The name Joseph is Hebrew. The Pharaoh did not give Joseph a Hebrew name, he gave him an Egyptian name, which was Zaphnathpaaneah.
Genesis 41:45 And Pharaoh called Joseph's name Zaphnathpaaneah; and he gave him to wife Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On. And Joseph went out over all the land of Egypt.
The pharaoh of Joseph was likely Pharaoh Amenemhat III or a ruler from the 12th Dynasty of ancient Egypt. Joseph served as a high-ranking official in the pharaoh's court during a period of prosperity and famine, as described in The Bible.
The Bible does not say and there is no extra-biblical Egyptian or Greek source that mentions Joseph or the events in the Joseph-story (such as the seven years of plenty and seven years of famine). As a result, it is unanswerable.
A:The Book of Genesis says that Joseph was an interpreter of dreams and second in charge to the pharaoh, but not actually pharaoh himself. The scholarly answer is that he was not a real person: it is just a story.
After the death of Joseph, a new pharaoh came to power in Egypt who did not know Joseph. This new pharaoh oppressed the Israelites and enslaved them, setting the stage for the events recounted in the book of Exodus.
Joseph gains the Pharaoh's favor by interpreting the Pharaoh's dreams accurately, advising him on how to prepare for the upcoming years of plenty and famine, and showing wisdom and administrative skills when managing Egypt's resources during the famine. This earns the Pharaoh's trust and leads to Joseph being appointed as a high-ranking official in Egypt.
Pharaoh helped Joseph in the Bible. He was impressed by Joseph's ability to interpret dreams and entrusted him with overseeing Egypt's food supply during a famine, leading to Joseph's rise to power and eventual reunion with his family.
Zaphenath-paneah is an Egyptian name given to Joseph by Pharaoh in the Old Testament. It means "God speaks and he lives." Joseph was given this name when he interpreted Pharaoh's dreams and became a high official in Egypt.
In the Biblical account, Pharaoh delegates part of his own authority and power to Joseph. Joseph is clearly an important man, but he's still subject to Pharaoh.
Joseph the son of Jacob , interpreted the dreams of Pharaoh.
God gave Joseph the ability to interpret the Pharaoh's dream, which gained him favor with the Pharaoh. The story is found in Genesis 41.
In-the book of Genesis chapter verse 45 the name of the pharaoh was pharaoh.
Joseph gains the Pharaoh's favor by interpreting the Pharaoh's dreams accurately, advising him on how to prepare for the upcoming years of plenty and famine, and showing wisdom and administrative skills when managing Egypt's resources during the famine. This earns the Pharaoh's trust and leads to Joseph being appointed as a high-ranking official in Egypt.
I do not believe there is any reliable source of information that names the pharaoh of Egypt when the man known as Joseph was in Egypt.
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A:The Book of Genesis says that Joseph was an interpreter of dreams and second in charge to the pharaoh, but not actually pharaoh himself. The scholarly answer is that he was not a real person: it is just a story.
It is in the book of Genesis, at the time of of Joseph, Pharaoh is first mentioned.
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