Genesis 44:18

Vulgate⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹⁸ accedens propius Iudas confidenter ait oro domine mi loquatur servus tuus verbum in auribus tuis et ne irascaris famulo tuo tu es enim post Pharaonem

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Oh my Lord."No paraphrase," says Dr. A. Clarke, "can heighten the effect of Judah's address to Joseph. To add, would be to diminish its excellence; to attempt to explain, would be to obscure its beauties; to clothe the ideas in other language than that of Judah, and his translators in our Bible, would ruin its energy, and destroy its influence. It is perhaps one of the most tender, affecting pieces of natural oratory ever spoken or penned: and we need not wonder to find that, when Joseph heard it, he could not refrain himself, but wept aloud. His soul must have been insensible beyond what is common to human nature, had he not immediately yielded to a speech so delicately tender, and so powerfully impressive."
let thy.
Genesis 18:30; Genesis 18:32; 2 Samuel 14:12; Job 33:31; Acts 2:29
anger.
Exodus 32:22; Esther 1:12; Psalms 79:5
as Pharaoh.
Genesis 41:40; Genesis 41:44; Proverbs 19:12; Daniel 3:15; Daniel 3:19-23; Daniel 5:19; John 5:22