Shocking Egyptian Evidence for the Exodus Plagues

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[@festushaggen2563]

The evidence never exists until its found and then it's disregarded for the next evidence that allegedly doesn't exist. That's the pattern of unbelief that wants to stay in unbelief.

[@scottsage3024]

It’s actually quite simple for the overwhelming majority of us. We don’t believe in the existence of the christian god because ‘he’ is infinitely more evil than Hitler. We need evidence that this maniacal god exists and none has ever been provided. Many of us, myself included, used to believe this god was real until we opened ourselves up to reality and statrted operating with our rational minds

[@GreatBehoover]

Always!😂

[@JesusTheSaviour7032]

@@reality1958 and I guess you'll stay on this channel and vent your disdain for everything you have no belief in, is that right miss Barbara?

[@cloudthekell]

That’s why faith is a thing and people can’t understand that concept, if God appeared to people like they want then they would just ask for more evidence

[@JesusTheSaviour7032]

@@reality1958 that's a very ambiguous statement miss Barbara. Life is an issue itself. Often times family members are the brunt of major issues 🤦, friends another, family health issues are another dreadful one. The issues of many are no concern of mine and some of my many issues would be no concern for many. Which issues have your focus miss Barbara?

[@bandido428]

Egypt, historically never put their losses and/or failures. However, other countries wrote about it.

[@dux657]

There are Egyptian losses told by Egyptians.

[@bandido428]

@@dux657 interesting, I wonder what was the time period you are referring to. Because in the one that happened, other nations wrote about it, except them.

[@rojaynazir1668]

​@@bandido428 name one nation that wrote about the exodus.

[@brandonsmith2172]

@@rojaynazir1668 Israel.

[@DjayTheAmazingYT]

@@dux657they didn’t record the exodus aside from the pharaoh losing his son and others randomly egyptian historians at the time didn’t write major losses because they wanted to be known as the great empire that it ‘was’

[@laurelmcphee793]

Was learning about this in Bible school yesterday! So awesome!

[@mattslater2603]

You're being lied to.

[@dux657]

How is that taught in a school.

[@justingary5322]

Awesome seeing evidence of ancient Israelites being freed from Egyptian slavery during the time of Moses and The Exodus from Egypt. Speaking to Atheists, skeptics, agnostics and secular humanists is easy actually just listen to their reasoning for unbelief and skepticism. Just study history because The Gospels were known to people around the time of 90 A.D. when Bishops reference The Gospel of John and other Scriptures. I love Catholics but Catholicism isn't Christianity as it started about a thousand years after Christianity had already been spread throughout the ancient world SOOOO YEAH 👍. AMEN brother Frank Turek and Cross Examined ministry we love this Apologetics ministry it's awesome fellow brothers and sisters in Christ our Lord and God bless you ALL 🙏❤️👊. There's almost no critical thinking in most reasons for religious beliefs, blindly believing things without evidence, Atheism and unbelief I guess is just another word for unreasonable skepticism and cynicism 🤔. Atheism ain't got nothing new or better to offer than the very religious beliefs it's critical of so it's hypocrisy at it's finest 😂. Hello this is for all you Atheists, unbelievers and skeptics. I'm going to address a few misconceptions and lies about God's Character and His Word. The Bible doesn't support chattel slavery or anything else Immoral. Ok so Atheists and unbelievers say God is either Immoral, incompetent or not responsible so let's see what The Scriptures actually say. God revealed himself and created a nation in a real, historical context. It was a world with a slave-based economy, with city states often at war with each other, with polygamous marriages to ensure the continuation of family lines. The laws of the Old Testament regulate this behaviour. Slaves are to be treated humanely (Exodus 21:11). They are given rights and not seen as mere possessions. Hebrew slaves were able to buy their own freedom. Human trafficking is condemned (Exodus 21:16). In contrast to the law code of Babylon, Old Testament Israel was a light to the nations. The Old Testament law and narratives do not stand alone. Jesus is now the best example of what we read. So the moral teaching of the Bible cannot be summarised by a quote taken out of context from the Old Testament to demonize God and His Word. Slavery was permitted in Old Testament law but it was regulated by God giving the Israelites instructions on how to fairly and humanely treat their slaves (it was like indentured servitude where someone could work for you if they owed debts or needed income not cruel like chattel slavery). God allowed the people of Israel to own slaves since they themselves has already experienced over 400 years of generations of Egyptian slavery and knew how inhumane it was to be beaten, overworked and taxed so God set them apart from other nations and cultures around them by giving them a fair way to treat their slaves since slavery had already existed in the world but it doesn't mean God condoned it just used it for His Will to bring Good And in the light of the whole scriptural teaching, we find the reasons for its ultimate abolition (Ephesians 6:9; Colossians 4:1-3; Philemon 15-16 and Galatians 3:28). The Word of God provided the moral standard against slavery in the Roman Empire and against the slave trade in the New World. But what of genocide or holy war in the book of Joshua? Several things could be pointed out. The use of warfare in the ancient world did not always mean literal total destruction, even when events are described in such terms. Furthermore, the book of Joshua does not describe a genocide. It is not a race who are being wiped out, as in genocide, but a religious practice which was often appalling and degrading. Those who repent (like Rahab from Jericho or Ruth) are not destroyed but become part of Israel. It is not the racial group that is in view but their "detestable practices". However, after all is said, we must still acknowledge that God brought judgment on the nations of Canaan. It is not our place as believers isn't to sugar-coat the Bible. For some skeptics, this is enough to make God a moral monster. But the fact is that Jesus continued to affirm that God is a Judge who will bring a future judgment on all peoples and all nations. God’s judgment will be just. The list of Old Testament stories rejected by critics often leads to a similar dismissal of the New Testament teaching of Jesus on the existence of hell. After all, what was the Flood of Genesis or the conquest of Joshua if not a glimpse of future judgment? Hell does not demonstrate cruelty on God’s part, but it does demonstrate His Holiness and our moral accountability. Perhaps this is the real reason many people rail against the God of the Bible? It is not that they think He is a moral monster, but that they are afraid He is a moral Judge, and that has implications for our behaviour now. God is an Eternal Almighty Spirit Being and we as His creatures have Eternal souls and spirits so the punishment for our sins against Him must therefore also be Eternal but so must the reward for righteousness that's why He sent His Son Jesus to live a perfectly righteous and sinless Life (which none of us could ever possibly expect to do) suffer the humiliating and torturous death of crucifixion to shed His Own Blood willingly so that all who willingly accept His gift of salvation by grace through faith in Him will be saved and given Eternal life because that's what God wants is for us to willingly accept His gift of salvation and choose life. Exodus 21:20-21 literally speaks about capital punishment befalling anyone who mistreats their slaves so yes people are taking Scripture out of context to demonize God who literally promises that slaves who are mistreated under someone else's authority is to be avenged. When we hear the word “slavery” we think of innocent human beings, kept prisoner for life, having no rights under law and so reduced to animals. This is clearly immoral because it is unjust: the slave has done nothing to deserve the treatment. The situation described as “slavery” in the Bible was nothing like this. It is more accurately described as one of indentured servitude. Many “slaves” were indentured servants, working for a term of years Some other “slaves” were prisoners. There were no prisons. Prisoners had to work to live like everyone else. Some had life sentences. Some served a term and were released. People didn't beat their good slaves but treated them well and protected their assets thus. But no matter how rebellious a slave was, you couldn't just beat them to death. And if you knocked out their tooth or damaged their eye then you had to set them free. (Exodus 21:26). God wasn't using what other nations did because He wanted to set His Chosen People of Israel apart from the cruel, inhumane and unjust systems other cultures had so He gave them a fair way to treat their slaves and servants. There is a lot of ignorance on this topic which is understandable given the age we live in but it's not the nefarious set up we think of when we think of modern slavery. The question Atheists must ask themselves is how come the Jews aren't being accused of slavery and human trafficking if they're guilty of it in The Bible and why would white slave owners rip out pages from The Old and New Testament Scriptures to justify their owning blacks as slaves if The Bible already justified slavery?

