Translations
Original
Notes
Despite his status and power, Joseph stayed true to his heritage. He gave his two sons Hebrew names.
Manasseh: Joseph's wealth and success helped him forget the pain of being away from his family.
Ephraim: By giving him this name, Joseph expressed his thanks to God for making him fruitful in Egypt.
Pharaoh's dreams were fulfilled just as Joseph had explained.
Events
- 7 years of plentyc. 1715 BC
People
Ephraim: Second son of Joseph, and a tribe of Israel
Glossary
Asenath Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Butler Dreams Ephraim (Person) Ephraim, Tribe of Famine Genesis, Book of Jacob Nile River Patriarchs, Period of the Tax, Taxation Wheat
Topics
Economics: Political Egypt: Israel in Joseph's Successful Provision Against the Years of Famine Ephraim: Second Son of Joseph Government: Paternal Functions of Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Two Sons Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Wisdom Joseph: Son of Jacob: Provides Against the Seven Years of Famine Prudence: Joseph, in the Affairs of Egypt Rulers: Righteous: Joseph, in How he Conducted the Affairs of Egypt Servant: Good: Joseph Thankfulness: To God of Joseph Tribe of Ephraim: Descended from Joseph's Second Son Adopted by Jacob