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When was Abraham the Hebrew born?

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Tradition holds that Abraham was born around 2000 BCE. No exact year is known.

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According to tradition, Abraham was born in 1812 BCE.

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Traditional chronology places the birth of Abraham in 1812 BCE. See also:

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