[@RyanHarville]

​@@mattslater2603 prove it please

[@kgosiking4228]

Whoa you go to bible school? That's pretty cool

[@TheJCFan]

Unless a person is first able to take responsibility for their own sinfulness, they will never believe in a God who is just, and seek his mercy.

[@truthmatters2782]

Correct, so tremble under Allah's feet and beg for mercy or ETERNAL torment awaits you. It says so in the Koran and God does not lie.

[@Mockturtlesoup1]

Just? You think the God of the Bible is just? What about merciful? Loving? Omnibenevolent? The same guy who declares that literally everyone(you, me, your parents, your children, the people living in the Americas before the age of exploration who went their entire lives without ever even hearing of Jesus or Yahweh) actually _deserve_ to be horrifically tortured and "burned alive"(or whatever you think hell is like), for an actual _eternity,_ for the "crime" of being born into a fallen world? A world that fell because God both caused, and wanted it to fall? Nobody deserves that. Not even Hitler deserves that. Can you even begin to appreciate how unbearably horrific that would be? How _insane_ a person would go? Knowing for a fact that there is no hope of escape or release from their pain and suffering? That they can't even kill themselves because they're already dead? That even after a trillion, trillion, trillion millennia, they are not even one micron closer to escape or release?

[@cake6420]

There is tons of archeological evidence for the bible, and for other stuff like dinosaurs, It took me a while to listen to what I was seeing, but the old conservative creationism view point is nothing but facts, the whole world and universe is only 6-7,000 years old, it sounds nuts at first until you start looking at the facts that we have and have been made abundantly clear to people who have faith and are looking deep.

[@frankcardano4142]

There’s no evidence for its divine and miraculous claims. That’s the important parts.

[@mattslater2603]

That is nonsense.

[@jjbradian3834]

This might be the dumbest thing I've read on the internet so far this year. And that's saying something because there is no shortage of misinformation and stupidity on the internet.

[@mattr.1887]

There's evidence that David Koresh is the 2nd messiah. You just have to look hard and stop hating God so much.

[@frankcardano4142]

@@mattr.1887 Eyewitness accounts of him too. That you can cross examine today. Some actually still believe he was the messiah.

[@cathyp1938]

Let's not forget the historical proof of the Chariots found under water after God parted the Red Sea for Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

[@BigRalphSmith]

Can you provide any links or references to secular sources on that story? Thanks.

[@rojaynazir1668]

This is false. No chariots were found in the red sea. Please shut the f up

[@CesareNero]

Which museum the chariot are located?

[@AVRGWIBWTHACN]

As if some bozo couldn't have just thrown a chariot into the ocean, like come on now.

[@parkernelson3775]

@@AVRGWIBWTHACNand why would some bozo just throw a chariot into the sea* ?

[@Globeguy1337]

Moses didn’t know who the Gods of Egypt were? Wasn’t he raised in Pharaoh’s house and taught their ways? (Exodus 2:10, Acts 7:20-22)

[@godstimedineni7414]

Yeah 🤔

[@peterh47]

I would ask, what "great empire" would tell about that time ALL their slaves escaped through a dry sea bed that swallowed up X number of their men in chase?

[@dux657]

Why woud a great empire would tell something that nevver happened?

[@peterh47]

@dux3305 I have and will pray for your heart to open to the gospel of Jesus the Christ. I'm a sinner as well but His blood did wash even me.

[@michaelrunk5930]

There just one flaw. According to Bible it was 600,000 isrialites but this didn't account for women and children. So it was more like 2.4 million isrialites. Now what you to think about how that would effect a nation that is heavily dependent on slaves. If 2.4 million slave just packed up and went were out here it would be a devastating blow to a nation's economy. There entire economy would rapidly collapse. That is were the flaw in the argument comes in. We see no historical evidence of a rapid collapse in the Egyptian economy. In fact its the exact opposite. For most part thr Egyptian economy flourished during the time when the exodus was suppose to have happen.

[@dux657]

@@peterh47 You religious mantra has nothing to do with my question..

[@onetruemyth]

@@michaelrunk5930 I’m in agreement with you that the numbers are not possible based on population counts of the day & various other reasons, and are therefore not “accurate” in terms of actual numbers. There’s been some great articles from scholars (one who did a dissertation on the large numbers) that speak to this issue. Essentially, the scholars point out that the numbers shouldn’t be taken literally, rather they are hyperbolic and reflect the literary style of how cultures in the ancient near East chronicled conquest literature (among other reasons) For us to interpret these numbers through our current understanding of how historical literature is presented/written & conclude the events recorded as historically false due to exaggeration or impossibly high numbers is accusing the biblical text of not conforming to modern standards - which should be avoided. The biblical text should be interpreted through the literary context of the ANE in which it was written. Here’s a quote from Dr Michael Heiser who summarized multiple scholars on his podcast regarding this issue: “They [original biblical audience/writers] knew exactly what was going on with these inflated numbers. It was a familiar way of history-writing for them. They would not have felt deceived, since the point wasn’t mathematical accuracy but ultimately glorification of the king or the military leader or the deity behind those guys.”

