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The region in Egypt where the Israelites lived for 400+ years
EgyptA fertile area in the eastern Nile Delta of Egypt that Pharaoh granted to Joseph's family when they came to Egypt during the famine (Genesis 47:6). The Israelites grew from a family of 70 into a nation of millions here. When the plagues struck Egypt, Goshen was miraculously spared — no hail, no darkness, no death of firstborn touched God's people there.
Exodus
The God Who Draws Lines
Three more plagues hit Egypt — livestock disease, boils, and apocalyptic hail — and each one reveals the same pattern: God protects His people, Pharaoh makes promises he won't keep, and the gap between stubbornness and surrender keeps getting wider.
Genesis
The Whole Family Goes to Egypt
Jacob packs up everything and everyone to move to Egypt — but not before God shows up one more time to say "don't be afraid, I'm coming with you." What follows is a family roster, an unforgettable reunion, and a strategic plan from Joseph to keep his family safe in a foreign land.
Genesis
When the Whole Family Showed Up in Egypt
Joseph brings his family before Pharaoh and settles them in the best land in Egypt. Meanwhile, the famine reshapes an entire economy — and an aging Jacob makes Joseph swear one final promise about where his body will rest.
Joshua
The Day the Sun Stood Still
Five kings unite to punish Gibeon for making peace with Israel, and Joshua marches all night to honor a promise made to people who deceived him. What follows includes the day God held the sun in place so the battle could be finished — and a military campaign that reshaped the entire southern region.
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