Joseph son of Jacob (Matthew's Gospel) or Joseph son of Heli (Luke's Gospel) is the father of Jesus in the gospels. Joseph of Arimathea was the rich man who buried Jesus in his own tomb. Some say that by doing so, Joseph of Arimathea was filling the role expected of a father in Jewish tradition.
However, the author of Matthew's Gospel sought to draw a parallel between them by stating that the father of the New Testament Joseph was called Jacob, just as in the Old Testament. Compare this to Luke 3:23, which says that Joseph the father (as was supposed) of Jesus was the son of Heli. The explanation, according to scholars, is that neither genealogy is likely to be historically true.
The Bible does not specifically name her, but she would have been the wife of Jacob, Joseph's father.
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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
In Matthew's Gospel, there are sixty generations from Adam to Jesus, through Joseph and Joseph's father Jacob. In Luke's Gospel, there are seventy six generations from Adam to Jesus, through Joseph and Joseph's father Heli.
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)
A:In Old Testament tradition, Jacob was the ancestor of all the Hebrew people, including the Jews. Since Jesus was a Jew, this tradition would mean that Jesus was a descendant of Jacob. In Matthew's Gospel, Jacob was the father of Joseph, but the virgin birth would mean that there is no blood relationship. In Luke's Gospel, Heli was the father of Joseph, so there is no sense of whether this Jacob was related to Jesus.
In Matthew's Gospel: Jacob was the father of Joseph; Matthan was the father of Jacob ; Eleazar was the father of Matthan. So Eleazar was the (adopted) paternal great great grandfather of Jesus. In Luke's Gospel: Heli was the father of Joseph; Matthat was the father of Heli; Levi was the father of Matthat. So Levi was the (adopted) paternal great great grandfather of Jesus.
No, the Joseph who was sold into slavery in the Old Testament is not the same Joseph who was the father of Jesus in the New Testament. The Joseph in the New Testament is known as Joseph of Nazareth or Joseph the Carpenter, while the Joseph in the Old Testament is known as Joseph, the son of Jacob.
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.
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.
There is no Joseph in Greek Mythology. Joseph of the Christian bible and Abraham faiths is either the son of Jacob or the adopted father of Jesus and husband of Mary.
No, they are two different people. Joseph lived in the Old Testament times (see Genesis) and Joseph lived in New Testament times. (Joseph was not really the father of Jesus, God was, but Joseph was only his earthly father.)