THE WORD OF ELOHIM

GENESIS

Abram Approximately 2166 BC -1991 BC


Abram was approximately 84 years old, when he went to Egypt


The First Intermediate Period of Egypt or the "The Dark Period" 2181–2055 BC


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Intermediate_Period_of_Egypt


Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh of the 7/8th Dynasty:


Possibly Neferkare Khendu 2181–2055 BC


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neferkare_Khendu

Chapter 12

Paragraph 1:


Yehovah (The Lord):   “I will bless those who bless you and curse him that curses you; and all the families of the earth shall bless themselves by you."


Please Note:  This is the correct translation and this is the first prophesy concerning "anti Semitism."


Paragraph 3:


"he said to his wife Saray (Sarah), "' I know what a beautiful woman you are. '"


Saray is 65 years old, what was it that made her stand out from other woman that made her so beautiful?


The Spirit of the Lord touched my heart and shared with me that she was indeed very beautiful, but what stood her out the most among other women was her hair.  Saray had long, thick, beautiful red hair.  A trait that was very unusual in the region.


Paragraph 4:


Paroh's (Pharaoh) courtiers saw her and praised her to Paroh, and the woman was taken into Paroh's palace.  


Obviously Saray complied with her husband's wishes in Paragraph 3, but did either of them imagine that this would go so far?


Poor Saray.  Abram is made an even wealthier man, and she was given away in the bargain.


Paragraph 5:


"Yehovah afflicted Paroh and his household with mighty plagues on account of Saray, the wife of Abram."


How much time had lapsed and how many and severe were the plagues?


How long was Saray kept behind the palace wall's in Paroh's possession?


Elohim had compassion on Saray and she was set free; however, when Abraham and Saray were escorted to the border of Mitzramah (Egypt):  Abraham rode away content in the outcome, while Saray trailed behind Abraham feeling like an old, used, limp rag.  Her heart was hurting and she kept this to herself.