Ramses II was NOT the Pharaoh of the EXODUS! (Timeline Explained)

Pharaoh Ramses II was NOT the exodus pharaoh. I’ve discussed this before, yet many people are still spreading this, so I have illustrated the timeline using the biblical sources to show the events and times they took place in. I have also written about this years ago in a long article investigating how C.B DeMille ruined Ramses reputation. My patrons got to enjoy the video and had access to the timeline last week, now you can see it too.
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[@LuxLuminous]

I would love to see this turned into a full doc!!!! I wanna know more!

[@melissakhalar1842]

Hollywood does go for what makes for a story rather than what is accurate. Thanks for the information.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Absolutely! CB Demille did a number on the people perception of the bible on my films

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

⭕ Exodus 26:13 ≈ Pi God gave the Pi ratio to Moses on Mt. Sinai to construct the Wilderness Tabernacle in 1440 BC. However, in 94 AD, a historian made an error. He mistakenly described the structure of the Temple and NOT, and NOT the Tabernacle. The outer courtyard is a hendecagon, not a rectangle, according to Exodus 25-26-27. History of the Discovery of Pi: 330 Exodus 26:8 eleven curtains each 30 cubits long 15 Exodus 26:12 one curtain folded in half is 15 cubits long - 1 Exodus 26:13 curtain hang over/seams add up to 1 cubit long = 314 3.14 = 314 circumference/100 diameter ≈ π ratio (100 cubit court/50 radius per Exodus 27:9-18) ................. Is this rediscovery similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls? How'd we miss this for 1900 years and how does Exodus still matter today? .................. History of Finding π: -(1900-1680 BC) Babylonians 3.125 -(1650 BC) Egyptians 3.1605 -(1440 BC) Moses 3.141592653... Exodus 26:13 ≈ Pi -(500 BC) India's Aryabhata 62,832/20,000, or 3.141 -(429-501 BC) Chinese Zu Chongzhi 3.1415926 - 3.1415927 -(250 BC) Archimedes from Syracuse 3.1408 and 3.1429 ................. More than a thousand years later, Josephus did NOT know that Exodus 26:13 approximated Pi. 1 Kings 7 confirms they didn't follow the instructions, best guessing 3 for 3.14, see? Almost 3500 years ago we lost Exodus 26:13 ≈ Pi on Mt. Nebo when Moses died. When will Pharaoh let this go? Consider King Josiah & the Prophetess Huldah rediscovering the forgotten scriptures, right? World history just realigned with the Word. Pi is coded in your DNA. Experiencing God is knowing and doing the will of God. Please utilize the scientific method, maintain consistent hermeneutics, and apply common sense. Remember these are blueprints for God's big tent. After confirmation, repent, then rejoice. This teaching from Moses is NOT too hard. Ex.3.14/25.9/26.8,12,13/27.9-18=3.14 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2rZqJp3h82satk​@@CurtisRyanWoodside

[@jordangrice2937]

I really enjoy your vlogs as well as your Egyptology work

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you so much Jordan!

[@jordangrice2937]

Do you have any guests about who it might be I would love to hear your thoughts on it

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I feel it was over the reign of several kings in the early 18th dynasty, and the actually leaving of the hebrews would have been around the start of Thothmoses III

[@mystromix]

Excellent work as always. I love your documentaries. Very informative and your camera work and photos are beautiful.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Glad you like them!

[@suprmekai5]

@@CurtisRyanWoodsideis it possible that Imhotep the architect is really Joeseph from the Bible

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@suprmekai5 that is much more plausible. And Joseph if he did happen would be around Djosers reign, as we have a stele explaining a dream of 7 years of prosperity and 7 years of famine…

[@88gatorgirl]

Your videos are always so informative Curtis. I love the way you tell a story. Your voice is amazing like all your videos.

[@christiank6310]

Hi Curtis! You're a very well educated and informed scholar of Egyptology and the Bible! Looking forward to your next documentary!

[@user-df2dl4ik3v]

I was tapping my fingers waiting for Moses to come in!!! Love you.

[@tinaprentice2136]

Thank you Curtis always love learning from you ❤️

[@marijaokic2427]

I love both this video and your amazing article. 👏 The photos in the article are absolutely wonderful. I agree with your remarks. I like the film too, but I think that is serves a good purpose only if it should give you a nudge to try and find out more about the whole story. Looking forward to your new documentaries. Best wishes. ❤

[@adrianabonitaaziz]

Hi Curtis ! This is amazing , I am really interested to know was that Pharaoh from Exodus. Its good to see you again ❤ . You are looking very good .

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks so much Adriana ❤️

[@Bren-ms3ml]

many thanks for this..really is fascinating.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

You're very welcome

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

It amazes me the way people believe in films! When the da Vinci code reached its peak, I constantly had people quoting it to me as if it was a proven historical source! Thank you for the video!

