Genesis 24:2 Cross References - ECB

² and Abraham says to the elder servant of his house who reigns over all he has, Put, I pray you, your hand under my flank:

² And Abram says, Adonay Yah Veh, what give you me - seeing I go barren and the son of the holdings of my house is this Eli Ezer of Dammeseq?

⁹ And the servant puts his hand under the flank of Abraham his adoni and oaths to him concerning that word. ¹⁰ And the servant takes ten camels of the camels of his adoni and goes; and all the goods of his adoni in his hand: and he rises and goes to Aram Naharaim to the city of Nachor:

⁴ and Yoseph finds charism in his eyes and he ministers to him: and he has him oversee over his house and gives all he has into his hand. ⁵ And so be it, ever since he has him oversee in his house and over all he has, Yah Veh blesses the house of the Misrayim because of Yoseph; and the blessing of Yah Veh is on all he has in the house and in the field: ⁶ and he leaves all he has in the hand of Yoseph; and he knows not aught of what he has - except the bread he eats. And Yoseph is beautiful in form and beautiful in visage.

⁸ But he refuses, and says to the woman of his adoni, Behold, my master perceives not what is with me in the house and he gives all he has into my hand; ⁹ no one in this house is greater than I; and he withholds naught from me except you, because you are his woman: how then work I this great evil and sin against Elohim?

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THE BROTHERS OF YOSEPH DEPART
And he misvahs the steward of his house, saying, Fill the sacks of the men with food - as much as they can bear; and put the silver of every man in the mouth of his sack.

²⁹ And the day approaches that Yisra El die: and he calls his son Yoseph and says to him, If now I find charism in your eyes, put, I beseech you, your hand under my flank and work in mercy and truth with me; entomb me not, I beseech you, in Misrayim:

²⁴ and all the governors and the mighty and also all the sons of sovereign David give their hand under Shelomoh the sovereign.

¹⁷ Deem the elders who preside well worthy of double honor, especially who labor in the word and doctrine.