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Acts 7:15:
15 So Ya’akov went to Mitsrayim,[ref] where he and the twelve tribal leaders eventually died,[ref]
Gen 41:50-52:
50 Before the years of the famine came, Yosef had two sons that Esenat (the daughter of Poti-Fera, the priest of On) gave birth to. 51 Yosef named the oldest son ‘Menasheh’ (Manasseh) (which means ‘forget’), because he said, “God has made me forget all my hardships and all of my family.” 52 His second son he named ‘Efrayim’ (Ephraim) (which means ‘fruitful’), because he said, “God has made me fruitful in the land of my difficulties.”
Acts 7:14:
14 Then Yosef sent for his father Ya’akov and all the extended family[ref]—some seventy-five of them.[ref]