בראשית, פרק מ״ב, פסוק כ״ו

After completing their business in Egypt, the brothers prepare for their departure and begin the journey back to Canaan. They load their animals with the grain and food they had just acquired, with the commentators agreeing that their cargo refers specifically to these newly purchased provisions.

A seamless flow of action marks their departure, highlighting the speed and urgency with which the brothers moved. They did not linger in Egypt for even a moment beyond what was strictly required. They remained just long enough to pack the grain onto their donkeys, and immediately set out on their way without any further delay [אור החיים].