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Genesis 42:6

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governor: Shallit:, an intendant, protector, ruler, from shalat:, to be over or a protector, to rule. Hence the Arabic salita:, to obtain and exercise dominion, rule; and sultân:, ruler, lord, prince, and king. Genesis 41:40-41, Genesis 45:8, Genesis 45:26; Psalms 105:16-21; Acts 7:10

he it was: Genesis 41:55-56

bowed: Genesis 18:2, Genesis 19:1, Genesis 37:7, Genesis 37:9, Genesis 44:14; Revelation 3:9

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