The Exodus

[wyguy]

Very interesting articles on proof for the Exodus:

http://www.bibleprobe.com/exodus.htm

http://www.bibleandscience.com/archaeology/exodus.htm

[Believer1997]

I never doubted it.

[wyguy]

I never doubted it.

Not even a little?

[Believer1997]

I never doubted it.

Not even a little?

Nope.

[2Joyful]

http://www.bibleandscience.com/archaeology/exodus.htm

Where can I buy one of those bowls lol

[Believer1997]

http://www.bibleandscience.com/archaeology/exodus.htm

Where can I buy one of those bowls lol

I'm almost positive that bowl probably won't be in the Martha Stewart collection and will definitely be out of my price range - but I love it too!!

[mizzdy]

If the article is suggesting that the Israelites can be seen as the Hyksos I would have to disagree, there is some who believe the pharoah who did not know Joesph was a Hyksos and if I remember right they are tied in with Esau and his descendants. For goodness sake even in some of the reliefs on the temples and such there is evidence of the Israelites, the rise of their numbers or something along those lines. Ron Wyatt has some very compelling work to show the route they took and I think it was he or someone attached to him that took those photos of the under water chariot wheels.

[MorningGlory]

Great articles, wyguy.

[LeonaWithHumility]

I thought you were referring to that old Paul Newman movie. You know, "This land is mine, God gave this land to me, Tum tum ta tum etc".

[winsomebulldog]

I never doubted it.

Not even a little?

Of all the things I've read of in the Bible, the Exodus has never been one I had any doubts about. Honestly, I can say I've never doubted the stories and/or miracles of the Bible at all. The only thing I've ever struggled with was the human emotional side of some of the orders issued to the Children of Israel. For example: it has always seemed kinda harsh to me that a woman was condemned for not screaming for help while being raped if she was somewhere that she might be overheard. But, that's just my own feminism getting in the way.

As for the story of the Exodus or the Flood or Daniel or David or Solomon or anything else, it is just something I've always had faith in. No doubts there.