1. Mose 37:21
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Als Ruben solches hörte, rettete er ihn aus ihren Händen, indem er sprach: Wir wollen ihn nicht ums Leben bringen!
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Reuben, who was the eldest son, and therefore specially responsible for his younger brother, opposed this murderous proposal. He dissuaded his brethren from killing Joseph (נפשׁ פ הכּה ), and advised them to throw him "into this pit in the desert," i.e., into a dry pit that was near. As Joseph would inevitably perish even in that pit, their malice was satisfied; but Reuben intended to take Joseph out again, and restore him to his father. As soon, therefore, as Joseph arrived, they took off his coat with sleeves and threw him into the pit, which happened to be dry.
Quelle öffnen ↗At this chapter begins the story of Joseph, who, in every subsequent chapter but one to the end of this book, makes the greatest figure. He was Jacob's eldest son by his beloved wife Rachel, born, as many eminent men were, of a mother that had been long barren. His story is so remarkably divided between his humiliation and his exaltation that we cannot avoid seeing something of Christ in it, who was first humbled and then exalted, and, in many instances, so as to answer the type of Joseph. It also shows the lot of Christians, who must through many tribulations enter into the kingdom. In this chapter we have, I. The malice his brethren bore against him. They hated him, 1. Because he informed his father of their wickedness (Gen 37:1, Gen 37:2). 2. Because his father loved him (Gen 37:3, Gen 37:4). 3. Because he dreamed of his dominion over them (Gen 37:5-11). II. The mischiefs his brethren designed and did to him. 1. The kind visit he made them gave an opportunity (Gen 37:12-17). 2. They designed to slay him, but determined to starve him (Gen 37:18-24). 3. They changed their purpose, and sold him for a slave (Gen 37:25-28). 4. They made their father believe that he was torn in pieces (Gen 37:29-35). 5. He was sold into Egypt to Potiphar (Gen 37:36). And all this was working together for good.
Quelle öffnen ↗37:21-24 Reuben was perhaps trying to get back into his father’s good graces (35:22) by exercising the leadership of the firstborn (cp. 42:22). Reuben succeeded in saving Joseph’s life, but he failed to earn his father’s favor (37:29-30).
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Ruben antwortete und sprach zu ihnen: Habe ich es euch nicht gesagt, ihr solltet euch an dem Knaben nicht versündigen? Aber ihr wolltet ja nicht hören! Darum seht, nun wird sein Blut gefordert!
Und fürchtet euch nicht vor denen, die den Leib töten, die Seele aber nicht zu töten vermögen, fürchtet vielmehr den, welcher Seele und Leib verderben kann in der Hölle.
An demselben Tage gewann Josua auch Makeda und schlug es mit der Schärfe des Schwertes samt seinem König und vollstreckte an ihnen und an allen Seelen, die darin waren, den Bann, und ließ niemand übrigbleiben und tat dem König zu Makeda, wie er dem König zu Jericho getan hatte.
Für euer Blut aber, für eure Seelen, will ich Rechenschaft fordern, von der Hand aller Tiere will ich sie fordern und von des Menschen Hand, von seines Bruders Hand will ich des Menschen Seele fordern.
Es begab sich aber, während Israel in dem Lande wohnte, daß Ruben sich mit seines Vaters Kebsweib Bilha verging; und Israel vernahm es.