River of Egypt is not the Nile, but is a Wadi, which is a dry streambed most of the year. The Hebrew word is Nahalah, becoming a torrent in a hard rain. The River of Egypt is mentioned several times, including in Numbers 34 where it is part of the western border of Israel.

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