They're not mutually exclusive. In this case, in fact, both are true. It's well known that Joseph was the carpenter, but according to Matthew 1:16, Joseph was also the son of Jacob.
We do not know who was Joseph's mother. There is even some confusion about the correct name for his father: Matthew's Gospel tells us that Joseph's father was called Jacob, while Luke's Gospel tells us that his father was Heli.
No, Isaac was Jacob's father, Abraham was Isaac's father, so he was Jacob's grandfather.
Isaac is the father of Jacob and Esau. Jacob is the father of Joseph so Isaac would be Joseph's grandfather.
Jacob is the father of Joseph and Benjamin. who is the son of Isaac and Rebekah.
Adam - father of Cain and Abel Isaac - father of Jacob and Esau Abraham - father of Isaac Joseph of Nazareth - father of Jesus Jacob - father of Joseph Zechariah - father of John the Baptist Jesse - father of David Joseph (son of Jacob) - father of Mannaseh David - father of Solomon
The Bible does not specifically name her, but she would have been the wife of Jacob, Joseph's father.
The father of Joseph was called Jacob.
There are 12 Josephs mentioned in the Bible.Three of the most well known areJoseph the son of Jacob and Rachel, who brought his family, the Israelites, into Egypt. (Ge 35:24)Joseph, Jesus' step father, who was ALSO the son of someone named Jacob(Matthew 1:16) andJoseph the half brother of Jesus , who's father would have been Joseph (Matthew 13:55)
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According to Matthew 1:16, Joseph's father was Jacob, but Luke says that his father was Heli.
AnswerFirst of all, the Jacob in Genesis was certainly the father of the Joseph in Genesis. Joseph, the father of Jesus, came many centuries later than the events and people depicted in the Book of Genesis. Matthewsays that Joseph's father was called Jacob, and proceeds to draw a parallel between this Joseph and the Old Testament Joseph, thereby drawing parallels between Jesus and Moses. On the other hand, Luke's Gospel clearly says that Joseph's father was called Heli, its author apparently not having identified the possibilities developed by the author of Matthew.
I asked this question, realised how ambiguous it is because both Josephs' father is Jacob, then did some research and I will now answer it. Jacob's son Joseph (the first Joseph) is the son of Jacob, the son of Isaac. The Joseph that married Mary (the second Joseph) is the son of Jacob, the son of Matthan. No, they are not the same.