Genesis 30:22-24
remembered.8:1; 21:1; 29:31; 1Sa 1:19,20; Ps 105:42opened.2; 21:1,2; 25:21; 29:31; Ps 113:9; 127:3 "Be fruitful and multiply," was the blessing of God: barrenness therefore was reckoned a reproach. The intense desire of having children, observable among the Jewish women, arose not only from this reproach of barrenness, but from the hope of being the mother of the promised seed, and Him in whom all the nations of the earth were to be blessed. 29:31; 1Sa 1:5,6; Isa 4:1; Lu 1:21,25,27 And she.35:24; 37:2,4; 39:1-23; 42:6; 48:1-22; 49:22-26; De 33:13-17Eze 37:16; Ac 7:9-15; Heb 11:21,22; Re 7:8Joseph. that is, Adding.35:17,18Genesis 41:51
called. A.M. 2292. B.C. 1712.48:5,13,14,18-20; De 33:17Manasseh. i.e., Forgetting.30; Ps 45:10; Isa 57:16forget.Ps 30:5,11; Pr 31:7; Isa 65:16Genesis 48:5
two sons.41:50-52; 46:20; Jos 13:7; 14:4; 16:1-17:18are mine.Le 20:26; Nu 1:10,32-35; 26:28-37; Isa 43:1; Eze 16:8; Mal 3:172Co 6:18; Eph 1:5Reuben.1Ch 5:1,2; Re 7:6,7Genesis 48:14-20
his right hand.Ex 15:6; Ps 110:1; 118:16and laid.Nu 8:10,18; De 34:9; Mt 19:13,15; 6:5; 16:18; Lu 4:40; 13:13; Ac 6:6Ac 8:17-19; 13:3; 1Ti 4:14; 5:22guiding.19firstborn.18; 41:51; 46:20 blessed.16; 27:4; 28:3; 49:28; De 33:1; Heb 11:21did walk.5:22-24; 6:9; 17:1; 24:20; 1Ki 3:6; Ps 16:8; Isa 30:21; Jer 8:2Lu 1:6; 1Co 10:31; 2Co 1:12; Col 2:6; 1Th 2:12fed me.28:20,22; Ps 23:1; 37:3; 103:4,5; Ec 2:24,25; 5:12,18; 6:7Isa 33:16; Mt 6:25-34; 1Ti 6:6-10 Angel.16:7-13; 28:15; 31:11-13; Ex 3:2-6; 23:20,21; Jud 2:1-4; 6:21-24Jud 13:21,22; Ps 34:7,22; 121:7; Isa 47:4; 63:9; Ho 12:4,5; Mal 3:1Ac 7:30-35; 1Co 10:4,9redeemed.Ps 34:2; Mt 6:13; Joh 17:15; Ro 8:23; 2Ti 4:18; Tit 2:14my name.5; 32:28; De 28:10; 2Ch 7:14; Jer 14:9; Am 9:12; Ac 15:17grow into. Heb. as fishes do increase.1:21,22; Nu 1:46; 26:34,37Fish are the most prolific of all animals: a tench lays 1,000 eggs, a carp 20,000, and Leuwenhoek counted in a middling sized cod, 9,384,000. a multitude.49:22; Ex 1:7; Nu 26:28-37; De 33:17; Jos 17:17 laid his.14displeased him. Heb. was evil in his eyes.28:8; 38:10; Nu 11:1; 22:34; *marg:1Sa 16:7; 1Ki 16:25; 1Ch 21:7; Pr 24:18; Ro 9:7,8,11 Not so.19:18; Ex 10:11; Mt 25:9; Ac 10:14; 11:8for this.27:15; 29:26; 43:33; 49:3 said, I know it.14; 17:20,21; 25:28; Nu 1:33-35; 2:19-21; De 33:17; Isa 7:17Eze 27:10; Re 7:6,8become.De 1:10; Ru 4:11,12multitude. Heb. fulness. Israel bless.24:60; 28:3; Ru 4:11,12and he set.Nu 2:18-21; 7:48,54; 10:22,23; 13:8,11,16Joshua 13:29-31
29 26; Nu 32:39-41; De 3:13-15; 1Ch 2:21-23 Ashtaroth.12:4the children of Machir by.Nu 32:39,40Joshua 17:1-11
