Génesis 15:14

14 pero yo castigaré a la nación que los esclavice, y al final saldrán con muchas riquezas.

Génesis 15:14 Meaning and Commentary

Genesis 15:14

And also that nation whom they shall serve will I judge
It is not said "the land" in which they were strangers, though God did judge, condemn, and punish the inhabitants of the land of Canaan, and drove them out of it, to make way for Israel; but the "nation" they should "serve", meaning the Egyptians, to whom they became servants, and were very hardly and severely used by them; those the Lord threatens to enter into judgment with, and take vengeance upon them, as he did by inflicting the ten plagues on them, which brought them at last to be willing to let Israel go:

and afterward shall they come out with great substance;
as they did after the four hundred years were ended, and after the Egyptian nation was judged and punished; then they came out of Egypt, with much gold, silver, jewels, and raiment, which they borrowed of the Egyptians, who were spoiled by them, though very justly; this being but a payment of them for the hard and long service with which they had served them; see the exact fulfilment of prophecy, ( Exodus 11:2 Exodus 11:3 ) ( Exodus 12:35 Exodus 12:36 ) ( Psalms 105:37 ) .

Génesis 15:14 In-Context

12 Al ponerse el sol, Abram se durmió profundamente, y descendió sobre él una oscuridad aterradora.

13 Después el Señor
dijo a Abram: «Ten por seguro que tus descendientes serán extranjeros en una tierra ajena, donde los oprimirán como esclavos durante cuatrocientos años;

14 pero yo castigaré a la nación que los esclavice, y al final saldrán con muchas riquezas.

15 En cuanto a ti, morirás en paz y serás enterrado en buena vejez.

16 Cuando hayan pasado cuatro generaciones, tus descendientes regresarán aquí, a esta tierra, porque los pecados de los amorreos no ameritan aún su destrucción».