Is there a passage or two that tells us of the Egyptians who joined with Israel at the Exodus?
Or is that idea incorrect to begin with?
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Hitch
Or is that idea incorrect to begin with?
Take care
Hitch
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I have searched Exodus and beyond, and I can't find that anywhere. It was all doom and gloom as far as the Egyptian people go at the exodus out of Egypt. There might have been some believers that joined them, but the bible doesn't make reference to it.Hitch said:
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Hitch, it is a valid idea. - Ex. 12:38, and again in Num 11:4, they are called the mixed multitude or erev rav in Hebrew. (Rashi tells us that the number of erev rav numbered 2,400,000) Here is a quote from the JFB Christian Commentary:
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Hitch, it is a valid idea. - Ex. 12:38, and again in Num 11:4, they are called the mixed multitude or erev rav in Hebrew. (Rashi tells us that the number of erev rav numbered 2,400,000) Here is a quote from the JFB Christian Commentary:
Numbers 11:4 said:
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Thanx .That may very well be it. I remembered it as an obscurity but my teacher has long since taken a better chair so I couldnt reach him.Rabbi Cohen said:
thanx again
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