos famulis et liberis vestris
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Genèse 47.25 qui responderunt salus nostra in manu tua est respiciat nos tantum dominus noster et laeti serviemus regi
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Genèse 47.26 ex eo tempore usque in praesentem diem in universa terra Aegypti regibus quinta pars solvitur et factum est quasi in legem absque terra sacerdotali quae libera ab hac condicione fuit
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
Genèse 47.27 habitavit ergo Israhel in Aegypto id est in terra Gessen et possedit eam auctusque est et multiplicatus nimis
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Genèse 47.28 et vixit in ea decem et septem annis factique sunt omnes dies vitae illius centum quadraginta septem annorum
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Genèse 47.29 cumque adpropinquare cerneret mortis diem vocavit filium suum Ioseph et dixit ad eum si inveni gratiam in conspectu tuo pone manum sub femore meo et facies mihi misericordiam et veritatem ut non sepelias me in Aegypto
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Genèse 47.30 sed dormiam cum patribus meis et auferas me de hac terra condasque in sepulchro maiorum cui respondit Ioseph ego faciam quod iussisti
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Genèse 47.31 et ille iura ergo inquit mihi quo iurante adoravit Israhel Deum conversus ad lectuli caput
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.
Joseph , an example of loyalty and responsibility, announces Pharaoh the arrival of his family, stressing the importance of family ties and mutual aid. This passage reminds us that God watches over those who trust him, as shown by Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 127: 3 . Let us always be ready to welcome our loved ones with love and compassion, because each meeting is a divine blessing.
Faith teaches us the importance of family and fraternal links . In this passage, we see how Joseph, taking care of his brothers, testifies to love and mercy divine. This gesture recalls the importance of unity and mutual support, as emphasizes Genesis 45: 4 , where Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, and Hebrews 13: 1 , which urges us to remain in fraternal love. That we can always remember the importance of our community in our spiritual journey.
Faith of shepherds, like that of our ancestors, reminds us of the importance of our spiritual identity and our mission on this earth. As servants of God, we are called to live our vocation with humility and devotion, just like the Son of Jacob who appeared before Pharaoh. Let our work be a reflection of our love for the Lord, as emphasizes Exodus 3:12 , where God reminds us that he is always with us in our journey.
Famine which strikes the country of Chanaan recalls the trials that we are going through in our life. Like the servants of Pharaoh, we often seek a refuge for our hungry souls. God calls us to turn to him, our shepherd , who provides for our needs (see Psal 23: 1 ). In these moments of distress, let us not forget that faith and prayer can guide us towards land of peace, like those of country of Gesen (see Genesis 47: 4 ).
Pharaoh recognizes the importance of the family by offering Joseph the possibility of installing his father and brothers in the best region of Egypt . This gesture testifies to Divine's benevolence and the providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalm 133: 1 . That we can always welcome our loved ones with love and generosity.
The Word of God reminds us of the importance of community and responsibility in our lives. In this passage, it is requested to select men capable to watch over the herds, thus illustrating the need for wise and fair leaders. To deepen this reflection, you can consult Genesis 41:46 and proverbs 27:23 , which encourage us to take care of what is entrusted to us with diligence and love. That we can always try to be good stewards in our daily life.
Joseph , as a figure of reconciliation, shows the importance of family and forgiveness in our faith. When Jacob bénit pharaoh , this illustrates the power of Divine blessing, recalling that each meeting can be an opportunity for Transmit the grace . This moment invites us to reflect on our own ability to bless those around us, as also emphasizes Hebrews 7: 7 .
Pharaoh questions Jacob about Number of his years, thus revealing the importance of life and time in our spiritual journey. This passage invites us to reflect on the wisdom acquired over the years, as emphasizes Psalm 90:12 , which teaches us to count our days with discernment. By meditating on our own existence, we can better appreciate the don of life and the thanks from God who accompanies us every day.
Jacob shares with pharaoh the weight of his pilgrimage , emphasizing the brevity and the trials of his life. By thinking about his years , he reminds us of the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of difficulties. As it is written in Genesis 47: 9 , our existence is a trip, and every moment counts. That we can always seek the light of God in our own pilgrimage.
Jacob , blessing pharaoh , reminds us of the importance of blessing and gratitude in our lives. This gesture testifies to faith and the Divine Providence which guide us. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 48:20 and Hebrews 7: 7 . May each act of goodness be a light on our way.
Joseph , as a figure of faith and wisdom, managed to welcome his family with benevolence by offering them fertile land in Egypt. This gesture testifies to the importance of family and divine providence which guides our lives. To deepen this notion of family support, you can read Genesis 45:10 and Psalms 133: 1 . That we can always seek to be instruments of peace and love in our relationships.
Joseph , as a figure of Providence, perfectly illustrates love and benevolence of God towards his family. By providing bread to his father and brothers, he reminds us of the importance of Solidarity and sharing. This gesture echoes the divine promise to take care of us, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 6:11 . May this example inspire us to be instruments of peace and support for those around us.
Famine which strikes the country recalls our dependence on God for our subsistence. In these moments of crisis, it is essential to turn to speech to find comfort and hope, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , where divine wisdom is highlighted. Let us not forget that even in adversity, Faith and prayer can guide us towards prosperity.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated great wisdom by managing Egypt's resources during famine. By collecting the whole silver for the wheat , he not only saved his people, but also filled the divine plan. This passage reminds us of the importance of providence divine, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 , and the need to trust God in all circumstances, as in Philippians 4:19 . May our faith guide us through the challenges of life.