[@laurenl5843]

Thank you! This is great! 😊💜

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

You're so welcome!

[@TorieJimenez]

Thank you Curtis I always wondering this question love your documentary

[@kalinaperez8503]

Very interesting to hear the connection with the Santorini volcano ❤

[@alanablythe]

interesting! Have a nice Weekend!

[@ritalilleeng9555]

Thank you! 💜💜😊

[@reneemoreno8030]

Ty Curtis...you are stellar in your expertise. Bravo👏🙏✌️🤙👍

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I try!

[@user-df2dl4ik3v]

See, that's why I love your knowledge!!

[@Mostimprovedbeats]

Thank You For Clearing My Name 💯

[@bluelotus678]

Hi Curtis It's all very Hollywood and the thing that really makes me laugh the most is when Moses is put into a basket and starts sailing down the Nile which probably would have never happened anyway because we all know it was infested with crocodiles in ancient Egypt 🐊 😂

[@sergeykomarov2203]

It would be great if our Sherlock Holmes made a video about his jewelry and showed them up close.😘

[@Alexander-kj1bk]

Nice work lot of information about Exodus ❤❤❤❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thanks! I’ve been researching this topic for years. Because it can not be Ramses II

[@Alexander-kj1bk]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside fantastic facts 👏and make a full documentary about Hatshepsut

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Coming!

[@Alexander-kj1bk]

Because she is my favorite Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt

[@Alexander-kj1bk]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside thanks 😊

[@mystromix]

It's refreshing to see others challenge the decades-long narrative that Ramses II was the Exodus pharaoh. I've noticed more historians and Egyptologists mentioning the name Thutmose III. I recently read a book by Lia D, an amateur Egyptologist and biblical researcher, titled 'Achad Ankh Quest,' where she also identifies Thutmose III. Her timeline closely aligns with yours. History truly is fascinating.

[@annalisette5897]

That makes a lot of sense! If the biblical plagues happened, I really feel some or all of them must be connected to the Santorini eruption. But scholars have insisted the Exodus happened long after that. Then a few play around with possible dates for the Santorini event but still put the Exodus far later.

[@rodolfogarcia4359]

Thank You for that explanation for a clarification according to scientific data.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

That’s the aim!

[@peterwalker9211]

It was pharaoh Ahmenhotep2 in 1443B.C in the SPRING!MOSES WAS 80 and Ahmenhotep would have been about 27 years old!

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

An interesting theory Critus I have read some where that Amunhotep II was the pharaoh of the Exodus

[@maureenivory342]

need more PLEASE

[@sson12]

Jubilees 46:14 And he set over them taskmasters to afflict them with slavery; and they built strong cities for Pharaoh, Pithom, and Raamses and they built all the walls and all the fortifications which had fallen in the cities of Egypt.

[@Dominic-mm6yf]

According to Eusebius and Manentho the events of Exodus tòok place in the Amarna period.Moses might have been based on Akhenatens Viceroy of Kush Tuthmoses.

[@Stephanie.2024]

Thank you 🙏🏼 ☮️❤️☀️🌈🦁👑🐈‍⬛🐾

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Thank you for watching!

[@roylcraft]

Even as a child in the 70's when I first started watching that movie. I always knew it was better to be an Egyptian, the Egyptian props and sets were awesome and nearly all of of them were destroyed. I'm curious Curtis, have you ever seen the movie The Egyptian? It came out a few years before and some pieces from that movie were in The 10 Commandments.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Even though those old films are so bad factually, I do love them, the Egyptian was great

[@barbaragrace1992]

Hi, long time no see.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Hiii! I haven’t been gone 😜

[@barbaragrace1992]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside when are you to do a Collab with the gorgeous, gracious lady from chateau love? I'm thinking wallpaper, t shirts. ( Everyone does those. Lol) And home ware. Id love to see egyptware from you.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@barbaragrace1992 I have an entire line of Egyptian homeware for 4 years now hehe

[@barbaragrace1992]

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[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

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[@remymccoy6078]

WITH THE STRENGTH OF RAAAH !!!!