1 The lot of Manasseh.7 His coast.12 The Canaanites not driven out.14 The children of Joseph obtain another lot. the firstborn.Ge 41:51; 46:20; 48:18; De 21:17Machir.Ge 50:23; Nu 26:29; 27:1; 32:39,40; Jud 5:14; 1Ch 2:23; 7:14,15Gilead.Nu 26:29; 32:33,40; De 3:13-15 the rest.Nu 26:29-32the children.Jud 6:11; 8:2; 1Ch 7:18Abiezer.Nu 26:30Jeezer. children of Asriel.Nu 26:31children of Hepher.Nu 26:32 Nu 26:33; 27:1; 36:2-11 Eleazar.14:1; Nu 34:17-29The Lord commanded.Nu 27:6,7; Ga 3:28 ten portions.As there were six sons and five daughters, among whom this division was to be made, there should be eleven portions: but Zelophehad, son of Hepher, having left five daughters in his place, neither he nor Hepher is reckoned. The lot of Manasseh therefore was divided into ten parts; five for the five sons of Gilead, Abiezer, Helek, Asriel, Shechem, and Shemida; and five for the five daughters of Zelophehad, Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah. 2,3,14beside.13:29-31; Nu 32:30-42 6 Asher.Eusebius says this was a town in his time not far from Neapolis, towards Scythopolis or Bethshan; between which towns it is also placed by the old Jerusalem Itinerary. Michmethah.Situated, probably, east of Shechem, though its precise situation, as well as that of many others, cannot, at this distance of time, be ascertained. Many of these towns were small, and we may rationally conclude, slightly built; and consequently have perished more than two thousand years ago. It would therefore be useless now to look for such places; though in many instances, their ancient names have been preserved, and their sites identified. Several towns even in England, mentioned by Cæsar and other ancient writers, are no longer discernible; several have changed their names, and not a few their situation. 16:6-8Shechem.20:7; 21:21; 24:1,32; Ge 34:2; 37:12,14; Jud 9:1; 1Ki 12:1,251Ch 6:67 of Tappuah.12:17; 15:34,53; 16:8 river Kanah. or, brook of reeds.The brook Kanah seem to be what is now called Nahr el Kasab, which falls into the Mediterranean a few miles south of Cæsarea of Palestine, mentioned by the Hon. C. L. Irby, and J. Mangles. 16:8these cities.16:9the out-goings.16:3,8; 19:29the sea. The Mediterranean. 10 Manasseh.16:9; 1Ch 7:29Beth-shean, the Scythopolis of the Greek and Roman writers, was situated in the plain of Jordan, west of that river, 120 furlongs (south) from Tiberias, according to Josephus, and 600 furlongs (north) from Jerusalem. (2 Mac 12:29.) It was the largest city of the Decapolis, and the only one on that side of Jordan. It is now called Bisan, 8 hours or 24 miles from Tiberias; and described by Dr. Richardson, exclusive of its ruins, as a "collection of miserable hovels, containing 200 inhabitants." 1Sa 31:10,12Beth-shan.1Ki 4:12Ibleam.2Ki 9:27; 1Ch 6:70Bileam.Dor.Dor, according to Eusebius, was situated on the Mediterranean, nine miles from Cæsarea Palestine, towards Carmel. The village of Tortura, four leagues north of Cæsarea, is supposed to nearly occupy it site. 12:23; Jud 1:27; 1Ki 4:11Endor.1Sa 28:7; Ps 83:10Taanach.12:21; Jud 5:19Megiddo.Jud 1:27; 5:19; 1Ki 4:12; 9:15; 2Ki 9:27; 23:29,30; 2Ch 35:22Zec 12:11
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