Would you ever want to live in Egypt?

Question

In the Bible, Egypt is symbolic for the anti-God world system, and they also killed, enslaved, and persecuted the Old Testament people of God, the Jews. They (as a people/country) have never recovered their former wealth and glory, since that time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharoah#Pharaohs_in_the_Bible

It proves the truth of Genesis 12:3:

"And I (the Lord God) will bless them that bless thee, (spoken to Abram, and applies to his descendants) and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed."

Hitler found this out the hard way, too. Germany has never been the power it once was since the end of the war.

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

Answer 1

In a nut shell....

No

I'm happy right here in the deep south.......temporarily.... until Christ comes back for me.

Answer 2

Who cares about all that garbage. Egypt is a marvelous historical place. I would love to visit. But I would never wish to live anywhere except the USA. As for Hitler and the Nazi party he was a Christian admitted in all his speeches. He insisted that Christianity be taught in all public schools of Germany. Why do Christians try to deny this well known documented fact? And you are mistaken Germany is much more than it ever was before WWII.

Answer 3

Go drop in on Dahab..in the Sinai...52 Degrees in the 'Valley of the Kings' in the summer..take some pencils..children don't have them there..By all means go and live in Egypt..Backshesh Baby...go to a Pizza Hut..naaah..go to Dahab and feel the world at its end...see a stealth bomber at Sharm El-Shesh..a triangle of lights as silent as a cloud..tell me what you hear and see..we can compare stories bordering on the absurd....

Answer 4

I'd love to live in Egypt. But personally, I'd be more concerned about terrorism than Egypt being used as a symbol of "anti-God" in the bible.

Answer 5

I can think of many reasons to live in Egypt.

Exodus
23:31 And I will set thy bounds from the Red sea even unto the sea of the Philistines, and from the desert unto the river: for I will deliver the inhabitants of the land into your hand; and thou shalt drive them out before thee.

So obviously the killing and persecuting thing was not all one sided.

Answer 6

nicely... that really relies upon. i'd recommend you stay in Sharm El sheikh. in case you imagine Cairo - then imagine two times about it guy. that's totally warm in the summer season, that's crowded. and that's no longer that low-cost. in the different case, each thing about that's tremendous and that i a useless ringer for it - particularly at evening. now to not practice there's a lot of issues to be finished there.

Answer 7

It is full of muslims.

I wouldn't want to live there unless I was armed to the teeth... preferably with a top-of-the-range tank... automated gun turrets... the works. An indestructible harbinger of death. Enough to wage war against a whole lot of muslims and win.

And maybe once I was the only person left there (or at least once the muslims were gone).... THEN I would be fine with living there.

Answer 8

if you have money, egypt is a great place to be. Much cheaper than the US & everything is available easily. beside the great places both modern & ancient.

if you wanna make money then stay the hell out of there cuz it's so damn hard :)

Answer 9

I would go for a vacation, but not live there it's to HOT! Iam a cold weather person.

Joseph, Mary and Jesus fled to Egypt after His birth

Answer 10

No. Thanks for bringing the Word to life in today's world.
Psalm 33:12 "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord;..."

Answer 11

Right, I see, god takes that kind of interest in world affairs but lets billions die of starvation and disease.

Makes sense ....