[@pattheplanter]

We do have archaeological evidence for Egypt having a frontier province in Sinai, Canaan and Syria - employing many different nationalities as mercenary troops guarding against invaders, like the French Foreign Legion. The shrinking of that part of the Empire started with Akhenaten and was never held for long again, despite repeated attempts to reconquer it. After the withdrawal of the Egyptian Empire and its employment, the area evolved into independent city-states with a Hebrew flavour, though, of course, beset by Hittites, Egyptians and others who wanted that land. I believe it was not an Exodus of slaves from Egypt but an Exodus of Egypt from the area that was the origin of Israel and Judah. The plagues were probably a memory of some troublesome times that, perhaps, bothered the Egyptian management team more than the locals, adding to the reasons for Egypt to withdraw. The fact that Akhenaten was still in charge as the withdrawal happened perhaps sowed some seeds of monotheism among some of the locals that sprouted 400 years later. Biblical and rabbinical scholars have debated the timing for the Exodus and the Patriarchs endlessly, many changing the dates given in the Old Testament for various reasons they say are based in traditional methods of dating. We can guess the generations of the Jewish patriarchs were a little tweaked, for Abraham getting to 175 years old, Moses 120, Joshua 110. For the Hebrews to have escaped Egypt when Thutmose III was Pharaoh, they would have had to flee east into Arabia or Mesopotamia, not north into Egyptian Canaan. The idea that Pharaoh feared that the Hebrews might ally themselves with Egypt's enemies seems more rational if they were an armed force of frontier legions (and their families) than if they were enslaved in Egypt.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Sinai was occupied by Egypt from the time of the 3rd dynasty. There are several temples and mines there dating to Several Pharaohs like Sobekneferu, Amenhotep III, Ramses II and even Sneferu.

[@pattheplanter]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Yes, but not relevant to the Exodus and Canaan, as far as I can see.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Precisely

[@pattheplanter]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside Ayelet Gilboa (director of the Zinman Institute of Archaeology) has an excellent lecture on this subject for the University of Chicago's Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures on KZbin, if you want to know about it. The lecture is called: The Rise of Ancient Israel and Other Problematic Entities. Ayelet recaps the recent findings in the archaeology of Canaan, though only up to 2019, of course.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@pattheplanter thanks!!

[@KellieEverts-ss8uz]

Well i havnt investigated it myself but apparently we have his body and or mummy and he was called Pharro if the stakes

[@KellieEverts-ss8uz]

And Moses lived to a very very very old age

[@user-nn1uf7io8l]

❤

[@LadyThunderbird63]

Yul Brynner looking fine

[@randallmartin4757]

Let me try... Exodus 1:11 Pharaoh builds two cities Pithom and Pi Raamses... Ramses II in history built the cities finishing them before he dies.. but did he begin them or was it his dad Seti I or his GF Ramses I ?.... Exodus 7:1 Pharaoh worships one God and not Moses God .... the city Pithom means House of Atum God... Pi Raamses means House of Ramses... pharoahs before Amenhotep IV worship many gods and none of them built those two cities.... also Pharaoh chases Moses on his horse.. Ramses I is too old so it narrows down to Seti I and Ramses II... now ask this.. would God reward the Exodus Pharaoh as a great ?.. or punish him erasing him ?... your Exodus Pharaoh is Seti I... His dad Ramses I wanted to build a city for his God Atum (Pithom) and one for himself to die in (Pi Raamses)... But he dies before construction so Seti I begins to build it in his first year as pharoah using as many Israelites slaves as possible... so God kills Seti I firstborn Seti II cuz God knows his second son Ramses II would be great and end the Canaanites... Ramses II son Merneptah writes about seed of Israel dead during his short reign around 1208 BC... look it up... abt 1207 BC some think the Israelites cross over to the land of Milk and honey... notice also Seti I profile is the weakest of the 18th and 19th dynasties... also there are verses missing in the New testament from the old so I ignore new books and their timeline and stick with the originals.... HUGGS ❤

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Nope. You clearly didn’t watch the video.

[@randallmartin4757]

​@@CurtisRyanWoodside.. sorry brudda your wrong... Pi Raamses in Hebrew means House of Ramses... Pithom in Hebrew means House of Atum God .. read Exodus 7:1 again... evidence shows Ramses II built most of it and finished it... your following info from a Greek book that thinks Hecropolis from Amenhotep II is him.. lol... 💃🕺

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

@randallmartin4757 nope, you can’t trust an adjusted name into another language. Iunu is pithon, and pi-Ramses is pi-ra-mes in Egypt.

[@KellieEverts-ss8uz]

Of

[@gaetanmartin6543]

very interesting but try to tell that to some religious nuts, they will have comments about this. Thank you again for this educational video

[@nicholasleopold3826]

It is Pharaoh Rameses iii

[@501Mobius]

If Thutmose III were the pharaoh his capital and palace would be at Thebes. Not a small village in the delta. Thutmose III made 17 campaigns during his reign. If he lost most of his chariots in his third year it would have curtailed most of those. If you go by Biblical dates, then you will find that using the length of the Judges there were 586 years between the Exodus and the building of Solomon's temple. If the Exodus was in 1476 BC then the Conquest would be 1436. Explain how Hazor was destroyed around 1230 BC and has an inscription of Rameses II there?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

