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FROM ADAM TO JOSEPH

Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph                                                                                         


Adam @130yrs The birth of Seth
Adam @235yrs Seth begat Enos
Adam @325yrs Enos begat Cainan
Adam @395yrs Cainan begat Mahalaleel
Adam @460yrs Mahalaleel begat Jared
Adam @622yrs Jared begat Enoch
Adam @687yrs Enoch begat Methuselah
Adam @-57yrs Enoch Lived 300yrs more and God took him
Adam @874yrs Methuselah begat Lamech
Adam lived 56yrs more and died
Enoch @65yrs The birth of Methuselah
Enoch @252yrs The birth of Lamech
Enoch lived 113yrs more and God took him 69yrs before birth Noah
Methuselah @187yrs The birth of Lamech
Methuselah @369yrs The birth of Noah
Methuselah @869yrs The birth of Shem, Ham, Japheth
Methuselah lived 100yrs more and died the year of the flood
Lamech @182yrs The birth of Noah
Lamech @682yrs The birth of Shem, Ham, Japheth
Lamech lived 95yrs more and died 5yrs before the flood

Noah @500yrs begat Shem, Ham, Japheth
Noah @600yrs @The time of the flood
Noah @602yrs Arphaxad begat by Shem 2yrs after the flood
Noah @637yrs Arphaxad lived 35yrs and begat Salah
Noah @667yrs Salah lived 30yrs and begat Eber
Noah @701yrs Eber lived 34yrs and begat Peleg
Noah @731yrs Pelg lived 30yrs and begat Reu
Noah @763yrs Reu lived 32yrs and begat Serug
Noah @793yrs Serug lived 30yrs and begat Nahor
Noah @822yrs Nahor lived 29yrs and begat Terah
Noah @892yrs Terah lived 70yrs and begat Abram, Nahor, and Haran
Noah lived 58yrs more and died @950yrs......
Shem @100yrs and begat Arphaxad 2yrs after the flood
Shem @135yrs The birth of Salah
Shem @165yrs The birth of Eber
Shem @199yrs The birth of Peleg
Shem @229yrs The birth of Reu
Shem @261yrs The birth of Serug
Shem @291yrs The birth of Nahor
Shem @320yrs The birth of Terah (the days of Terah 205yrs)
Shem @390yrs The birth of Abram, Nahor, Haran
Shem @465yrs @ 75yrs old Abram & Lot departed fm Haran to Canaan
Shem @476yrs @ 86yrs old Hagar bare Ishmael to Abram
Shem @489yrs @99yrs old God appeared toAbram, Covenant of Circumcision
and Abram/Sarai name changed to Abraham/Sarah
Shem @490yrs @100yrs old Abraham begat Isaac/ Sarah 90yrs old, Gen 17:17
Shem @527yrs @127yrs old Sarah died in Kirjatharba, the same is Hebron
Shem @565yrs @175yrs old Abraham and Gave Up The Ghost and died
Shem lived 35yrs more and died @ 600yrs....
Terah @70yrs The birth of Abram, Nahor, Haran
Terah @145yrs When Abram & Lot departed Haran
Terah @156yrs The birth of Ishmael
Terah @169yrs When God appeared to Abram/Covenant of Circumcision
Terah @170yrs The birth of Isaac
Terah lived 35yrs more and died @ 205yrs....
Abram @75yrs Departed with Lot fm Haran to Canaan
Abram @86yrs The birth of Ishmael
Abram @99yrs God appeared to Abram/Covenant of Circucision/Name change
Abraham@100yrs The birth of Isaac
Abraham@137yrs The death of Sarah
Abraham lived 38yrs more and died @ 175yrs
Isaac @40yrs When he took Rebekah to wife
Isaac @60yrs The birth of Jacob & Esau, Two Nations
Isaac @100yrs Esau took a Hittite wife @40yrs old
Isaac lived 80yrs more and died @ 180yrs


Jacob @40yrs Esau took a Hittite wife
Joseph @17yrs Dreamed a dream (Gen 37:5)
Joseph @30yrs Joseph stood before Pharaoh (Gen 41:46)
Jacob @130yrs Joseph brought Jacob to Pharaoh @Goshen (Gen 47:7)
Jacob @147yrs Jacob lived 17yrs in Egypt and died (Gen 47:28, 49:33)
Joseph @110yrs Joseph dwelt in Egypt 93yrs and died (Gen 50:22-26)

THE STORY OF MOSES

The Birth of Moses: Exodus 2:1

Before Moses was born, the Israelites were living in slavery in Egypt. The Pharaoh was afraid of the numbers and might of the growing Israelites during this time, so he had all of them put under extreme bondage and slavery so they could not rebel against him. It got so bad at one time, that the Pharaoh had put out an order to have all of the male children killed that were being born by the Israelites.
Moses was hid in reeds in a river bank
It was during this time that Moses was born. His mother was a “Hebrew,” which is another name for Israelite. When Moses was first born, his mother hid him for 3 months so he would not be found and killed by the Pharaoh.
After 3 months, his mother then placed him in an ark made out of bulrushes and then placed him down by the reeds along the river banks hoping someone else would find him and raise him up safely. It just so happened that the daughter of the Pharaoh was the one to actually find him down by the river as she was getting ready to wash herself in the river.
Once she found him, she found out who the mother was and then asked the mother to nurse him during the nursing stage. Once the nursing stage was over, the mother then gave the child back to the Pharaoh’s daughter in order that she raise him up as one of her own so the Pharaoh would not find out who he was and have him killed. Moses was thus raised up in the Pharaoh’s house.
When Moses became full grown, he became very distressed at seeing his own people suffer under the hands of the Egyptians. During one of these times, he saw an Egyptian beating one of his fellow Hebrew men. Moses became so furious at seeing this injustice, that he killed the Egyptian who had been beating up his fellow brother.
Moses in Midian

