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And now the country was stricken with famine; and Abram made his way into Egypt, to take refuge there, so grievous was the famine all over the country. (Genesis 12, 10)
And when he had nearly reached Egypt, he said to his wife Sarai, I have it in mind that thou art a woman fair to see; (Genesis 12, 11)
And sure enough, as soon as Abram set foot in Egypt, the Egyptians remarked the great beauty of his wife, (Genesis 12, 14)
So Abram came back from Egypt into the south country, with his wife and all that belonged to him; Lot, too, went in his company. (Genesis 13, 1)
Whereupon Lot looked about him, and the great hollow of Jordan met his eye, well watered, in those days before the Lord destroyed Sodom and Gomorrha, like the garden of the Lord itself, or the land of Egypt approached by way of Segor. (Genesis 13, 10)
Here he divided his confederates into companies, and fell upon the enemy by night, routing them and driving them in their flight as far as Hoba, to the left of Damascus; (Genesis 14, 15)
And the Lord, that day, made a covenant with Abram; I will grant this land, he told him, to thy posterity, with its borders reaching up to the river of Egypt, and the great river Euphrates; (Genesis 15, 18)
To this, Abram made answer, Is she not in thy power, thy own maid-servant? Do what thou wilt with her. Thus it was that Sarai used her cruelly, and she took refuge in flight. (Genesis 16, 6)
The country where he lived reaches from Hevila to Sur, at the gate of Egypt, where the way to Assur lies; and he died with all his kindred about him.✻ (Genesis 25, 18)
when the Lord appeared to him and said, No, do not take refuge in Egypt; thou art to remain in the land of my choice. (Genesis 26, 2)
Jacob had given his father-in-law no warning of his flight, (Genesis 31, 20)
In the meanwhile, too, God had said to Jacob, Bestir thyself, go up to Bethel, and make thy dwelling there; there build an altar to the God who revealed himself to thee when thou wast in flight from thy brother Esau. (Genesis 35, 1)
