Origen,
Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. IV, Origen…
(1885)
“ And passing on, he speaks of “brothers selling (one another) ,” alluding to the sons of Jacob; and of “a brother sold,” Joseph to wit; and of “a father deceived,” viz., Jacob, because he entertained no suspicion of his sons when they showed him Joseph’s coat of many colours, but believed their statement, and mourned for his son, who was a slave in Egypt, as if he were dead. ”
