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• sons and grandsons and daughters with them, the whole of his race. (Genesis 46, 7)

• These are the names of Israel’s descendants who made their way into Egypt. He had his sons with him, of whom Ruben was the first-born, (Genesis 46, 8)

• and Ruben’s own sons were called Henoch, Phallu, Hesron, and Charmi. (Genesis 46, 9)

• Juda’s were called Her, Onan, Sela, Phares and Zara, but of these, Her and Onan had already died in Chanaan; Phares had two sons, Hesron and Hamul. (Genesis 46, 12)

• So much for the sons Lia bore in Mesopotamia of the Syrians, with one daughter, Dina; the whole count of these, sons and daughters, was thirty-three. (Genesis 46, 15)

• Gad’s sons were called Sephion, Haggi, Suni, Esebon, Heri, Arodi and Areli. (Genesis 46, 16)

• Aser’s were called Jamne, Jesua, Jessui and Beria, and they had a sister called Sara; Beria had two sons, Heber and Melchiel. (Genesis 46, 17)

• Joseph’s two sons, Manasses and Ephraim, were borne to him in Egypt by Aseneth, daughter of Putiphare that was priest at Heliopolis; (Genesis 46, 20)

• Meanwhile, Joseph had had two sons born to him in Egypt; so that Jacob’s whole clan, when they found a home in Egypt, reached the number of seventy. (Genesis 46, 27)

• Thus Israel began to find a home in Egypt, that is, in the land of Gessen, took possession of it, and flourished, and grew great. (Genesis 47, 27)

• but Jacob would have him bind himself by an oath. So he gave his oath; and then Israel turned his eyes towards the top of his bed,✻ and gave praise to God. (Genesis 47, 31)

• Soon after this, Joseph was told that his father had fallen sick, and took his two sons, Ephraim and Manasses, to visit him. (Genesis 48, 1)