With a name from the Hebrew "may he add," he went from Canaan to Shechem to Dothan where he was to be killed; however, Reuben placed him in a cistern, after which Potiphar became his master.
This name is also given to a son of Asaph in Chronicles, and a head of the family of Shebaniah in the book of Nehemiah. The most famous man of this name married Asenath and sired the sons Manasseh and Ephriam, after which a famine struck, causing people to pay a fifth of their harvest to the royal house. With a name from the Hebrew "may he add," he went from Canaan to Shechem to Dothan where he was to be killed; however, Reuben placed him in a cistern, after which Potiphar became his master. FTP, name this biblical character, the son of Rachel and Jacob whose brothers sold him into Egyptian slavery, who interpreted the dreams of the pharaoh to gain his favor and owned a nice coat.
This name is also given to a son of Asaph in Chronicles, and a head of the family of Shebaniah in the book of Nehemiah.
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