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What caused Isrealites to migrate to Egypt?
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What caused Isrealites to migrate to Egypt?
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God promised they would get land and therefore the followed what he said
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God told them to go to Canaan, their promised land because he said it would be flowing with "milk and honey." When the Israelites got there, Canaan was in a drought, so they migrated to Egypt.
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