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Malcom: Welcome To Immerse: The
Daily Bible Reading Experience.
Day 94
this is the account of Esau's
Descendants, the Edomites who lived
in the hill country of Sierra.
These are the names of Esau's sons
Pha, the son of Esau's wife, ADA, and
rule the son of Esau's wife, Batam.
The descendants of PHA were Teman
Omar, SIFO Gato, and Keena Timnah.
The concubine of Esau son Alfa,
gave birth to a son named Amalek.
These are the descendants
of Esau's wife, ADA.
The descendants of rule were
Neha, zero, Shama, and Misa.
These are the descendants
of Esau's wife Bassima.
Esau also had sons through Ol Obama, the
daughter of AA and granddaughter of Zian.
Their names were Jeh, jm, and Cora.
These are the descendants of Esau who
became the leaders of various clans.
The descendants of e Esau's,
oldest son Pha became the leaders
of the Klans of Teman, Omar
Zeo, keen Cora, Gato, and Amek.
These are the Klan leaders in the
land of Edam who descended from pha.
All these were descendants
of Esau's wife Ada.
The descendants of Esau's son Rule
became the leaders of the Klans
of Neha Zero, Shama and Misa.
These are the C Klan leaders in the
land of Edam who descended from rule.
All these were descendants
of Esau's wife, Bassima.
The descendants of Esau and his
wife, Ojo Obama, became the leaders
of the clans of Ish Jayla and Cora.
These are the Klan leaders who
descended from Esau's wife, Ojo
Obama, the daughter of Ayna.
These are the clans, descended
from Esau, also known as Edam,
identified by their clan leaders.
These are the names of the tribes
that descended from sea, the ide.
They lived in the land of Edem.
Lotan Shul, Zian, aena,
Dahan, zer, and Dahan.
These were the IDE Klan leaders,
the descendants of Sr, who
lived in the land of Edam.
The descendants of Lotan
were Rai and Heman.
Lo Tan's sister was named Timnah.
The descendants of Schobel were
Alvin Manha, Abel, Shio, and oem.
The descendants of Zian were AA and aa.
This is the AA who discovered the
hot springs in the wilderness while
he was grazing his father's donkeys.
The descendants of AA were his son,
Dahan and his daughter, ol Obama.
The descendants of Dahan were
Hem Dan, ban Iran and Kiran.
The descendants of Ezer were
Bill Han, Zaen and Aiken.
The descendants of
Dahan were US and Aaron.
So these were the leaders of the
IDE clans, Lotan Schobel, Zian
Anner, Dahan, zer, and Dahan.
The IDE clans are named after their
clan leaders who lived in the land ofs.
These are the kings who ruled
in the land of Edem before any
king ruled over the Israelites.
Bela son of bor who ruled in
Edam from his city of D Haba.
When Bela died, Joe Baabs son of Zeer
from Basra became king in his place.
When Joe Baab died, hugeum from the
land of the Tim Manites became king
in his place When Hugeum died, Hey
dad, son of bda became king in his
place and ruled from the city of Ath.
He was the one who defeated the
Midianites in the land of Moab.
When hey, dad died, Samah from the city
of Masser became king in his place.
When Samah died, shawl from
the city of Rehoboth on the
river became king in his place.
When S Sha died, BA Hanans, son
of AOR became king in his place.
When Bale Hanans, son of AK Bor died,
hey, dad became king in his place
and ruled from the city of Powell.
His wife was Ible, the daughter of Maitre.
And granddaughter of Meab.
These are the names of the leaders of
the clans, descended from Esau, who
lived in the places named for them.
Timnah, Alva Gthe, ahold Obama, ELA Pinon.
Tenna Teman, Miar, Magdi, and Iram.
These are the leaders of the clans
of Edem listed according to their
settlements in the land they occupied.
They all descended from Esau,
the ancestor of the Edomites.
So Jacob settled again in the
land of Canaan where his father
had lived as a foreigner.
This is the account of
Jacob and his family.
When Joseph was 17 years old, he
often tended his father's flocks.
He worked for his half brothers, the sons
of his father's wives, bil ha and Ilpa.
But Joseph reported to his father some of
the bad things his brothers were doing.
Jacob loved Joseph more than any of
his other children because Joseph
had been born to him in his old age.
