Genesis 35:22

Reuben. — Again another grief for Jacob to mar his return home, and this time it arises from the sin of his first-born, who thereby forfeits the birthright. It was the thought of these miseries, following upon his long years of exile, which made Jacob speak so sorrowfully of his experience of life before Pharaoh (Genesis 47:9).

And Israel heard it. — The Masora notes that some words have here fallen out of the text, which the LXX. fill up by adding, “And it was evil in his sight.”