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Éxodo 1:5

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5 En total, los descendientes de Jacob eran setenta. José ya estaba en Egipto.

Éxodo 1:5 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 1:5

And all the souls that came out of the loins of Jacob were
seventy souls
"Souls" are put for persons; of the number seventy, and how reckoned, (See Gill on Genesis 46:27). This was but a small number that went down to Egypt, when compared with that which went out of it; and that it should be compared with it is the design of its being mentioned, see ( Exodus 12:37 ) :

for Joseph was in Egypt already;
and is the reason why he is not reckoned among the sons of Jacob, that came thither with him; though rather it may be better rendered, "with Joseph who was in Egypt" F3; for he must be reckoned, and indeed his two sons also, to make up the number seventy; therefore Jonathan rightly supplies it,

``with Joseph and his sons who were in Egypt,''

(See Gill on Genesis 46:27).


FOOTNOTES:

F3 (Poyw) "cum Josepho qui erat in Aegypto", Junius & Tremellius, Ainsworth, Noldius, No. 1197. p. 273. so the Arabic version, Kimchi, and Ben Melech.
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Éxodo 1:5 In-Context

3 Isacar, Zabulón, Benjamín,
4 Dan, Neftalí, Gad y Aser.
5 En total, los descendientes de Jacob eran setenta. José ya estaba en Egipto.
6 Murieron José y sus hermanos y toda aquella generación.
7 Sin embargo, los israelitas tuvieron muchos hijos, y a tal grado se multiplicaron que fueron haciéndose más y más poderosos. El país se fue llenando de ellos.
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