[@jchardy316]

True believers don't need 'evidence' to prove their faith. That's why it's called faith

[@midlander4]

Aka making sht up

[@justingary5322]

HUH WHAT 🤔🤣?

[@nuttysquirrel8816]

That's absolutely true. 🙂

[@JaneDoe-nh2qb]

But it definitely helps your case to have evidence when sharing the gospel among the mission fields. Without at least some evidence, you end up looking like a fool.

[@jchardy316]

@@JaneDoe-nh2qb why? what scientific evidence do you have for Jesus walking on water? or turning water to wine? or rising from the dead? if your testimony depends on scientific evidence then you've lost.

[@marcusmuse4787]

There was an egyptologist saying that only 30% of ancient egypt has been uncovered and also theres been flooding from the nile and also scructures built on top of other sctructures and theres been looters since at least the 1920's.

[@DeanMartinson-ci3lk]

God is Awesome ✝️

[@codythompson759]

Thanks for the inspiration Frank. You always have great sound logical arguments. God bless you sir.

[@williamrice3052]

Resurrection of Jesus, the Exodus, and the evidences thereof show that the theistic God is the God of the Bible.

[@Alec_Cox]

I've been preaching on the Truth of the Exodus and have several videos on my channel.. "Patterns of Evidence" is a great reference.

[@anthonydavid8193]

It is pretty good! I have a few more good short ones for you & others to see.Please also check out one called "The Exodus Revealed" & on Ryan Mauro's channel,the very excellent HD, "Finding The Real Mt Sinai".Earlier 90's footage incudes Ron Wyatt's discoveries & The Caldwell family's "More suppressed Bible evidence" pts A & B. - Would love to know what you think! - Blessings to all!

[@boop7184]

Christ is King!

[@Mockturtlesoup1]

"How did Moses know this?" Who says he did? Who says he even wrote the texts assigned to him? Hell, we don't even know if Moses actually even existed, and did the things that the Torah claims.

[@abullard8409]

Filmmaker Tim Mahoney created a documentary in 2014 called Exodus. He spoke about this papyrus. It's a great film I recommend it

[@dux657]

Is this Tim Mahoney an archaeologist?

[@OC3707]

It's called 'patterns of evidence'

[@mattslater2603]

Read PATTERNS OF POOR RESEARCH from Debunking Christianity. It totally destroys that lazy, lying nonsense doc

[@abullard8409]

@@reality1958 all views were discussed including the dating of the papyrus. That's what mature scholars do, discuss and be open minded to different views. This also includes the dating of the Exodus, which can be dated later. But if the Exodus was just a story, which I personally don't belive, I still would belive in a Creator and the resurrection of Yeshua. Whether or not you prescribe to that is the beauty of free will. Blessings

[@abullard8409]

@@dux657 he interviewed archeologist in the film please watch it if you have questions. It's available for anyone to watch then you can draw an opinion.

[@danbailey2964]

So you think it's evidence doesn't make it evidence. I'll stick with the geologists and archeologists.

[@pugrosecarriephonenut]

each of the 7 plagues were the symbolic deaths of the various gods in the egyptian pantheon, telling the egyptians that The God of the jews is stronger than their gods, in response to Rameses' arrogant statement he doesnt know The One True God. God introduced Himself like a steamroller shakes the hand of an ant.

[@amakrid]

It seems that the Egyptians didn't learn their lesson since flocks of locusts trouble Egypt until now...

[@shivadizayin]

Hi , Where can I see this podcast please?

[@djarmstrong23]

Frank making that money!!

[@anekaye4446]

Satan's got so much to pay for. Blinding ppl made in the image of the Living God of Israel to the Truth

[@mattslater2603]

Who? Where?

[@dux657]

Is this Satan in the room with right now?

[@mattr.1887]

Maybe Frank is Satan.

[@davidneiner2133]

​@@mattslater2603 feel free to trust in science that changes almost on the daily. Look at the history of science and its "evidence" it no longer accepts. The heavens declare YeHoVaHs glory, and the earth His handyworks therein. If you made the effort to knock and seek and dig , you would find it but that would inconvenience you wouldn't it? It's much easier to demand others prove this to you then for you to put forth the effort in proving it out for yourself, right? When you see a house, do you also demand "evidence" of the builder to believe it was built by a builder? My house is 111 yrs old. I have zero evidence of who built it. The city records do not show who the builder was. Does that mean it somehow built itself or manifested out of thin air? Seek and dig my friend

[@davidmayfield2313]

How do you not know about the discoveries that Ron Wyatt made?

[@FrikInCasualMode]

Because they were false. All of them. Have you noticed that "credible" apologetic organizations avoid mentioning Wyatt? Because he was a proven fraud.

[@brentrichman]

Thank You, Dr. Frank, I appreciate Your ministry..

[@lornestyles7048]

Yes sir, thank you for your work😊

[@midlander4]

Ministry for lying

[@kimberleerivera3334]

​@@midlander4 Don't deceive yourself.

[@midlander4]

@@kimberleerivera3334 right back at you 🤣

[@nazarethbornonceagain1675]

@@midlander4 What and how much evidence do you need to believe that there is a God if you don’t believe that He Exist?

[@Val.Kyrie.]

Wasn’t Moses raised in the pharaoh’s family? And educated as an Egyptian? He’d read, write and speak Egyptian and be educated in hieroglyphs, not just hieratic. He’d have at least heard about Egyptian Gods, being exposed to them in the upper spheres of society.

[@blackhawk7r221]

Fact is, the myths of Moses’ early life are hijacked directly from King Sargon of Akkad. Uncomfortable truth. Baby floated in a basket, raised in royalty, yea.

[@vejeke]

How could Marvel made all that up without knowing what the Norse gods were???

[@mikereilley5672]

Huh? Are you saying that Moses had access to the document and that's why he knew about the Egyptian gods?? Marvel does know about the Norse gods, soooo...

[@vejeke]

@@mikereilley5672 Oh, of course! You're absolutely right. Moses must have had a time-traveling library card to access all those Egyptian documents, just like Marvel had a divine hot line to Odin himself. After all, there's no way these stories could have been passed down through generations, or that the human imagination could ever create such intricate and fantastical tales. Let's not forget that Moses was such a prolific writer, he managed to author the entire Pentateuch while leading his people through the wilderness. Truly, a multitasking legend!

