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# The date of the birth of [[Abraham]] in relation to the life of his father, [[Terah]].
# The date of the birth of [[Abraham]] in relation to the life of his father, [[Terah]].
# The length of the Sojourn in [[Egypt]].<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Galatians|chap=3|verses=17}}</ref><ref>{{Bible ref|book=Exodus|chap=12|verses=40-41}}</ref>
# The length of the Sojourn in [[Egypt]].<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Galatians|chap=3|verses=17}}</ref><ref>{{Bible ref|book=Exodus|chap=12|verses=40-41}}</ref>
# The chronology of the Divided Kingdoms [[Northern Kingdom|Northern]] and [[Judah, Kingdom of|Southern]], and the starting and ending points of the [[prophet]] [[Ezekiel (prophet)|Ezekiel]]'s "years of iniquity" of [[Israel]].<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Ezekiel|chap=4|verses=5}}</ref>
# The chronology of the Divided Kingdoms [[Kingdom of Israel|Northern]] and [[Judah, Kingdom of|Southern]], and the starting and ending points of the [[prophet]] [[Ezekiel (prophet)|Ezekiel]]'s "years of iniquity" of [[Israel]].<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Ezekiel|chap=4|verses=5}}</ref>
For a detailed treatment of the disputes and how they affect the calculation of the AM and BC dates, see [[Biblical chronology dispute|here]].
For a detailed treatment of the disputes and how they affect the calculation of the AM and BC dates, see [[Biblical chronology dispute|here]].
==Joseph in fiction==
Joseph appears in multiple [[motion picture]] and [[television]] dramatizations of his life, his sale into slavery, and his career as viceroy of Egypt. Most of these treatments remain faithful to the story of Joseph, but all of these treatments are flawed in one manner or another:
# Joseph knew his mother Rachel, but also knew his brother Benjamin, and was present when Rachel died. Joseph was probably seven years old at this time. Many projects imply that Rachel died, and Benjamin was born, while Joseph was a slave in the service of Potiphar, if not already in the Pharaoh's prison.
# Though nearly all the projects mention Joseph's stewardship of the house of Potiphar, some of them neglect to depict Joseph functioning as a senior trustee and ranking assistant administrator of the Pharaoh's prison.
# The depiction of the circumstances under which Joseph met his eventual wife Asenath are as many and varied as are the projects themselves.
==Related References==
==Related References==