Genesis 45

^{1 !} Joseph maketh himself knowen to his brethren.

^{1 a} Not that he was ashamed of his kinred, but that he wolde couer his brethrens faute.

^{5 b} This example teacheth that we must by all meanes comfort them which are truely humbled & wounded for their sinnes.

^{8 !} He sheweth that all was done by Gods prouidence.

^{8 c} Albeit God detest sinne, yet he turneth mans wickednes to serue to his glorie.

^{12 d} That is, that I speake in your owne language, and haue none interpreter.

^{16 /} Ebr. voice.

^{18 e} The moste plentiful grounde.

^{18 f} The chiefest frutes & commodities.

^{18 !} Pharoah commandeth him to send for his father.

^{20 /} Ebr. let not your eie spare your vessels.

^{23 /} Or, he sent as muche, to wit, siluer, as {vers. 22}, & ten asses.

^{24 !} Joseph exhorteth his brethren to concorde.

^{24 g} Seing he had remitted the faute done toward him, he wolde not that thei shulde accuse one another.

^{26 h} As one betwene hope & feare.

^{27 !} Jaakob rejoyceth.