[@metsanmet582]

​@@vejeke Sorry but Exodus story is still more believable than Moses being the greatest "writer" ever and will ever be.

[@mikereilley5672]

@@vejeke what in the world are you talking about? I legitimately wanted to understand your comment, and now you’re going off like a crazy person. Just chill out and make some sense before you get all irate about something you choose not to believe.

[@vejeke]

@@mikereilley5672 Sure, sure, your purpose was to legitimately understand my first comment, that's why you went into Cathy Newman mode, because you didn't understand what I said... 🤭🤣

[@zerosteel0123]

Bible archaeology report actually shows quite a few evidences for Moses and the exodus.

[@dux657]

Wrong

[@zerosteel0123]

@@dux657 all someone has to do is look it up 😂😂😂😂 poor soul

[@davidneiner2133]

​@@zerosteel0123 yes, but it's so much easier to just exclaim "wrong".

[@zerosteel0123]

@@davidneiner2133 lol

[@plowhand5591]

There is so much evidence that the Bible is truly the word of God. Unbelievers ignore this at your peril.

[@mattslater2603]

Lol no... there isn't.

[@plowhand5591]

@@mattslater2603 I was a skeptic for 37 years. The Bible (including the New Testament) is full of people, places, events and predictions that have been proven factual. Skeptics and pundits have been trying to disprove anything in it for thousands of years and all have failed. No other document comes close. Atheists choose to believe that “nothing” exploded and created this vast amazing infinitely complex fine tuned cosmos and that DNA was created when lightning struck a primordial slime rock. And that there are more than two genders. Silly. There is infinitely more proof if you are truly searching for the truth (not everyone is). Start by reading “Evidence That Demands A Verdict” by Josh McDowell. Earthquakes. Wars. Plagues. Lawlessness. Divorce. Child sacrifice to the god of self convenience. Israel back in the land after 2000 years and surrounded by enemies (as predicted in the Bible). Cartels controlling our southern border. Corruption. Rampant crime. Worldwide celebration of perversity. Removal of God’s word from education business society and government. Political and bureaucratic nepotism and exploitation. Democrat politicians stoking division in order to get and/or keep power. Media in collaboration with corrupt bureaucrats. Much like we are in the days of Noah. A day of reckoning is coming. I’m not here to argue. I wish you well. Maranatha.

[@mattr.1887]

Plowhand: if you were wrong, how would you know? Do you just accept that you're "right" on "faith" - and that's it?

[@mattslater2603]

​@@plowhand5591 Already read it... it's not convincing. Full of logical fallacies... And doesn't prove anything

[@mattslater2603]

​@@plowhand5591 Give me your best prediction from the bible And I will tell you why it means absolutely nothing in regards to evaluating the merits of its silly supernatural claims.

[@davidvernon3119]

A priest siding with church history over historical records? How odd.

[@MadDadLad]

Had to add a comment to both commend you good sir and also change the comment number, which was worryingly on the number of the beast😅🙏

[@irgus9641]

If you had good evidence that your fairytale is true, you would have presented it by now. Enough said.

[@davidneiner2133]

The heavens declare His glory, and the earth, His handyworks therein. If that isn't enough "evidence" for you or anyone else, then maybe you should rethink what "evidence" really means. The evidence has "always" been there. Question is, how much knocking and digging and seeking are you willing to do? There is plenty of "evidence" of people NOT seeking "evidence" and claiming there is no evidence.

[@Saurajit-rx4nc]

​@@davidneiner2133 give evidence for the bible if u have Heavens can declare glory of any god and definetly there are far better religions than christianity 😂😂😂

[@Bazooka_Sharks]

You ever have dr titus kennedy on your show? He knows allll about the early exodus and evidence for it! Hes great!

[@thedawg2023]

PRAISE YESHUA

[@midlander4]

Even by the abysmal standards of Turdrek's usual sales spiel, this one really is a new low 😂

[@SlayingSin]

Interesting food for thought. Egypt used to be a fertile lush land (the bible reveals this to us), but now it is entirely sand and barren. What do you think caused that? It was the plagues God sent. He destroyed the land because Pharoah refuses to let His people go.

[@whatwecalllife7034]

You're kidding right?

[@SlayingSin]

@@whatwecalllife7034 no.

[@whatwecalllife7034]

@@SlayingSin Have you seen current pictures of Egypt?

[@ryanrockstarsessom768]

Thank you

[@jan-jankowski]

Czyli kiedy świat chce sie chować w normalnych skałach budując bunkry, my możemy się schować w wiecznej, naprawdę wytrwałej skalę którą jest nasz Bóg i Ojciec

[@mesafamily5830]

Great job, Frank!

[@dux657]

Not really

[@mesafamily5830]

@@dux657 Back under the bridge where you belong, now. Shew shew

[@davidwebb8877]

Did he say Gods of Egypt…….how many gods are there???

[@TheRegimentalscot]

To be honest? We don't know. The ancient hebraic and Christian worlds were neither Monotheist, nor pantheist in nature. It was Monolotrist in Nature. The exclusive worshop and adherence to one supreme being, without denying the existence of other supernatural beings. The (main) difference between the Hebrews and early Christians, is that they believed that only belief and following the Covenants and Ordinances, in the order their God revealed, allowed them to be forgiven of their sins, and allowed them to return to him, which was a much different perspective from the non Hebraic and Christian world view. Our modern concepts of "Monotheism" and "Pantheism" come from the later 3rd and 4th century in the common era

[@terryaucoin4708]

Id rather not pretend magical stuff was real.

[@dalex60]

This is hilarious, considering Moses is a fictional bible character…

[@santiagojironpadilla]

Amen!!!!!!

[@fordprefect5304]

This is 2023 can't we just stop promoting biblical fairy tales anymore.

[@NeptunesLagoon]

Egypt was over the Levant, of course they knew… and ooops: other gods…? Yep it says it to… you act like people didn’t know each other? Abraham was from UR… Sumerians flood story, genesis ect… I have vids on it

[@Koz6336]

So the evidence is "I don't think so"? Wow, really drove the nail into the coffin on that one, good job.

[@magatism]

The only exodus was of Akhnatens followes and Moses is an egyptian name. and so are the 10 commandments the Negative confessions...

[@samuelwetterau9226]

I do agree with you Frank Turek. However the chronological link between the Exodus and the Ipuwrer Papyrus can only be made if you challenge the mainstream chronology for ancient Egypt. There are some scholars who did this. This is a legitimate viewpoint which is being discussed within academic conferences. However this view a minority position among scholars. If you want to be honest you should mention that. Overstatements kill the credibility of apologists. I don‘t want that to happen.

