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Joseph and Asenath

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Joseph and Asenath an early Jewish work, highly regarded in Eastern and Western Christian traditions, most likely emanating from Alexandrian Egypt between 200 BC and AD 200, probably composed in Greek. Based on Genesis, it narrates the conversion of Asenath to Judaism and her subsequent betrothal to the patriarch Joseph. The work teaches that conversion to Judaism brings life and blessing, while urging Jews to maintain their distinctive way of life in a non-Jewish dominant culture. Author not available, JOSEPH AND ASENATH. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Asenath
Asenath ♀ Biblical name, borne by Joseph's Egyptian wife (Genesis 41:45), who became the mother of Manasseh and Ephraim. The name is said to have meant ‘she belongs to her father’ in Ancient Egyptian. Read more
Asenath
Asenath. Daughter of the Egyptian high priest of On and wife of Joseph . Her two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim , were the patriarchs of their eponymous tribes. Read more

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