Israelites Were Not Slaves In EgyptUnity Consciousness #1603

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(Part 9qc of 11)

Deuteronomy 23: But you are not to detest an Edomite, because he is your brother; and you are not to detest an Egyptian, because you lived as a foreigner in his land.

Before the Israelites went into Egypt (supposedly as slaves and contrary to Genesis 45), they identified themselves as Canaanites in Genesis 42 and in several other places. There was no such place as Israel or Judah or Jerusalem. Thus, when the Israelites left Egypt, they returned home and killed their family, the Canaanites, in the name of a God they deformed from their Egyptian and Chaldean Kushite/Cushite Ethiopian roots.

The Israelites went into Egypt as guests while multi-colored coat wearing Joseph was there. Seventy of them per Exodus 1.
The Israelites must have decided to stay after the famine because they had it really good under Joseph's rule. They also must have figured this is the best land and best place to be in case another famine comes.
So they stayed and stayed and grew in number and forgot to be gracious guests and didn't want to pay tribute or give back to Egypt.
The party and free ride was over when Joseph died a new Pharaoh took the throne.
The Israelites had to be forced to do the decent thing they were supposed to do anyway.
Since the Israelites were in great need and helped out by the Egyptians, they were supposed to be the servants of the Egyptians in exchange. This was the normal way** to repay such kindness.
When the Israelites were finally forced to pay up, they thought they were being treated unfairly despite all they had been freely given to them for decades.

In this instance, there is no “woe is me” slavery that took place.

In effect, the Israelites were forced to perform community service to work off their debt to Egypt.
Same also as work release program.
At worse, they became indentured servants due to their indebtedness.

**For instance when Jacob had to be his uncle's servant for 14 years in order to get Rachel for his wife.

Who Did They Israelites Have Children With?

They started out with seventy people and ended up with hundreds of thousands.
Were they having children with their siblings, first and second cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, grandchildren?

Perhaps it was with Egyptians?
Or maybe other people who were coming into Egypt.
Or were the Israelites going and forth back home to Canaan and getting married?

No matter what the answer is, the Canaanites, Israelites and Egyptians are still the same people under different names, and so are all the people in all bibles and all the people in the world today.

Dem White Jews

First of all the Israelite Canaanites were not Hebrews or Jews when they went into Egypt.
What made them Hebrew Jews?

The religion.

Where did they get the religion?

Egypt.

If being a Hebrew Jew was due to the religion they already had before entering Egypt, they would have already been Hebrew Jews but they were not.

So how did Israelites from Canaan, supposedly start out as white people, then go into Egypt for hundreds of years and remain white despite the high potential for intermarriage, then those Israelites exodus from Egypt and mix with many groups of people per the Judaeo-Christian bible, and still remain looking like the white jews of today who claim to be original and claim to be the ones who started the religion based on serving the God Iu-em-hept and also claim to be the first Hebrews? (Judges 3)

For instance Judges 1:21 tells us the tribe of Benjamin did not drive their family the Jebusite Canaanites out of Jerusalem who still live among the Benjamin Israelite Canaanites. Jerusalem was formerly called Jebusi.

Kish Of The Jews

Who the original Jews were and are, is shown again in Esther 2: 5 that brings us the first use of the word Jew in relation to a specific person. The verse tells us that there was a Jew, Mordecai of Jair of Shimei of Kish, a Benjamite. (Esther 2:5)

The resemblance of the Coptic name Thosh with Ethaush, signifying, in the same dialect, Ethiopia, is rendered peculiarly striking, from the word Kush (Cush), in the old Egyptian language " Ethiopia f," being retained in the modern name of this place, which in Nubian is called Kish. (Wilkinson: Modern 245, 326)

So whether Kish refers to a person, or whether it refers to a place in Asia, or whether it refers to a place in Africa, the meaning and connection to Kush/Cush/Nubia/Ethiopia remains unchanged, even though spelled differently.

Wilkinson, Sir Gardner, F.R.S., “Modern Egypt and Thebes: Being A Description Of Egypt; Including The Information Required For Travelers In That Country,” (London): John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1843.) Vol II