[@johnnyc2680]

The Ipuwer Papyrus is a Middle Kingdom document, which is too early for the Exodus. Also, the “Plagues equals Gods of Egypt” theory has holes. I believe the Exodus is historical, but his “evidence” is not evidence.

[@makedisciples8653]

The defeated (Egypt) will always try to write history to favor themselves. There’s a Murphy’s Law that goes like this…. “If at first you don’t succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried” Perfect

[@dux657]

Still, exodus never happened..

[@makedisciples8653]

@@dux657 Oh, it happened. You just have to look.

[@dux657]

@@makedisciples8653 No it didn't.

[@makedisciples8653]

@@velkyn1 Victors? Not for forty years. That’s a long time. And Moses never set foot. They were given the Law so that could know that they were law breakers. Romans 7 The problem with understanding history is that often you have to go to hostile witnesses to get the truth… Tacitus Murphy’s Law above is true. Are you atheists? Hate Israel? Incredible that Israel is a country again. Against ALL odds. That’s impossible, but there they are!

[@mattslater2603]

​@@makedisciples8653 No, its clearly not impossible... because it happened. Tacitus is an extremely weak source... Given that its based largely on a secondary source of unknown reliability and obvious mistakes are apparent exemplified in his confusion between the daughters of Mark Anthony and Octavia, both named Antonia...

[@salamonfruith3687]

Imagine that God killed all the first-born in Egypt and that the entire East did not pass this generation on, that there were not thousands of records of the event. 😂 Can someone be so naive? That would be one of the most recorded events in our history. The first true miracle witnessed by all of mighty Egypt. 😅

[@derrickpurdy7011]

I had never heard about this papyrus. I'll look into it. Thanks, Frank.

[@patrickr9642]

Theres a disconnect about history and the bible is history but sadly its dismissed

[@dux657]

No... Myths are not history.

[@dallymoo7816]

The prophecy from the Bible is coming true. Wether people believe in it or not, it's a fact. Those people saw what would happen now, we are living in it

[@CrossExamined]

Listen to the full podcast here👉📱apple.co/3ogvZke

[@quetzelmichaels1637]

Isaiah 4 says the column of smoke and pillar of fire will be created after a fiery judgment. What does that say about the body of Moses? It sounds like an argument between Michael and Satan. A theory of everything. I assume Jesus was wiser than Daniel, Ez 28, and started his work of the salvation of those behind the gates of Hell as the first Adam. The disciples offered Jesus two swords to be counted as the Lawless One but, he has the fiery sword guarding the way to the Tree of Life. "Light" and "Vegetation" were created before the Sun and Moon. You can't skip over that part. Darkness covers the Abyss or, Hell. The people are empty, void of understanding, because they are corrupted by sin. Jesus comes to break down the gates of Hell and free the people. The Lord found them this way, in a wasteland, a barren desert, and he shielded them as the apple of his eye, with his spirit hovering over their kingdom, the Abyss. Adam started them out on their way to salvation in this barren landscape. Adam's sin is prophetic of when he wields the fiery sword guarding the way to the Tree of Life on the day of vengeance AS judgment, setting up the abomination of desolation in him, the temple without one stone left standing upon another. Christ was born of the need for a savior. David has an everlasting covenant with the Lord working for all his salvation and every desire. He is the Cornerstone of his work of salvation. David is your king who will be raised up for you. David is his Father. The glory of God gave it light and Jesus is the Lamp. The Sun and Moon appear to be David and his Bride. The light of the Moon will be like that of the Sun and the light of the Sun will be as great as seven days, on the day of the great slaughter, when the Lord binds up the wounds left from his (day of judgment) Isaiah 30:26. Jesus sacrifice justifies David when he speaks and vindicates him when he condemns.

[@toddhefer-en3kh]

Praise God. God Bless in Jesus Christ Name Amen.

[@midlander4]

You're delusional

[@AVRGWIBWTHACN]

Tf are you talking about Moses was raised and was taught in Pharaoh's house.

[@majjert9383]

Any evidence for the exist for moses?

[@twcnz3570]

No.

[@wordforthespirit7852]

Frank you are truly anointed by the Lord Himself I love listing and learning from you.

[@kingzamn45]

Im from Sri Lanka and we've had many Kings in our past.. but except for a couple of temples and the likes of Sigiriya, you cannot find a single Castle intact or even many ruins. Yet people "believe" they existed because it's written down in historical records or sometimes passed down orally through generations and no one disputes it. Not even western historians. Same goes with many other cultures and indigenous tribes even. But when it comes to the Bible, sadly it being a historical record in of itself is not enough cos I guess people had nothing better to do than just come up with a continuous fantastical tale that was written across the span of a millennium or so 🥴 not even a tv series that's a sure Cash cow is continued in that manner and with such consistency in it's story nowadays 😅

[@nebula1919191]

Uhhh..... Moses was an Egyptian prince .

[@Jalapos]

Coincidence? I think not

[@jacobdiden8967]

wheres the full evidence?

[@tomcondon6169]

I saw a video. They say that there are chariot wheel-sized circular formations that are sensitive, to metal detectors in the Red Sea.

[@giovanni545]

Revelation 14:12 King James Version 12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

[@the_alchemy_method]

Why would Moses not know about the egyptian gods?

[@mattr.1887]

Because Frank says so.

[@twcnz3570]

Well, he had to exist, first.

[@mamacojackson9019]

Read Exodus 23:13

[@yuvalsasson7676]

Can you do a podcast for android users

[@Moe-bb3bm]

Ron Wyatt beat you to the punch

[@mattslater2603]

In lying about the evidence for the exodus?

[@blankface5052]

😮😮😮Jews knew about the religion of a neighboring kingdom? That must prove it, lol. “Do you think he just made it up?” What do Jews and Christians think about every other religion? If other religions are capable of it, why not him? If he even existed that is. Sure, the absence of evidence isn’t evidence of absence, but believing something bc their isn’t direct evidence to the contrary is dumb. There’s no record of it from the time in Egypt. I’d think mass plague, the death of every firstborn, and hundreds of thousands of people escaping slavery, would have tons of mentions across the country. Hell, regular plagues were well-documented across the empire.

[@TheMesomovie]

Huh, so no evidence.

[@michaelpeterson2024]

Do you think Moses was an actual person, Frank? Do you think Moses wrote about himself?

