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Who are the first three brothers in the Bible?
In the bible there were many brothers , here are a few Abel an Cain, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers, Moses and Aaron, Andrew and Peter, The three brothers in the ark.
How many brothers did Joseph Fourier have?
if he was the 4th child then he must have brothers
How many brothers did Joseph have when he was sold into slavery?
Joseph did not like it...but he forgave them for selling him into slavery.
How old was Joseph when he was sold into slavery?
Genesis 37:2 says he was seventeen when he was tending his fathers flocks and was given the coat of many colors. Probably not long after that was when he was sold into slavery.
How many times does the word Joseph appear in the bible?
The word 'Joseph' appears 222 times in the KJV Bible.
How many men in the bible have the name Joseph?
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What was the gift that made Joseph's brothers jealous?
Joseph's brothers were jealous when Jacob gave Joseph a coat of many colors as a gift, as it symbolized favoritism towards him.
What kind of clothing did Joseph wear in the bible?
Joseph in the Bible is described as wearing a "coat of many colors" given to him by his father, Jacob. This special garment became a symbol of favoritism and jealousy among Joseph's brothers, ultimately leading to his betrayal and enslavement.
How many brothers did Joseph in the Bible have?
Joseph had one brother, Benjamin, and ten half-brothers, Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar and Zebulun, from other mothers. Joseph was the eleventh of Israel's twelve sons.Joseph had one brother, Benjamin - both from the same Mother and Father - and 10 half-brothers from the same Father.
How many times does Joseph appear in the bible?
The name "Joseph" is in the King James Version of the Bible 235 times. It is in 214 verses.
How many shekels did the brothers sell Joseph for?
Joseph was sold by his brothers for 20 pieces of silver.
How many half-brothers did Jesus have?
Mark 6:3 identifies Jesus' brothers as James, Joses, Juda and Simon, but there is no suggestion, here or anywhere else in the Bible, that they were only half-brothers. The notion that they were really only half-brothers, or even cousins, arose much later in the Catholic Church, which wished to preserve the virginity of Mary throughout her life.
