The BOOK [Stick] of JOSEPH

[JacobSmith]

This record evaluates historical knowledge, as it relates to:
------  The BOOK [Stick] of JOSEPH
Information gleaned from social contexts, both secular and religious, are reviewed, using modern genealogical research specialist standards: to properly reconstruct and correctly portray real historical lives and family pedigrees.  Cultural, religious and family tradition, (their stated facts and viewpoints), are surveyed within given ancient contexts of primary and secondary record sources, as handed down for the benefit of our modern generation. 
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Family of Joseph:
Joseph
Marriage:  Joseph was thirty years old when he married Asenath,
the daughter of Potipherah, Prince and Priest of On, in 1781/1721 B.C.

The Children of 025: Joseph
025-001:   DIRECT DESCENDANT (a son) 025: BOOK - Manasseh (Tribe of Manasseh),
                  Genesis 41: 50-51  Born before the years of famine in Egypt happened,
                  circa 1781-1774/1721-1714 B.C.  The Book of Mormon, (another
                  Testament of Jesus Christ), in Alma Chapter 10, confirms that
                  Amulek, living circa 82 B.C., was the son of Giddonah, who was
                  the son of Ishmael, who was a descendant of Aminadi, a further
                  descendant of Nephi, who was the son of Lehi, who came out of
                  the land of Jerusalem, who was a descendant of Manasseh, who
                  was the son of Joseph who was sold into Egypt by the hands
                  of his brethren.  1 Nephi 3: 3 indicates recorded genealogies were
                  preserved on the Brass Plates of Laban: 4000 B.C. until 600 B.C.
                  Further records and prophecies of the Nephites were kept: noted
                  in a direct descending line, from the first man Adam, until Amulek,
                  living circa 82 B.C.  See also: (Ancient Genealogy Judah #052: Research Notes)
025-002:   DIRECT DESCENDANT (a son) 026: EPHRAIM

Family Information:
Samaria: Parable of the Good Samaritan
Samaritan: History and Origin
Samaritans have insisted that they are direct descendants of the Northern Israelite
tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh, who survived the destruction of the Northern kingdom of Israel by the Assyrians in 722 BCE.  The inscription of Sargon II records the deportation of a relatively small proportion of the Israelites (27,290, according to the annals), so it is quite possible that a sizable population remained that could identify
themselves as Israelites, the term that the Samaritans prefer for themselves.