[@justingary5322]

Awesome seeing evidence of ancient Israelites being freed from Egyptian slavery during the time of Moses and The Exodus from Egypt. Speaking to Atheists, skeptics, agnostics and secular humanists is easy actually just listen to their reasoning for unbelief and skepticism. Just study history because The Gospels were known to people around the time of 90 A.D. when Bishops reference The Gospel of John and other Scriptures. I love Catholics but Catholicism isn't Christianity as it started about a thousand years after Christianity had already been spread throughout the ancient world SOOOO YEAH 👍. AMEN brother Frank Turek and Cross Examined ministry we love this Apologetics ministry it's awesome fellow brothers and sisters in Christ our Lord and God bless you ALL 🙏❤️👊. There's almost no critical thinking in most reasons for religious beliefs, blindly believing things without evidence, Atheism and unbelief I guess is just another word for unreasonable skepticism and cynicism 🤔. Atheism ain't got nothing new or better to offer than the very religious beliefs it's critical of so it's hypocrisy at it's finest 😂. Hello this is for all you Atheists, unbelievers and skeptics. I'm going to address a few misconceptions and lies about God's Character and His Word. The Bible doesn't support chattel slavery or anything else Immoral. Ok so Atheists and unbelievers say God is either Immoral, incompetent or not responsible so let's see what The Scriptures actually say. God revealed himself and created a nation in a real, historical context. It was a world with a slave-based economy, with city states often at war with each other, with polygamous marriages to ensure the continuation of family lines. The laws of the Old Testament regulate this behaviour. Slaves are to be treated humanely (Exodus 21:11). They are given rights and not seen as mere possessions. Hebrew slaves were able to buy their own freedom. Human trafficking is condemned (Exodus 21:16). In contrast to the law code of Babylon, Old Testament Israel was a light to the nations. The Old Testament law and narratives do not stand alone. Jesus is now the best example of what we read. So the moral teaching of the Bible cannot be summarised by a quote taken out of context from the Old Testament to demonize God and His Word. Slavery was permitted in Old Testament law but it was regulated by God giving the Israelites instructions on how to fairly and humanely treat their slaves (it was like indentured servitude where someone could work for you if they owed debts or needed income not cruel like chattel slavery). God allowed the people of Israel to own slaves since they themselves has already experienced over 400 years of generations of Egyptian slavery and knew how inhumane it was to be beaten, overworked and taxed so God set them apart from other nations and cultures around them by giving them a fair way to treat their slaves since slavery had already existed in the world but it doesn't mean God condoned it just used it for His Will to bring Good And in the light of the whole scriptural teaching, we find the reasons for its ultimate abolition (Ephesians 6:9; Colossians 4:1-3; Philemon 15-16 and Galatians 3:28). The Word of God provided the moral standard against slavery in the Roman Empire and against the slave trade in the New World. But what of genocide or holy war in the book of Joshua? Several things could be pointed out. The use of warfare in the ancient world did not always mean literal total destruction, even when events are described in such terms. Furthermore, the book of Joshua does not describe a genocide. It is not a race who are being wiped out, as in genocide, but a religious practice which was often appalling and degrading. Those who repent (like Rahab from Jericho or Ruth) are not destroyed but become part of Israel. It is not the racial group that is in view but their "detestable practices". However, after all is said, we must still acknowledge that God brought judgment on the nations of Canaan. It is not our place as believers isn't to sugar-coat the Bible. For some skeptics, this is enough to make God a moral monster. But the fact is that Jesus continued to affirm that God is a Judge who will bring a future judgment on all peoples and all nations. God’s judgment will be just. The list of Old Testament stories rejected by critics often leads to a similar dismissal of the New Testament teaching of Jesus on the existence of hell. After all, what was the Flood of Genesis or the conquest of Joshua if not a glimpse of future judgment? Hell does not demonstrate cruelty on God’s part, but it does demonstrate His Holiness and our moral accountability. Perhaps this is the real reason many people rail against the God of the Bible? It is not that they think He is a moral monster, but that they are afraid He is a moral Judge, and that has implications for our behaviour now. God is an Eternal Almighty Spirit Being and we as His creatures have Eternal souls and spirits so the punishment for our sins against Him must therefore also be Eternal but so must the reward for righteousness that's why He sent His Son Jesus to live a perfectly righteous and sinless Life (which none of us could ever possibly expect to do) suffer the humiliating and torturous death of crucifixion to shed His Own Blood willingly so that all who willingly accept His gift of salvation by grace through faith in Him will be saved and given Eternal life because that's what God wants is for us to willingly accept His gift of salvation and choose life. Exodus 21:20-21 literally speaks about capital punishment befalling anyone who mistreats their slaves so yes people are taking Scripture out of context to demonize God who literally promises that slaves who are mistreated under someone else's authority is to be avenged. When we hear the word “slavery” we think of innocent human beings, kept prisoner for life, having no rights under law and so reduced to animals. This is clearly immoral because it is unjust: the slave has done nothing to deserve the treatment. The situation described as “slavery” in the Bible was nothing like this. It is more accurately described as one of indentured servitude. Many “slaves” were indentured servants, working for a term of years Some other “slaves” were prisoners. There were no prisons. Prisoners had to work to live like everyone else. Some had life sentences. Some served a term and were released. People didn't beat their good slaves but treated them well and protected their assets thus. But no matter how rebellious a slave was, you couldn't just beat them to death. And if you knocked out their tooth or damaged their eye then you had to set them free. (Exodus 21:26). God wasn't using what other nations did because He wanted to set His Chosen People of Israel apart from the cruel, inhumane and unjust systems other cultures had so He gave them a fair way to treat their slaves and servants. There is a lot of ignorance on this topic which is understandable given the age we live in but it's not the nefarious set up we think of when we think of modern slavery. The question Atheists must ask themselves is how come the Jews aren't being accused of slavery and human trafficking if they're guilty of it in The Bible and why would white slave owners rip out pages from The Old and New Testament Scriptures to justify their owning blacks as slaves if The Bible already justified slavery?

[@midlander4]

Go away Justin. God told me to tell you.

[@justingary5322]

​@@midlander4 Cool I'll leave... for a few minutes 😉

[@midlander4]

@@justingary5322 you can't leave it... because you're a boring attention seeker

[@anekaye4446]

They found chariot wheels at the bottom of the ocean!

[@mattslater2603]

No they didn't.

[@atheismisamentaldisorder1839]

@@mattslater2603 Another comment made by the willfully ignorant atheist.

[@mattslater2603]

​@@atheismisamentaldisorder1839 Please demonstrate your claim that I'm willfully ignorant Of what?

