* he hath.
   The base affection of this woman being disappointed, was
   changed into rancorous hatred, and she exults in the
   opportunity of being revenged on Joseph.  She begins her
   accusation in the affected language of offended modesty,
   rage, and disdain, by charging her husband, whom we may
   reasonably assume she did not greatly love, with being an
   accessory to the indignity she pretended to have received:
   "He hath brought in a Hebrew," a very abomination to an
   Egyptian, "to mock us," insult and treat me in a base,
   unworthy manner.

 * an Hebrew.
  17  10:21  14:13  40:15  Ps 120:3  Eze 22:5 
 * he came.
  7  Ps 35:11  55:3  Pr 10:18  Isa 51:7  54:17  Mt 5:11  26:59  Lu 23:2 
  2Co 6:8  1Pe 2:20  3:14-18  4:14-19 
 * loud.  Heb. great.