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Meaning of "asenath"
Asenath is a noun that refers to a Hebrew name of a woman mentioned in the Book of Genesis
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- An Egyptian woman whom Pharaoh gave to Joseph, son of Jacob, to be his wife, and who bore him two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim.
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Asenath and the head cultist then come to ask his blessing.
Perhaps time and freedom from Asenath would do its work.
Asenath is emphatic.
It was a harder trial to Asenath.
Her name was Asenath and she was the daughter of the priest.
This most likely refers to the book more commonly known as Joseph and Asenath.
Asenath is also well known for her poetry and excellent command of the Hebrew language.
The letter explains that Derby killed Asenath and buried her body in their cellar.
Asenath would succeed-one successful demonstration had taken place already.
His mother was named Asenath.
Apparently Asenath is a fan.
I am sorry for it and for what I have put Asenath through.
Joseph married Asenath whose father was Egyptian and a priest of On.
Ephraim Waite is the aged father of Asenath Waite.
Joseph and Asenath have two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim.
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Poet and husband of Asenath Waite.
Those devilish servants, you know… and if people should get too inquisitive about Asenath.
Outgoing heaven all righteousness, Dinah and Asenath such a dance with such joy.
In the Bible, Asenath is the wife of Joseph and the mother of Ephraim.
Edward Pickman Derby, the protagonist of the story, is a poet and husband of Asenath Waite.
Asenath here, on the other hand.
During that time, he had fathered two boys by his wife, Asenath.
He " died insane " at about the time that Asenath entered the Hall School.
Lastly, Rembrandt included the mother of the children, Asenath.
In the sixth year, Asenath bore two children to Joseph, Manasseh and Ephraim.
Briefly describe your novel, Asenath.
Manasseh and Ephraim, the sons of Joseph and his Egyptian wife, Asenath.
