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• So, with all his father’s household, he continued to dwell in Egypt, and reached the age of a hundred and ten. He lived to see Ephraim a grandfather, and Machir, son of Manasses, had children whom he took on his knees.✻ (Genesis 50, 22)

• After this he said to his kindred, When I am dead, God will have mercy on you, and enable you to return from this country to the home which he promised Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. (Genesis 50, 23)

• So he died, a hundred and ten years old, and they embalmed him with spices, and laid him to rest in a coffin, there in Egypt. (Genesis 50, 25)

• Here are the names of Israel’s sons; these were the men who betook themselves to Egypt, each with his family, when Jacob went there; (Exodus 1, 1)

• There were seventy souls altogether that came from Jacob’s stock, but of these, Joseph was in Egypt already. (Exodus 1, 5)

• When he and his brethren and all their next descendants were dead, (Exodus 1, 6)

• the race of Israel grew into a teeming multitude, in such strength that the whole land was peopled with them. (Exodus 1, 7)

• See, he said to his people, how the race of the Israelites has grown, till they are stronger than we are. (Exodus 1, 9)

• We must go prudently about it and keep them down, or their numbers will grow; what if war threatens, and they make common cause with our enemies? They will get the better of us, and leave our country altogether. (Exodus 1, 10)

• So he made them answerable to officers of the public works, who laid crushing burdens on them, using them to build the store-cities of Phithom and Ramesses; (Exodus 1, 11)

• but the more they were ill-treated, the more they bred and multiplied. (Exodus 1, 12)

• The Egyptians, in their abhorrence for the Israelites, oppressed and insulted them, (Exodus 1, 13)