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Vayechi
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[Jacob] Lived

Jacob lived in the land of Egypt for 17 years; Jacob's days--the years of his life--were 147. - Genesis 47:28

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Genesis 47:28–50:26

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I Kings 2:1-12

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/ 11 Tevet 5785
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