After killing this Egyptian man, the Pharaoh then finds out about it and seeks to have Moses killed. At this point, Moses flees into the desert into a place called Midian. He then lives in the desert for 40 years until God calls him out to deliver His people from their slavery to the Egyptians.






 It must have been a great change for Moses, after he spent forty years in the palace as a prince, to go out into the wilderness of Midian and live as a shepherd. He left behind the crowded cities, the pyramids, the temples of Egypt, and the great Nile River. For forty years Moses wandered around Midian with his flocks, living alone, often sleeping on the ground and looking up by day to the great mountains.

He wore the rough skin mantle of a shepherd and in his hand was a long shepherd's staff. On his feet he wore sandals instead of shoes.

Jethro gave  Moses his oldest daughter Zipporah for a wife.
Zipporah bore Moses two children. The first one he called Gershom ("a stranger there") in commemoration of the fact that he was a stranger and exile in the land of Midian, and the second he called Eliezer, "God is my helper," in gratitude for God's protection.

The children of Israel could no longer endure their terrible suffering and persecution at the hands of their cruel overlords.
After 40 years of Moses being in the desert, God heard the cries of His people under their Egyptian bondage.
He remembered His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and decided to deliver their descendants from bondage.


Exodus 3:5
Moses and the Burning Bush
One day, Moses led Jethro's sheep to the far side of the desert, to Horeb, which was known as the mountain of God. There he saw something very strange. At the foot of the mountain, he saw a bush on fire. But the fire did not spread. And the bush did not get burned up by the fire.
Then Moses heard a voice call him: "Moses, Moses!"
"Here I am," Moses replied, with his shepherd's staff in his hand.
"Don't come any closer," the voice continued. "Take off your sandals, for the ground on which you are now standing is holy ground. I am the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob."
When Moses heard the voice, he fell to his knees. He was afraid to look at the bush, which he knew was God.
Then the Lord said, "I have seen how cruel the Egyptians have been to you and the other Hebrews, who are my chosen people. The time has come for me to rescue you from the Egyptians.
"Therefore, I promise to bring you back to the land that I promised to Abraham and Isaac a long time ago. This is known as the promised land of Israel, which is a lovely land, with plenty of water for you to grow your crops.
"So go now, Moses, and tell Pharaoh that you will be the one chosen by me to lead my people, the Israelites, out of Egypt."
God was calling him to service.  He wanted Moses to be the leader of the Israelites and take them away from being slaves in Egypt to serve God in the Promised Land.  Moses made excuses but finally he realized he could not turn down God's call to serve him. As one last effort to make an excuse, he asked God what his name was so he could tell the children of Israel who it was that called him.  God answered with a word we now call Jehovah (from YAHWEH), which means I AM THAT I AM.
 In fact ten times he went to tell the Pharaoh, 'Let God's people go!' Each time Pharaoh said 'NO!' God would send a terrible plague on the Egyptians - a whole series of disasters - water instead of blood, frogs, flies, boils, hail, locusts, darkness, death - it was dreadful. The Israelites watched and were finally convinced that God wanted to deliver them. They became sure that Moses was the leader they were to follow and that God had given Moses new courage and new authority.
God let plagues strike Egyptians
Just as God had said, they saw his 'mighty acts of judgment'. The climax came with the Passover, when God delivered the Israelite families from the death of their first-born and killed the first-born in every Egyptian family from the Pharaoh to their animals.
The Pharaoh and the Egyptians were terrified that they would all die. They begged the Israelites to leave the country, along with all the flocks and herds they would need for the journey ahead. Their anxious slave masters even loaded them with clothing, gold and silver.


 Exodus 14
This next miracle by God has to be one of the most dramatic and spectacular in all of Scripture. The children of Israel have now left Egypt. The Pharaoh, after allowing them to leave, once more changes his mind and decides to pursue them with all of his army in order to try and get them back. When the children of Israel see this, they start complaining to Moses.

The Red Sea was divided into two
The Red Sea is literally parted by dry ground! The Israelites then proceed to cross over the Red Sea on this dry ground mass that God has now miraculously provided for them in order for them to escape from the Egyptians.Moses then proceeds to stretch out his hand over the sea and then the sea returns to its full depth while the Egyptians were fleeing into it. The Bible says that the Lord overthrew the Egyptians in the midst of the sea!




Deuteronomy 34

Moses died in the land of Moab before the children of Israel crossed the Jordan River to go in to possess the land.
So Moses the servant of the LORD died there in the land of Moab, according to the word of the LORD.
Moses was buried by the Lord and the place of his burial was kept secret from all men.
 Moses died on Mount Nebo and was 120 years old when he died.
 And the children of Israel wept for Moses in the plains of Moab thirty days.