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Give five reasons why the Israelites had to leave Egypt.

      

Give five reasons why the Israelites had to leave Egypt.

  

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- The Israelites left because they wanted to worship God in the wilderness.
- The new Pharaoh who came to power did not know Joseph and therefore started oppressing
the Israelites.
- They left because of the suffering they were objected to.
- The Egyptian rulers felt that the Israelites could join their enemies and defeat them.
- They had cried to God and God had heard their prayers.
- They had increased in number and this was a threat to the Egyptians
- It was a fulfillment of God’s promise to Abraham that his descendants would be enslaved in
a foreign land for 400 years and later God would remove them to give them the Promised
Land.

OR

Pharaoh had increased his oppression on them so God wanted them to leave.

God wanted to fulfill his promise to Abraham that he would deliver his descendants.

God wanted to free them so that they could go and worship him in the wilderness.

God had seen their affliction and heard their cries so He sent Moses to deliver them.

There was a need to unite the Israelites as a nation because in Egypt they were divided by their masters.

Faimus answered the question on December 11, 2017 at 16:46


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