Moses
Exodus 1:3KJV·traditional attribution

Issachar, Zebulun, and Benjamin,

Matthew Henry Presbyterian

Their names recur throughout Scripture to make them familiar to us, showing how precious God's spiritual Israel are to Him. Seventy souls entered Egypt, the very number of nations scattered at Babel, so mark how their later increase becomes wonderful, it is always good to remember how small a thing we began from before the Lord made us great.

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Commenting on Exodus 1:1-7

Keil & Delitzsch Lutheran

The seventy souls with Jacob show the promise of God already at work, and listing the twelve sons by their mothers gives the account its own completeness. Joseph stands apart, not numbered among those who went down, but singled out as already in Egypt, elevated above his brethren.

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Commenting on Exodus 1:2-5