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Joseph
Nave’s Topical Bible, 1897 · source
- 1. Son of Jacob Genesis 30:24
- Personal appearance of Genesis 39:6
- His father's favorite child Genesis 33:2Genesis 37:3Genesis 37:4Genesis 37:35Genesis 48:221 Chronicles 5:2John 4:5
- His father's partiality for, excites the jealousy of his brethren Genesis 37:4Genesis 37:11Genesis 37:18–28Psalms 105:17Acts 7:9
- His prophetic dreams of his fortunes in Egypt Genesis 37:5–11
- Sold as a slave into Egypt Genesis 37:27Genesis 37:28
- Is falsely reported to his father as killed by wild beasts Genesis 37:29–35
- Is bought by Potiphar, an officer (LXX has "eunuch") of Pharaoh Genesis 37:36
- Is prospered of God Genesis 39:2–5Genesis 39:21Genesis 39:23
- Is falsely accused, and thrown into prison; is delivered by the friendship of another prisoner Genesis 39Genesis 40Psalms 105:18
- Is an interpreter of dreams
- Of the two prisoners Genesis 40:5–23
- Of Pharaoh Genesis 41:1–37
- His name is changed to Zaphnath-paaneah Genesis 41:11
- Is promoted to authority next to Pharaoh at thirty years of age Genesis 41:37–46Psalms 105:19–22
- Marries the daughter of the priest of On Genesis 41:45
- Provides against the seven years of famine Genesis 41:46–57
- Exports the produce of Egypt to other countries Genesis 41:57
- Sells the stores of food to the people of Egypt, exacting from them all their money, flocks and herds, lands and lives Genesis 47:13–26
- Exempts the priests from the exactions Genesis 47:22Genesis 47:26
- His father sends down into Egypt to buy (grain) Genesis 42Genesis 43Genesis 44
- Reveals himself to his brothers; sends for his father; provides the land of Goshen for his people; and sustains them during the famine Genesis 45Genesis 46Genesis 47:1–12
- His two sons Genesis 41:50Genesis 41:52
- See Ephraim
- See Manasseh
- Mourns the death of his father Genesis 50:1–14
- Exacts a pledge from his brothers to convey his remains to Canaan GEN 50:2,4,25; HEB 11:22; with Exodus 13:19Joshua 24:32Acts 7:16
- Death of Genesis 50:22–26
- Kindness of heart Genesis 40:7Genesis 40:8
- Joseph's integrity Genesis 39:7–12
- His humility Genesis 41:16Genesis 45:7–9
- His wisdom Genesis 41:33–57
- His piety Genesis 41:51
- His faith Genesis 45:5–8
- Was a prophet Genesis 41:38Genesis 41:39Genesis 50:25Exodus 13:19
- God's providence with Genesis 39:2–5Psalms 105:17–22
- His sons jointly called JOSEPH Deuteronomy 33:13–17
- Descendants of Genesis 46:20Numbers 26:28–37
- 2. Father of Igal, the spy Numbers 13:7
- 3. Of the sons of Asaph 1 Chronicles 25:21 Chronicles 25:9
- 4. A returned exile Ezra 10:42
- 5. A priest Nehemiah 12:14
- 6. Husband of Mary Matthew 13:55Mark 6:3Matthew 1:18–25Luke 1:27
- His genealogy Matthew 1:1–16Luke 3:23–38
- An angel appears and testifies to the innocence of his betrothed Matthew 1:19–24
- Lives at Nazareth Luke 2:4
- Belongs to the town of Bethlehem Luke 2:4
- Goes to Bethlehem to be enrolled Luke 2:1–4
- Jesus born to Matthew 1:25Luke 2:7
- Presents Jesus in the temple Luke 2:22–39
- Returns to Nazareth Luke 2:39
- Warned in a dream to escape to Egypt in order to save the infant's life Matthew 2:13–15
- Warned in a dream to return to Nazareth Matthew 2:19–23
- Attends the annual feast at Jerusalem with his family Luke 2:42–51
- 7. Of Arimathaea
- Begs for the body of Jesus for burial in his own tomb Matthew 27:57–60Mark 15:42–47Luke 23:50–56John 19:38–42
- 8. Three ancestors of Joseph Luke 3:24Luke 3:26Luke 3:30
- 9. Also called BARSABAS, surnamed JUSTUS
- One of the two persons nominated in place of Judas Acts 1:21Acts 1:22Acts 1:23
- 10. A designation of the ten tribes of Israel Amos 5:6