The history of The Old Testament In verse With One Hundred and Eighty sculptures: In Two Volumes. Vol. I. From the Creation to the Revolt of the Ten Tribes from the House of David. Vol. II. From that Revolt to the End of the Prophets. Written by Samuel Wesley ... The Cuts done by J. Sturt |
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 | The history of The Old Testament In verse |  |
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XXXIX. Genesis, Chap. XLV. Ver. 1. to 16.
Joseph makes himself known to his Brethren. He sends for his Father.
But struggling Nature broke th'uneasie Chain:
He bids 'em clear the Room, the Crowd obey,
And none besides his Wond'ring Brethren stay;
Then—I am Joseph, said, nor needed more,
Tho' humbly prostrate on the Earth before,
They'd now have farther gone, and wish its Womb,
And darkest Shades their kind immediate Tomb:
Agen with gentle words their minds he chears,
And with reviving Smiles dispells their Fears:
The Youngest first embrac'd with friendly Tears,
Then all the Rest; he bids their Grief forbear
For God to save their Lives had plac'd him there
Five dreadful Years of Famine yet remain,
No Harvest shou'd requite the Tiller's Pain:
Return, my aged Father bring with hast,
I'll feed you all until the Dearth be pass'd:
Of Egypt's Dainties he a Present sends,
And bids 'em on the way continue Friends.
Arriv'd they to their aged Sire relate
His Joseph's Glory and his alter'd Fate:
Too big th'unwieldy Joy, too vast the News,
Long did his fainting Heart, Belief refuse:
But when he saw the Carriages appear,
And did his pious Sons kind message hear;
Forgotten Joy shines in his lightn'd Eyes,
And thus the aged Sire in Extasies:
“Shall these chill Veins new Life and Warmth receive,
“And does my lost lamented Joseph live?
“Tho' long the Journey, all my Strength I'll try
“To see and bless my Son, my Joseph, e'r I die.
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