Manasse
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Manasse
| Kön | man | |
|---|---|---|
| Far | Josef | |
| Mor | Asenat | |
| Syskon | Efraim | |
| Barn | Machir, Jair, Asriel | |
| Förekommer i verk | Genesis 41, Genesis 46, Genesis 48, Genesis 50, 4 Moseboken 1, Jesaja 9 | |
Manasse var patriarken Josefs förstfödde son vars ättlingar kom att räknas som en egen stam.
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Illustration by Owen Jones from "The History of Joseph and His Brethren" (Day & Son, 1869). Scanned and archived at www.OldBookArt.com where it was marked as Public Domain. Text from Book: And Israel stretched out his right hand, and laid it upon Ephraim's head, who was the younger, and his left upon Manasseh's head guiding his hands wittingly. For Manasseh was the first born. Genesis, C. XLVIII. V. 14.
Illustration by Owen Jones from "The History of Joseph and His Brethren" (Day & Son, 1869). Scanned and archived at www.OldBookArt.com where it was marked as Public Domain. Text from Book: And Israel stretched out his right hand, and laid it upon Ephraim's head, who was the younger, and his left upon Manasseh's head guiding his hands wittingly. For Manasseh was the first born. Genesis, C. XLVIII. V. 14.