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God promised the land of Israel to Abraham (Genesis ch.13), to Isaac (Genesis ch.26), to Jacob (Genesis ch.28), and to Jacob's descendants (Exodus ch.6). The promise was fulfilled in the time of Joshua. After the Israelites entered and took the Holy Land, it was henceforth known as the land of Israel (instead of Canaan).

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