Yahseph was the second youngest and favorite son of Ya'aqob and Raqhel, Binyamiyn was the youngest one. He received from his father (Yisrayl) a coat of many colours. What is this colorful coat's significance? Could it have symbolized the different colors of the rainbow which was a covenant from Yah? Only Yahwah knows really. But one thing for certain is that they were many colours consisting of this robe which Jacob gave Joseph.  Yahseph was a visionary also. He once had dreams of His brothers showing obescience to Him along with the moon and the stars. Read Genesis 37 as proof. Because of this, his brothers hated him. They threw him into a pit and sold him into Mizraim as a slave. What a horrible thing to do, you might say, but it was part of prophecy! In Mitsrayim(Egypt), he served Potiphar, his master.

Potiphar's wife liked Joseph but he remained loyal. However, this jezebel lied on him and he was incarcerated. In prison, He interpreted the Baker & the Cook's dreams. He even interpreted Pharoah's dream of seven years of plenty/seven years of famine. Because of this Pharoah took him out of prison & made him Viceroy of Mitsrayim. Prophecy was fulfilled when His brothers came down to Mitsrayim and did exactly what He told them they would do, they honored him as a ruler.  One thing to know is that in the Scriptures, it says that His brothers didn't recognize Him, why was that? I'll tell you why it was mostly because Yahseph became darker (through the Edenic sun) than his Hebrew family. The Hebrews('Ibriy) were dark(Shemitic) but he became much darker than them. In Mitsrayim, these great people were very dark(Chamitic), & the Hieroglyphics has proof of this already. " And Yahseph knew his brethren, but they knew not him. "(Genesis 42)

This pic doesn't show us the real Yahseph, because as an ancient Egyptian, he was much darker than this. Here is a good pic of how Joseph would really look like. Yahseph was a Shemite, much  darker than this picture!

Although some are afraid to admit the truth, let it be told now! Just look at the lips and high cheek bones on this statue of Joseph for yourself! Yahseph was not Yephethic, but classified as a Hamite, because of his dark complexion. Isn't it also realistic to see that even Sha'ul(Paul) was called a Mitsrayim(Egyptian) in the Book of Acts? Or how about his student,  Shimon(Simon), referred by a Greek term, Niger? This Greek word means: Black, & presently, Niger is an African country, populated by Black people. Now if they were both labeled as regular Africans, then they had to been dark skinned people. See these ancient Egyptian statues for yourself. Do you not see Black features? Yes!

Yahseph married a Mitsrayim princess named Asenath. She was the daughter of the ancient Egyptian priest, Potipherah of On.  Yahseph and Asenath conceived two sons, Ephrayim & Manasheh. It wasn't too long before Joseph revealed himself to his brothers and his father.  They all wept when they saw him, and he invited them to come to Egypt to live. Before Israyl passed on, he blessed the youngest son Ephraim, and then the firstborn, Manasseh.  (Genesis 48:13-20).  Joseph didn't overstand why His father was doing this, and forbade it, but Israel told him it is prophecy. He said," I know it well my son." Before Yahseph died, He wanted the children of Yisrayl to take His bones out of Mitsrayim, into the Land of Kan'aan, and bury them there. After Moses came and took the Israelites out of Egypt, they did carry Joseph's bones with them.  It has been said that Joseph's statue can be found in modern day Egypt. Some have attributed him to Khufu of Kuwsh. But King Khufu who built the Three Pyramids of Giza, was a Kuwshite(Ethiopian).  Even though he was a Hebrew Israylite,  Yahseph would be described as a Kuwshite too. Joseph is very important in the Nation of Israel! YHWH bless father Joseph and all Josephites!!  Blessed be Abba YAHWAH!!