When did God give the land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan to Israel?

Scripture teaches that God gave the land between the Mediterranean and the River Jordan to the nation of Israel 4,000 years ago. This promise was made to Abraham and his descendants, identifying the land as Canaan, and God never goes back on His Word.

Les explains that the land between the Mediterranean and the River Jordan was given to the nation of Israel 4,000 years ago, and God never goes back on His Word. He notes it was given to Abraham as an inheritance for his seed, and it is called Canaan. Les also points out that even ancient Egyptians and others, before Abraham left Ur, already called Palestine the divine land or God's land, though they did not know the true God. He wishes the State Department understood Genesis to avoid grief.

When was the land between the Mediterranean and the River Jordan given to Israel?

This territory between the Mediterranean and the River Jordan was granted to the nation of Israel 4,000 years ago. Scripture identifies it as Canaan, the land God gave to Abraham and his seed, and the context stresses that God never goes back on His Word.