israelites

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• developedAlphabet

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  The Israelites took existing signs, which were more advanced than hieroglyphic signs, and evolved them into a systematic alphabet.

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  the Israelites developed them afterwards into an alphabet

• foundedPrinciple of Regular Writing

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  The Israelites established the enduring concept that a written sign could consistently represent a sound.

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  founded for all time the principle of regular writing, or the making a sign to represent a sound

• received_instruction_fromDivine Teacher

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  The people of Israel obtained all their knowledge concerning religion and philosophy exclusively from the Divine Teacher.

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  people of Israel received their instruction only from the divine Teacher

• resided_inEgypt

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  The Israelites lived in Egypt for a significant duration, allowing them to grow into a large population.

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  long enough in the country to grow into a vast people

• were_treated_byPharaoh

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  The Israelites suffered severe and inhumane treatment at the hands of the Pharaoh and his regime.

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  The Israelites were cruelly treated

• escaped_fromPharaoh

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  After preparing for their departure, the Israelites successfully fled from the control of the despotic Pharaoh.

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  escaped from the despotic Pharaoh of the time

• started_pilgrimage_forLand of Promise

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  Upon leaving Egypt, the Israelites began their journey towards the Land of Promise, their intended new home.

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  started on their pilgrimage for the Land of Promise

• achievedGreat Result

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  While in Egypt, the Israelites reached an important outcome of upholding their good principles while also acquiring new knowledge from their associates.

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  In Egypt they reached the great result—one which we all need to reach—of never surrendering the good principles which we learn at home in early days, and at the same time of learning all the useful lessons we can from those with whom we associate

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• are descendants ofJacob

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  The Israelites are explicitly identified as the descendants of the patriarch Jacob.

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  intermarrying with the descendants of Jacob. The Israelites grew strong from century to century

• grew strong inEgypt

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  The Israelite population experienced significant growth and development over centuries while residing in Egypt.

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  The Israelites grew strong from century to century, developing with great rapidity

• preservedfaith

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  Despite their environment, the Israelites maintained their distinct religious beliefs.

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  preserving their faith and ancestral memories and attachments

• preservedancestral memories

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  The Israelites actively retained knowledge and stories of their heritage.

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  preserving their faith and ancestral memories and attachments

• preservedattachments

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  The Israelites maintained their cultural and relational bonds.

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  ancestral memories and attachments, and never acquiring the least sympathy

• did not acquire sympathy withCorrupt Faith

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  The Israelites consciously avoided adopting or sympathizing with the religious practices of the Egyptians.

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  never acquiring the least sympathy with the corrupt faith of the people among whom they lived.

• considered returning toPalestine

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  A rhetorical question in the text suggests that returning to Palestine after the famine was a conceivable alternative for the Israelites.

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  if they had gone back to Palestine after the famine was over

• remained inEgypt

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  The Israelites continued to live in Egypt even after the period of famine had concluded.

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  God had a purpose in their remaining in Egypt.

• remained afterFamine

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  The Israelites' decision to stay in Egypt was made after the initial famine had passed.

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  after the famine was over, or have developed into a nation there?

• were designated asChosen People

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  A primary purpose for the Israelites' presence in Egypt was their designation as a chosen people by God.

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  They were to be a chosen people.

• were designated asTeacher of All Nations

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  Part of God's purpose for the Israelites was for them to serve as instructors to all other nations.

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  They were to be the teacher of all nations.

• were to possessTruth of God

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  The Israelites were given the responsibility of holding and preserving God's truth.

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  They were to be a nation which should possess the truth of God

• were kept separate fromall nations

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  For their divine purpose, the Israelites were divinely intended to maintain distinctness from other peoples.

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  the Israelites were not only to be kept separate from all nations

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• same_as01KJNM8GSM65F31AJFGD3TBVM1

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  reasoning

  The candidate has the exact same label ('israelites') and type ('people_group') as the source entity. Both refer to the same historical people group.