Genesis 41:51 gives the naming of Manasseh and its meaning — 'God has made me forget' — adding depth to his identity.

Genesis 41:52 gives the naming of Ephraim and its meaning — 'God has made me fruitful' — explaining the significance.

Genesis 46:20 lists Manasseh and Ephraim as Joseph's sons born in Egypt, confirming the genealogical record.

Genesis 48:5 records Jacob adopting Manasseh and Ephraim as his own sons, elevating them to tribal status.

Genesis 48:13-20 describes Jacob blessing the two boys with crossed hands, establishing Ephraim's prominence.

Genesis 48:16 contains Jacob's blessing that these sons carry his name and multiply greatly.