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Bold statrments of history. Do you have any supporting sources? The Book of Exodus is the source I submit.We know exactly when the Hebrew left Egypt.
It was around 1250 BC.
But they did not invade the Land of Canaan and start massacring women and children until around 1000 BC.
And by the way, there was no "exodus" or parting of the Red Sea.
The Egyptians did not have or use slaves.
The guy is all wrong.
Israel was never more than one small city or village.
It did not take long at all for the Hebrew leaving Egypt to make a village, call it Israel, and get beaten by the Egyptians.
Why do you think the Hebrew eventually left the Sinai and attacked the Land of Canaan?
It was to get further aways from the Egyptians.
In fact, the Canaanites were the only people the Hebrew ever beat.
We know for a fact the Hebrew were beaten by the Assyrians, Hittites, Mitanni, Babylonians, Greeks, Seleucids, and Romans.
The Hebrew essentially have not a single page in world history, and are only relevant in a fake book the Byzantine Empire wrote for them in around 400 AD.
And IBl say that as someone who is Jewish.
The history of Israel is almost entirely fake.
It appears that the exodus out of Egypt was much earlier than what was once thought.
Who is this 400 AD writer of the most widely bought book in history, who prophesied 2000 years into the future? More importantly, how on earth did those 400 AD prognosticators embed a computer code? And before you go to the, "monkey text" explanation, that has been put to rest years ago. The code is authentic.The Hebrew essentially have not a single page in world history, and are only relevant in a fake book the Byzantine Empire wrote for them in around 400 AD
The absence of Egyptian historical records regarding the exodus is not a problem since Egypt was famous for sugar coating historical documentation to make the Pharoah look good. For example, there is one historical record where a Pharoah went to war abroad and was defeated, but their historical record described it as a victory. Of course, the historical record from the other side recorded it accurately.Most Bible scholars admit the timing of the exodus from Egypt is not certain, but there is historical records suggesting it was 890 years before the first destruction of the Temple by the Babylonians in 421 B.C. That would put the date of the exodus around 1300 to 1315 B.C. or so.
Egyptian history itself is silent on the exodus which causes some to believe it never happened. But due to fire, flood, other calamities--ancient Egypt was plagued with earthquakes and volcanic activity--there are gaps in the Egyptian historical record. And writing itself was restricted to symbols/hieroglyphics until a crude alphabet was developed I think 13th century which would be after the exodus.
And certainly the vanity of the Pharaoh who let the Hebrews leave would not have wanted that event records on his track record. In the movie "The Ten Commandments", Cecil B. DeMille creatively illustrated that when he had a betrayed Pharaoh Sethi I order the name of Moses to be stricken from every place in Egypt.
Bottom line is we don't know the exact date and it probably isn't important to know but it is interesting enough to be kicked around in theory by many.
How do you explain the above then? Are you suggesting that the historical object is a fake?We know exactly when the Hebrew left Egypt.
It was around 1250 BC.
But they did not invade the Land of Canaan and start massacring women and children until around 1000 BC.
And by the way, there was no "exodus" or parting of the Red Sea.
The Egyptians did not have or use slaves.
The guy is all wrong.
Israel was never more than one small city or village.
It did not take long at all for the Hebrew leaving Egypt to make a village, call it Israel, and get beaten by the Egyptians.
Why do you think the Hebrew eventually left the Sinai and attacked the Land of Canaan?
It was to get further aways from the Egyptians.
In fact, the Canaanites were the only people the Hebrew ever beat.
We know for a fact the Hebrew were beaten by the Assyrians, Hittites, Mitanni, Babylonians, Greeks, Seleucids, and Romans.
The Hebrew essentially have not a single page in world history, and are only relevant in a fake book the Byzantine Empire wrote for them in around 400 AD.
And I say that as someone who is Jewish.
The history of Israel is almost entirely fake.
I think that is a fair and reasonable observation.The absence of Egyptian historical records regarding the exodus is not a problem since Egypt was famous for sugar coating historical documentation to make the Pharoah look good. For example, there is one historical record where a Pharoah went to war abroad and was defeated, but their historical record described it as a victory. Of course, the historical record from the other side recorded it accurately.
LOL.
Also, Egyptians have been caught trying to destroy all historical records of an unpopular Pharaoh, so they do not have a very good record when it comes to historical veracity.
That is what make the Hebrew records superior as they record the good, the bad, and the ugly regarding their own Patriarchs.