Concept:Joseph named his first son Manasseh to express God's help in making him forget his past suffering and toil.
Explanation:When Joseph's first son was born in Egypt, he said: "God has made me forget all my toil and all my father's house."
The name Manasseh comes from a Hebrew word that means "forgetting".
By giving this name, Joseph acknowledged God's comfort and his new beginning in Egypt.
He was not referring to becoming king, a ruler, or being fruitful.
He was specifically testifying that God had caused him to forget his hardship and troubles.
Answer:B. forget his hardship