[@TheAndnor]

Let me guess, it was Ron Wyatt that found them. Correct?

[@twcnz3570]

Weren't those wheels debris from a shipwreck? And both Egyptian and Israeli experts (not American charlatans) have found NO evidence of Moses, mass Israelite slave population, mad plagues, or any "great escape". Not least, as well, during that time, the "promised land" was under the authority of, er, Egypt. The bible ain't history, guys, it's mythology.

[@hansdemos6510]

Given the dating of the Ipuwer papyrus and the earliest known versions of Exodus, it is more likely that the Israelites copied from Egyptian folklore than to assume that they must be independently describing the same events.

[@GreatBehoover]

Your PROOF is that the confirming writings of Jewish History.... confirm the Egyptian history too well?😂😂😂😂 Hilarious! See how these NONTHINKERS twist everything?

[@hansdemos6510]

​@@GreatBehoover You said: _"Your PROOF is that the confirming writings of Jewish History.... confirm the Egyptian history too well?"_ Sorry, no "proof" in these cases GB. I have corrected you on this a number of times in the past, and I am disappointed that you seem to persist in your error. In general, when we see later writings that are similar to earlier writings, it is not considered irrational to hypothesize that the later writings could have been based on the earlier writings. In fact, this is part of the argument Dr. Turek and his son try to make about how modern Hollywood stories relate to the Jesus narrative. So we know that this general argument cannot be considered invalid. Given that the earliest versions of the Exodus story date to 600 BCE, and that the Ipuwer papyrus itself dates to around 1200 BCE, it is quite possible that the authors of the Exodus story knew about the stories related in the Ipuwer papyrus, and that they used elements from these stories in the construction of their own narrative. This would explain everything in a very simple and plausible manner, without needing to make assumptions that are not supported by the currently known evidence, and without having to assume supernatural intervention. You said: _"Hilarious! See how these NONTHINKERS twist everything?"_ I agree, although I think your characterization of Dr. Turek as a "NONTHINKER" is a bit harsh. I think he is very intelligent, although often misguided.

[@mattslater2603]

​@@GreatBehoover Gosh you got crushed by Hans... Are you okay?

[@maow9240]

Hey Hans how ya been?

[@hansdemos6510]

@@maow9240 Hi Maow! Long time no see. I have been fine. What about you?

[@walrus1]

I still see no evidence

[@davidedgar5923]

The Ipuwer Papyrus was written several hundred years before the Exodus. Scholarly concensus does not agree that it supports Exodus in any way. This just another attempt by a theist to bamboozle the gullible.

[@mamacojackson9019]

Dating is wrong

[@trentpalacki3723]

The resurrection of Jesus proves the old testament is true. If Jesus rose then that proves that Jesus is who he claimed to be and therefore validating the old testament scriptures because Jesus believed them. He even talked to Moses himself at the transfiguration. If you want to disprove the O.T. then you must disprove the resurrection.

[@jasonnoble7302]

Wow You live in the land of make believe

[@jasonnoble7302]

You must disprove the existence of the true God RA if you want to prove the resurrection

[@dux657]

Even if Jesus had resurrected that wouldn't prove anything. We'd just had a very uncommon (not unique) event, without an explanation.

[@BlueCielo22]

@@jasonnoble7302 I don't need to disprove anything in order to prove the resurrection. What a ridiculous statement. Do you apply that same logic to everything? That first someone must disprove something before trying to prove something? No. For example, does one have to disprove all other universal models in order to prove their model? No, multiverse believers don't have to disprove every other belief to prove the multiverse, they only have to prove the multiverse. Do you have to disprove every other religion to prove that your beliefs are true? No you simply only have to prove what you believe is true. But in saying that, if the resurrection is proven true then it automatically follows that every other god belief is false. Just like if I proved the Islamic belief to be true it automatically follows that every other belief must then be false.

[@MikmaqAlgonquin]

@@reality1958 Are Christians supposed to prove the resurrection of Jesus Christ?

[@erosh747]

Likewise, our present will also be forgotten in the future. So it is better to forget the past and enjoy the present moment.

[@marksandsmith6778]

Bigot sees shadows

[@darren5904]

Hitchens

[@joshuakohlmann9731]

That "evidence" was indeed shocking.

[@sirpepeofhousekek6741]

There's a link to the full podcast in the comments of this video.

[@GreatBehoover]

​@@bencorey5340 they don't want facts. They want "NO GOD"!

[@joshuakohlmann9731]

Thanks to the two of you who replied: I will make time to watch the whole thing. I'm not convinced by the small snippet Frank cites here, but I'm open to conviction.

[@karatewithelian9014]

​@@joshuakohlmann9731 give us an update after you have watched it

[@Tinesthia]

@@bencorey5340 The Ipuwer is describing a time of general upheaval and unrest. Barbarians, Immigration/Foreigners coming (not going), Robbers, and overflowing Nile, lack of food, causing many problems and death. No Egyptologist thinks this papyrus is connected to the Exodus. This type of apocalyptic descriptions like fires and rivers of blood are found in many texts describing hard times. Trying to link this papyrus to Exodus is desperation. Absolutely amazing the lengths people go to post-hoc make things fit their preferred narratives.

[@thatomofolo452]

🙀🙀🙀

[@suppon2754]

hahaha

[@Your.mama.1]

What’s the name of the Pharaoh that chase Moises?

[@Tyler-Clark]

The evidence is on the literal land bridge underneath the Red Sea.

[@dux657]

No, it's not..

[@mattslater2603]

What? That's a lie...

[@twcnz3570]

Er, no.

[@midlander4]

No it isn't... but nice attention seeking

[@christianhayter]

I was brought up in a Christian household and did a college theology degree. When I went out into the big wide world, soon discovered could only get lowly paid service jobs and that my degree was worth nowt After fliting between several crappy jobs, I eventually figured out how I could use my degree to my advantage. I would leverage the Jesus Christ brand to make a living. That's right - I became a Christian Apologist Now I sell the Christ story for a living - and I do mean sell, I push it hard. Always saying positive things about being a Christian.... how true it is that a man rose from the dead.... and all the other crazy stuff in the Bible. I also focus on topics of interest to a lot of my followers: Hell, LGBTQI, CRT, Abortion, women as property, and the dangers of Progressive Christianity If I had to characterize my typical follower: they are low in IQ, low in self-esteem, generally low achievers, introverted, racist, homophobic, mysogynistic and have an incel tendency Do I try to convert non-believers? Of course not, they'd soon find out my real motives. It's all about reinforcing the message to people who already believe. Continually reinforcing that the Bible is true. I lie through my teeth if I have to.....and make a fast buck in the process. I have all the setup; KZbin, Patreon, Tiktok, Paypal and all the others Do I even believe the Christ story? Nah, it's primitive nonsense. But who'd have thought it would be so easy to fleece gullible schmucks for every dime they had

[@Zack29810]

well yeah, the incels relate to you. you are one of them.

