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Genesis 15 teaches two things: 1. Abrahams descendants would be strangers in a country not their own for four hundred years. 2. In the fourth generation descendants would come back to the promise land.

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Genesis 15 teaches two things:. Abrahams descendants would be strangers in a country not their own for four hundred years. In the fourth generation descendants would come back to the promise land. Exodus 12:40-41. People lived in Egypt* 430 years. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Genesis 15 teaches two things:

Genesis 15 teaches two things:

1. Abrahams descendants would be strangers in a country not their own for four hundred years.

2. In the fourth generation descendants would come back to the promise land.

Page 2: Genesis 15 teaches two things:

Exodus 12:40-41

People lived in Egypt* 430 years.

* Footnote in many translations Egypt and Canaan.

Page 3: Genesis 15 teaches two things:

Galatians 3:17

430 years from the giving of the covenant to Abraham to the giving of the Law to Moses

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• How do you line these three passages up?

• Search the scriptures for truth.

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Working with peoples ages

Gen. 12:4 Abraham was 75 when God made covenant.

Gen. 21:5 Abraham was 100 when Isaac was born.

Gen. 25:26 Isaac was 60 when Jacob was born.

Gen. 47:9 Jacob was 130 when he entered Egypt

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From the Covenant given to Abraham at age 75

to the time Jacob entered Egypt at 130 was 215

years.

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Joseph’s Part of the PictureGen. 37:2 says Joseph was 17 when he was sold into slavery.

Gen. 41:46 was Joseph was 30 when he was put second in command in Egypt.

Gen. 45:6 teaches us that 9 years passes from when Joseph was put in charge and he reveals himself to his brothers.

Gen. 50:26 Joseph dies at 110

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Exodus

1:1-6 Joseph rules in Egypt for 71 years after his family came to Egypt.

7:7 Moses was 80 at the Exodus.

Put those two times together and you have 151 years.

Question becomes: How much time between 1:6 and 2:2?

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A very reasonable guess!

Genesis 15 covenant states that the fourth generation will come back to promises Land.

This is important because it is not just about years but also generations.

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Abraham’s son was Isaac.

Isaac’s son was Jacob.

Jacob’s son was Levi.

Levi’s daughter Jochebed gave birth to Moses.

Moses was Levi’s grandson!

Reference Exodus 6:16-20 & Numbers 26:59

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Genesis 15 four generations fulfilled in Exodus 6 and it is understood as the fourth generation that entered the land of Egypt where they became slaves and God heard their crying.

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I’m going to suggest that the time period between Exodus 1:6 and 2:2 is 64 years and this is the reason why.

Page 13: Genesis 15 teaches two things:

Exodus1:1-6 Joseph rules in Egypt for 71 years.

7:7 Moses was 80 at the Exodus.

Put those two times together and you have 151 years.

Add 64 years to that and you have 215 years.

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You have 215 years from the giving of the covenant until Jacob enters Egypt.

You have 215 years from Jacob entering Egypt until Moses leads the people out.

215 + 215 equals 430. The same number Paul uses in Galatians and Moses uses in Exodus. In fact Moses says 430 years to the very day.