Genesis was not a person. Genesis is the first book of the Bible (out of 66).
In the Book of Genesis, Jacob promises that Joseph's sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, will be treated as his own sons and will receive a share of the inheritance alongside Jacob's other sons. This act of adoption is symbolized when Jacob blesses the boys, placing his right hand on Ephraim, the younger, and his left on Manasseh, effectively elevating Ephraim's status. This blessing signifies the importance of Joseph's lineage within the tribes of Israel.
genesis 41:44--joseph's wife was a daughter of the priest of On.
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Its etymology is given in Genesis 41:52. "And Joseph named his second son Ephraim, saying: 'for God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction.' "See also:More about Joseph
Ephraim is the son of Joseph born in Egypt. The reference in Isaiah refers to the tribe of Ephraim and his descendents. Ephraim was part of the Northern kingdom that split from Judah in the southern kingdom.Additional Answer:The name must be read in context as it may refer to the younger son of Joseph, the tribe of Ephraim, or all the House of Israel. Ephraim is called the firstborn and is the primary holder of the 'birthright' Promise. In Genesis 48:19 it says Ephraim will become a great multitude/company/commonwealth of Nations.As the Book of Isaiah is dual prophetically, some passages mentioning Ephraim refer to end-time events surrounding these peoples.Jeremiah 31:9New International Version (NIV) 9 They will come with weeping;they will pray as I bring them back.I will lead them beside streams of wateron a level path where they will not stumble,because I am Israel's father,and Ephraim is my firstborn son.
Joseph's two sons were Ephraim and Manesseh. When the twelve tribes of Israel entered Canaan and divided up the land, Ephraim and Manesseh each received a share of the land, instead of Joseph their father. In this way, Joseph, through his sons, received a "double portion" of the Promised Land.
Menasheh and Ephraim (Genesis 41:50-52). See also:More about Joseph
Ephraim Hertzano has written: 'The official rummikub book' -- subject(s): Rummikub (Game)
There's about 38,000 words there, depending on the version.
The city of Babel was in the book of Genesis and still exists to this day. It is now known as the city of Babylon.
Nimrod's father's name was Cush, according to the Bible in the Book of Genesis.