[@ArcadiaOccult]

Well I'm sorry sweetheart but your feelings don't mean anything the real world deals with facts and it's a fact that you was were not enslaved in Egypt and the Bible is not an historical document its mythology!

[@vincepassarella5127]

Bruh what’s the evidence

[@axellludvic3490]

😂😂😂 is this man a historian now?

[@Gg-rssystG8]

Amen ✝️ 🙏🏻.

[@midlander4]

Bollocks

[@dochkodochev7680]

You realize we have a restored image by the cloth used to wipe his face? We can see the face of Jesus. We can also see his grave still empty.... So anyone asking for proof, evidence..... They already have it... Not to mention the FACT that youtube is full of videos of people getting healed miraculously in the name of Jesus.... All of creation screams to the glory of Jesus... And you want something more authentic than that? 😮

[@mattslater2603]

Yeah you don't know how to evaluate evidence.

[@mattr.1887]

We don't even know where his remains were buried. As far as a "healing" or a changed life - that's great, but anyone of any belief system can claim that. So yeah. I need more than that. Otherwise, you could be Satan trying to deceive me for all I know.

[@georgewawman9649]

Wow if that's your evidence... god help us. Next you'll be telling us all the animals got onto a boat to get saved from a flood. 😂

[@midlander4]

Proceeds to offer no evidence

[@saikoakuma]

So... what's the evidence? All I see is a credulous theist making assertions and asking questions that assume the conclusion from the outset, since even the existence of Moses himself is disputed by Christian scholars.

[@Acts-1915]

Agreed. Not sure "experts" are all that believable anyway.

[@Gek1177]

I get where you're coming from. If I believed something that has absolutely nothing supporting it and then I found out that experts on that thing all said that it's not what I believe well, it would be way easier to just say you can't believe experts than to contend with me just being wr0ng.

[@T0Mmichael1234]

@@Gek1177 - *If I believed something that has absolutely nothing supporting it and then found it wasn't what I believed.....* - Would that be similiar to your transgenderism beliefs and the fact you believe an unborn child isn't a human being!

[@Gek1177]

@@T0Mmichael1234 actually, not that I'd expect you to have any familiarity with medical science, but transgender people do in fact exist and "human being" isn't a developmental stage for a zygote.

[@ashtonchretien]

@@Gek1177 and yet we have historical evidence for the Egyptian plagues smhhh

[@jamesw4250]

​@@ashtonchretien except there are natural explanations for each thing that occurred. And not all of them did occur either. So . Evidence against it happening.

[@brashybrash3892]

Well er....Moses didn't exist.

[@mattslater2603]

I thought the Moses character supposedly lived with Pharoah... Yet Franky boy is saying he has no knowledge of their gods? Lol... it's good for Frank that their are so many uneducated or dishonest Christians to slurp up his nonsense.

[@morgansouthworth2894]

He didn't say that Moses didn't know who the Egyptian gods were. The podcast that this short came from was very informative. Praying God will soften your heart ❤️. God is good my friend.

[@mattslater2603]

​@@morgansouthworth2894 That is untrue. Turek: " How could he have made it all up without KNOWING who the egyptian gods were" This sentence makes zero sense if Moses actually did know who the gods of egypt were... Unless you think Frank is admiting that Moses did make it all up.

[@stephenhopper7428]

Stop trying to sell Jesus like a used car. If you can talk someone into believing someone else can talk to him out of believing most of your preaching should be done with actions, and then the elect will notice and come to you.

[@XDRONIN]

Egypt was the most powerful nation of the ancient world for a very long time, it's like asking,... *How is it possible for any American to know so much about the British Royal Family?* The answer, _that American must be a member of the Royal Family, it is the only way for an American to know so much about the Royal family_

[@sumanthpaul7724]

But how could someone in the land of Israel know so much about a certain culture without living there, 3300 years ago? What were the possible means? Imagine the state of affairs 3300 years ago, with no printing machine. We are living in the era of information overload now. But in those days, even a hardcopy of information was rare. It's definitely not impossible but it is really something to ponder upon. It may not prove it but it gives reasons to believe that Jews lived in Egypt once upon a time.

[@XDRONIN]

@@sumanthpaul7724 _"But how could someone in the land of Israel know so much about a certain culture without living there, 3300 years ago? What were the possible means?"_ 1. Have you ever looked at a Map? Egypt and Israel are next to each other 2. Greeks were already in Egypt 3300 years ago, and much of Greek culture, math, and architecture comes from Egypt 3. *NO ONE is saying that Jews never lived in Egypt* People from all over came to Egypt, in the same way, people come from all over come to live in the U.S. or go to Europe. Egypt was not an isolated country. 4. *A Funny thing in world history* is that if you have a wealthy country, immigration from poorer and less developed countries will happen, it happened in Ancient Egypt when Egypt was a great civilization, and it happened when Greece was a great civilization, and again it happened to Rome when they were a great civilization, etc, etc, every great civilization. 5. *The problem* that needs to be answered is not that the Egyptians might have lie, hidden, and/or destroyed any evidence of the exodus but, that every other civilization nation, merchant, and citizen from another country, that lived and knew of Egypt at the time also for some _Really Weird Reason_ failed to mention in their writings, _Hey! Has the Sun gone Dark for 3 days? And what is it with all these frogs and locus?_ Isn't that funny?

[@gavinwedgeman7905]

Try asking some native in the world with no internet about the royal family and see how it goes, false analogy

[@XDRONIN]

@@gavinwedgeman7905 1. Internet? You do realize that for 99% of human history, people didn't have the internet, and still, they were able to communicate? They communicated a lot slower but they communicated. 2. And as I said in my response to a previous comment above, the Greeks knew of Egypt, 3300 years ago, and in fact, the story of Atlantis originated in ancient Egypt 3. Another *Fun Fact* of the ancient world. The story of the Trojan Wars takes place around the same time as the story of the Exodus, *And...* Warriors from Ethiopia fought in the Trojan Wars, who do you think Ethiopians learn of the City of Troy?

[@k0wa1ski]

Moses is made up.