So one day Jacob had a special gift made
for Joseph, a beautiful robe, but his
brothers hated Joseph because their father
loved him more than the rest of them.
They couldn't say a kind word to him.
One night Joseph had a dream and
when he told his brothers about
it, they hated him more than ever.
Listen to this dream, he said.
We were out in the field
tying up bundles of grain.
Suddenly my bundles stood up
and your bundles all gathered
around and bowed low before mine.
His brothers responded.
So, you think you will be our king?
Do you?
Do you actually think
you will reign over us?
And they hated him all the
more because of his dreams and
the way he talked about them.
Soon Joseph had another dream, and
again, he told his brothers about it.
Listen, I have had another dream.
He said, the son moon and 11 stars
bowed low before me this time.
He told the dream to his father
as well as to his brothers,
but his father scolded him.
What kind of dream is that?
He asked, will your mother and I
and your brothers actually come
and bow to the ground before you?
But while his brothers were
jealous of Joseph, his father
wondered what the dreams meant.
Soon after this, Joseph's brothers went
to pasture their father's flocks at Cze
him When they had been gone for some
time, Jacob said to Joseph, your brothers
are pastoring the sheep at Cze him.
Get ready and I will send you to them.
I'm ready to go.
Joseph replied, go and see how your
brothers and the flocks are getting along.
Jacob said, then come back
and bring me your report.
So Jacob sent him on his way and
Joseph traveled to Shechem from
their home in the Valley of Hein.
When he arrived there, a man
from the area noticed him
wandering around the countryside.
What are you looking for?
He asked.
I'm looking for my brothers.
Joseph replied, do you know where
they are pastoring their sheep?
Yes, the man told him they have
moved on from here, but I heard
them say, let's go on to Dothan.
So Joseph followed his brothers
to Dothan and found them there.
When Joseph's brothers saw him coming,
they recognized him in the distance.
As he approached, they
made plans to kill him.
Here comes the dreamer, they said.
Come on, let's kill him and throw
him into one of these cisterns.
We can tell our father a
wild animal has eaten him.
Then we'll see what becomes of his dreams.
But when Ruben heard of their
scheme, he came to Joseph's rescue.
Let's not kill him.
He said, why should we shed any blood?
Let's just throw him into this empty
cistern here in the wilderness.
Then he'll die without
our laying a hand on him.
Ruben was secretly planning to rescue
Joseph and return him to his father.
So when Joseph arrived,
his brothers ripped off the
beautiful robe he was wearing.
Then they grabbed him and
threw him into the cistern.
Now the cistern was empty.
There was no water in it.
Then just as they were sitting down to
eat, they looked up and saw a caravan of
camels in the distance coming toward them.
It was a group of Ishmael, like traitors,
taking a load of gum balm and aromatic
resin from Gilead down to Egypt.
Judah said to his brothers, what
will we gain by killing our brother?
We'd have to cover up the
crime instead of hurting him.
Let's sell him to those
Ishmaelite traitors.
After all, he is our brother,
our own flesh and blood.
And his brothers agreed.
So when the Ishmaelite, who were Midianite
traders came by, Joseph's brothers
pulled him out of the cistern and sold
him to them for 20 pieces of silver,
and the traders took him to Egypt.
Sometime later, Ruben returned to
get Joseph out of the cistern when he
discovered that Joseph was missing,
he tore his clothes in grief, and
then he went back to his brothers
and lamented the boy is gone.
What will I do now?
Then the brothers killed a young goat
and dipped Joseph's robe in its blood.
They sent a beautiful
robe to their father.
With this message, look at what we found.
Doesn't this robe belong to your son?
Their father recognized it immediately.
Yes, he said, it is my son's robe.
A wild animal must have eaten him.
Joseph has clearly been torn to pieces.
Then Jacob tore his clothes
and dressed himself in burlap.
He mourned deeply for
his son for a long time.
His family all tried to comfort
him, but he refused to be comforted.
I will go to my grave mourning for my
son, he would say, and then he would weep.
Meanwhile, the Midianite traders arrived
in Egypt where they sold Joseph to pot
and officer of Pharaoh, the king of Egypt.
Potiphar was captain of the Palace Guard.
This concludes today's
Immer Reading experience.
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