The mature men were about 600,000 (Exodus 12:37), plus the 22,000 Levites (Numbers 3:39). To this must be added the converts (Exodus 12:38), and the women and children. Based on the ratio of firstborn to younger children (Numbers ch.3), it can be seen that the children were numerous. Estimates for the total number are usually given at two million or more.See also:
He enslaved them.
To keep him from death. the pharaoh though there were too many Hebrews and decided to kill the new born male babies.
God brought many plagues upon Pharaoh's country (Exodus ch.7-12).
Nope, that was about it. The bible has many verses that support slavery in all its forms. Most religions support slavery.
After prosper Judaism was formed however, the pharaoh of Egypt didn't like how many Israelites were living in Egypt with fear of them rebelling and taking control and the Israelites were enslaved by Egypt. After asking the pharaoh to release his people and the pharaoh saying no bad fortune was given and later the Israelites were freed a man named Moses was responsible he then lead Israelites back to their land of Canaan taking many, many years in what is now known as the Exodus
Yes, the Hebrews had many many wars.
Moses was sent to Egypt by God to bring the Hebrews out of their slavery so that God could start a new nation (People) for His name. The main problem was that Pharaoh was not willing to let the people go. God sent many plagues upon Egypt, but it wasn't until the death of the "first borns" that Pharaoh decided to let the people go out of his country. Of coarse we know that Pharaoh had second thoughts and send troops to bring them back. but God drowned the soldiers in the Red Sea.
They wanted to keep slavery because it played a large part in their income and also because they felt that there would be too many free blacks otherwise. :)
The next person to become a pharaoh was the pharaoh's son. most pharaohs had many wives which meant many kids.
As many as their hearts desired. Remember... Pharaoh's made the rules.
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There are over 200 known Pharaoh's.