And Joseph called the name of the firstborn Manasseh: For God, said he, hath made me forget all my toil, and all my father's house.
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Verse 51 is found in chapter 41 of Genesis. Pharaoh places Joseph in a position of authority to administer Egypt’s resources. The former slave becomes a crucial figure in preserving lives during the famine.
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Und er hieß den ersten Manasse; denn Gott, sprach er, hat mich lassen vergessen alles meines Unglücks und all meines Vaters Hauses.
Y llamó José el nombre del primogénito Manasés; porque Dios (dijo) me hizo olvidar todo mi trabajo, y toda la casa de mi padre.
José llamó a su primogénito Manasés, porque dijo: «Dios me ha hecho olvidar todas mis penalidades y toda la casa de mi padre».
Joseph donna au premier-né le nom de Manassé, car, dit-il, Dieu m'a fait oublier toutes mes peines et toute la maison de mon père.
E Giuseppe pose nome al primogenito Manasse; perciocchè, disse egli, Iddio mi ha fatto dimenticare ogni affanno, e tutta la casa di mio padre.
E chamou José ao primogênito Manassés, porque disse: Deus me fez esquecer de todo o meu trabalho, e de toda a casa de meu pai.
約瑟 給長子起名叫 瑪拿西 ,因為他說:「上帝使我忘了一切的困苦和我父的全家。」
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