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The Joseph-to-Moses sequence is used to explain why Israel goes to Egypt, becomes enslaved, and receives a liberating prophet who leads the people back toward the promised land.
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The Joseph-to-Moses sequence is used to explain why Israel goes to Egypt, becomes enslaved, and receives a liberating prophet who leads the people back toward the promised land.
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"certainly surgically removed at birth okay so that's a covenant Abraham had a son named Isaac and Isaac had a son named Jacob okay..."
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"And he became a special advisor to the Pharaoh. And he became very wealthy. Meanwhile, back in the land of Israel, Jacob and his..."
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"So his mother puts him in a basket and then this basket drifts down the Nile and into the hands of the Egyptian princess...."
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