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Egyptian dynasty, probably the new king who did not know Joseph |
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Egyptian supply city located near rameses, pithom was a center for sun worship. |
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Egptian supply closet located near pithom on the border between Goshen and the north eastern border of Egypt. Means Child of re, the sun god. |
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The land the Israelites lived in, in northeast Egypt. |
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Probably head of midwife organization. Hebrew Midwife, name means beauty. |
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Probably head of midwife organization with Shiphrah. Hebrew midwife, name means radiance. Common names. |
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Pharaoh’s daughter who eventually coruled with him, and then ruled alone. Moses’ adoptive mother. |
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Moses’ mother, Amram’s aunt. |
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Moses’ father, married his aunt. |
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The place where Moses’ fled to, east of the red sea and the gulf of aqaba. |
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Another name for Jethro, means friend of God. |
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Moses’ father in law, name means his abundance |
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Another name for Jethro, also means friend of God |
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Principal place of sun worship, city where Moses was educated. Near the Nile. |
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Aaron’s sons, consumed by God because they offered profane fire before him. |
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Moses’ brother and sidekick. |
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Moses’ eldest son name means “sojourner, refugee or one driven out.” |
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Moses’ second son, name means God is my help |
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Place of the burning bush. (meaning “desolate wasteland”) refers to the mountain range, |
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Mountain peak on Horeb mountain range where God meets Moses and gives him 10 commandments. |
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One of Pharaoh’s magicians |
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One of Pharaoh’s magicians |
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First stop on the way out of Egypt. |
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Location of Egyptian guard tower, where the Israelites crossed the red sea. |
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Sister of Moses, first prophetess in scripture “Song of Miriam” |
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Where God made the bitter water sweet. |
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Camping spot with twelve springs and seventy palm trees. |
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Place of military victory over the Amalekites, descendents of Esau |
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Led the victory at Amalek, and became Moses’ successor. |
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Hekht, God of fertility, believed to manifest in the form of a frog |
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Hathor and Nut, believed to manifest and infest people unworthy to participate in worship. |
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Ptah eventually worshiped by the Israelites in the Golden Calf |
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Ptah eventually worshiped by the Israelites in the Golden Calf |
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Sekhmet, who had the head of a lion and protected the Egyptians from infectious epidemics. |
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targeted Nut, the goddess of the sky |
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attack on the god Serapis, who protected farmers from locusts |
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This plague halted all Egyptian worship activities and was an attack on the sun God (Ra) whom pharaoh was believed to be the offspring of |
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attack on pharaoh and isis |
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