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The Jews moved to Egypt about 640 years after the flood, though they were not 'slaves' immediately. They were 'sojourners'(temporary residents) until the death of Joseph, working for Pharaoh during that time.
History: It is believed by many that the flood occurred in 2370 BCE.
A covenant was made with Abraham in 1943 BCE, when he entered Canaan and Israel's 400 year 'affliction' began when Ishmael (son of the Egyptian, Hagar)started bullying Isaac(Genesis 21:8-10)during Israel's 215 years 'sojourning' in Canaan.
Joseph, son of Israel(Jacob), was sold into Egyptian slavery as a young man, then
Jacob and his family(the first Israelites/Jews) moved to Egypt, as 'alien residents', during Joseph's time around 1728 BCE(Genesis 47:1-12), eventually becoming 'slaves' after the death of Joseph at 110 (Genesis 50:17)when a new Pharaoh took over (Exodus 1:8-10). They left with Moses in 1513 BCE.
They were enslaved.
The annual Nile flood.
The flood affected the harvest season because if the flood took too long to dry then then there would be a delay in the seasons.
Ever since Egypt and is still going on today. :(
Every time the Nile floods, it provides many natural gifts. The Nile is a long rive that floods not only Egypt, but Ethiopia and Sudan.
Jews eat the Passover meal to commemorate what happen to them a long time ago. In the Bible, it explains that the Jews were taken out of Egypt, in a hurry. Their bread did not have a chance to leaven, and so they ate what they call "matzoh" Now Jews have a meal with "matzoh" in it, to commemorate it.
a flood can ;ast as long as you want it to last. <- By the the way your an idiot who ever wrote this.
3 months
It flowed through Egypt as long as it was there and it still flows through Egypt.
It lasted about 8 hours then the flood cleared up.
The Australian flood lasted for more than 40days
Approx. 800 years