Joseph , a figure of wisdom and foresight, embodies divine Providence in times of crisis. When the Egyptians turn to him, they recognize their need for bread , a symbol of life and spiritual sustaining. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and solidarity in difficult moments, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on the word of God , we find the strength to overcome our trials and share our resources with those who need it, as said Matthew 25:35 .
God invites us to trust him in our moments of need. In this passage, he reminds us that even when we are at the end, he is ready to feed us and to provide for our needs, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By offering us the best, he teaches us the importance of faith and Divine Providence , as also shows Matthew 6:26 . May our heart remain open to its infinite generosity.
Joseph , figure of divine Providence, shows how the generosity and sharing can transform difficult situations. In exchange for their herds , he offers them bread , a symbol of life and support. This passage reminds us of the importance of solidarity, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Matthew 25:35 . That we are always ready to reach out to those who need it.
dependence of men to God is often highlighted in the Scriptures. Like the servants of Joseph, we are called to recognize our vulnerability and to turn to the Lord to get support and protection . This humility reminds us that everything we have come from him, as emphasizes Genesis 41:30 and Psalm 37:25 . By placing our confidence in God, we discover the true abundance of his grace.
dependence of humanity to God is a recurring theme in the Scriptures. In this passage, we see how the people implore mercy, seeking to preserve their lives and their lands. This reminds us of the importance of faith and the divine providence , as emphasizes Genesis 22:14 , where God provides the needs of his faithful. By turning to him, we find hope and spiritual renovation necessary to overcome the trials of life.
Joseph , as a faithful servant of God, has demonstrated remarkable wisdom by acquiring the lands of Egypt for Pharaoh , thus illustrating how the Divine Providence can be manifested even in moments of crisis. This story reminds us of the importance of faith and generosity in need, as also emphasizes Genesis 41:30 . By relying on speech , we can find the strength necessary to overcome our own challenges, just as the Egyptians had to do it.
God led his people with a powerful hand, guiding them through the cities of Egypt, testifying to his loyalty and his love infinite. This passage evokes Liberation and Divine Protection , recalling verses like Exodus 3: 8 and Psalm 23: 4 , who encourage us to trust Guidance of our Lord. In each stage of our life, we can be assured that God is by our side, ready to lead us to the Promised Land .
Divine providence manifests itself through priests , which, by receiving their part of Pharaoh, remind us of the importance of faith and confidence in God. Their situation teaches us that, even in difficult times, there is a spiritual sustainment for those who serve the Lord. To deepen this reflection, you can read Genesis 47:22 and 1 Timothy 5:18 . In the end, we are called to live from the grace that God gives us every day.
Joseph reminds the people the importance of divine providence by offering them Semence to cultivate the land. This gesture symbolizes not only the benevolence of God, but also the need to work together to build a better future. By meditating on this passage, we can remember the importance of Faith and Confidence in God in our daily lives. That we are always open to his blessings and his unconditional love.
generosity and sharing are at the heart of our faith. In this passage, we discover the importance of giving part of our harvests, a reminder of the Divine Providence which watches over us. As it is written in Genesis 41:34 , this wisdom guides us to take care of others while ensuring our own subsistence. That this principle of solidarity inspires our daily actions and strengthens our community.
Gratitude to those who support us is essential in our life of faith. In this passage, the characters express their recognition towards Pharaoh, stressing the importance of relation between servant and master . This theme resonates with other verses, such as Exodus 20:12 and Romains 13: 7 , who remind us to honor those around us. Let us cultivate a grateful and open heart to Divine benevolence in our daily lives.
Joseph , by his wisdom and his faith, established a law which allowed Egypt to prosper even in times of crisis. This passage reminds us of the importance of divine providence in our lives. To deepen this notion of management and responsibility, you can consult Genesis 41:30 and Proverbs 21:20 . That we can always seek to honor God in our daily decisions.
israel found refuge in Egypt , in the gessen region , where they received abundant blessings. Their fertility and their multiplication testify to the divine promise and the protection of God towards his people. To deepen this notion of blessing, you can consult Genesis 1:28 and Exodus 1: 7 . May this story remind us of God's fidelity in our lives.
Jacob has experienced a life rich in experiences and divine promises , spending his last years in Egypt , where he could see the achievement of God's Plans for his family. This passage reminds us of the importance of faith and confidence in God, even in moments of transition. May his inheritance inspire us to fully experience our own path of faith.
Loyalty and goodness are essential values in our relationship with God and with others. In this passage, Israel expresses his desire to be buried in his promised land, a symbol of hope and divine promise . To deepen this notion, we can turn to Genesis 50:24 and Hebrews 11:13 , which remind us of the importance of staying attached to our spiritual roots and fidelity God. May our faith guide us in each stage of our life.
Joseph's faith is a powerful example of loyalty and confidence in God. In this passage, he expresses his desire to be buried in the promised land, thus showing his attachment to the Divine promise . As it is said in Genesis 50:24 , Joseph reminds his people the importance of Liberation and Hope in providence . Let our faith inspire us to follow his example with determination and courage .
Jacob , in an act of faith and submission, asks Joseph to swear, thus testifying to the importance of promises in spiritual life. This moment of veneration underlines the depth of family ties and confidence in God. To deepen this reflection, you can meditate on Genesis 47:31 and Hebrews 11:21 , which also evoke faith and blessing. May this passage inspire us to experience our commitments with sincerity and devotion.