You are dreaming my friend

[@gordondetotth9302]

The Bible contains two methods to confirm that the Exodus occurred in the 15th century BCE. The chronology contained in the Jewish Torah and Christian the Books of Gen, Exo, 1 & 2 Sam, 1 & 2 Kgs and 1 & 2 Chr show the chronology between Adam & Eve to both Moses and again to Solomon. These can be checked against events in recorded history, such as the siege of Jerusalem (by King Nebuchadnezzar II & the Babylonians and the decree of King Cyrus II of Persia). The Bible also shows, through the ‘Period of the Judges’ shows that the ‘480 years’ between the Exodus and the 1st Temple is not symbolic, but is actually based upon something. (Refer the Books of Jgs, 1 & 2 Sam, 1 &2 Kgs and 1 & 2 Chr.) Surely you would have already come across this in your endeavours? This clearly rules out Ramesses II, the 1st born of Pharaoh Seti I (who reigned for 11 years) and Queen Tuya, making him to be the first choice to be the heir to the Egyptian throne. This is in contrast to the ‘Moses and the ten plagues’. So, to sum up: there not just problems with Ramesses II being the ‘Pharaoh of the Exodus’ but also that the 13th century BCE date (i.e. the late date) for the Exodus is not possible.

[@501Mobius]

@@gordondetotth9302 Rameses II's firstborn son died around 1263 BC. He was an adult and a general at the time. Before Seti I pharaohs had their palace at Thebes. The existence of the city of Rameses at the time of the Exodus excludes the 15th Century. And don't even bring up the Judges. Because Othniel would have to be going to war against the Mitanni to defend Amarna Letters pharaoh's land. Other Judges would make no mention of all the Egyptians living in Canaan at that time. Even Scott Stripling acknowledged that an ostracon with Gideon-Jerubbaal name was dated at 1100 BC. This pushes the dates of Judges back 143 years. Meaning that if Judges were sequential Jephthah would have served starting 931 BC. If he was right about the last year of the Exodus being 300 years before it would have been ~1231 BC. The Merneptah stele of 1218-1212 BC shows Israel were nomads. If the Conquest was 1406 BC they made no head way in taking towns in 200 years. Then there are the Philistines invading beginning 1187 BC. If the Israelites were in Canaan for 200 years given their number of fighting men and could not take Gaza and the pentapolis, they were incompetent, or God didn't help them. The city of Hazor was destroyed around 1230-1220 BC. A statue and inscription of Rameses II was found there. There would be no reason for Rameses to give that to a destroyed city.

[@gordondetotth9302]

@@501Mobius As it appears that you have deliberately twisted what I said into something else. Ramesses II was the 1st born of Seti I, thus excluding him as being the Pharaoh of the exodus. The Merneptah stele has been interpreted by many scholars as supporting the early date of the exodus, NOT the late date. It also appears that you have deliberately twisted this as well. Why haven't you done the required exercise of tracking the chronology from Adam & Eve to the exodus? This exercise, along with recorded history and archaeological evidence, clearly disproved Ramesses II. In short: why do you support the late date of the exodus when it has been discredited?

[@501Mobius]

@@gordondetotth9302 I wasn't twisting your words. I was repeating what the Bible said in Exodus 11:1 "Every firstborn son in Egypt will die, from the firstborn son of Pharaoh, who sits on the throne, to the firstborn son of the female slave" From the firstborn son of Pharaoh. Rameses II who was pharaoh and sat on the throne was not his own son. Maybe you should find how Egypt saw firstborns. Once a son takes their inheritance, they are no longer a firstborn son. The Merneptah stele was interpreted by actual Egyptologists to its date and who it is about. Beyond that it only shows Israel was not a town and nothing else. Adding Adam and Eve and genealogy to any dating is laughable. Do you go by the 480 years of the Masoretic text or the 440 of the LXX?

[@gamalnassertv]

Ramesses II the Great, of Avaris!

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

But not of Exodus…

[@gamalnassertv]

@@CurtisRyanWoodside In the Prince of Egypt, lol

[@listenup2882]

He wasn't white either.

[@arealassassin]

Yea, we know. This has been calculated. Do try to keep up.

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

The point is people still think it’s Ramses II, the new Exodus series on Netflix has an Egyptologist who still thinks that. So I’m merely trying to point it out. But if you don’t like that, that’s ok. Big love to you!

[@sandramiller7972]

I agree my theory is that, the Exodus happened when the "Pharaoh" was weak due to the death of Akhenaten, religious transition, and regency of Tutankhamen. Tutankhamen then could have been injured in a chariot wreck when his horse broke through the pumice bridge used for the escape. The "expulsion" of the Hyksos could have been spin by the regent, who then became Pharaoh. F. Miller

[@nefertut6750]

No Phraoh was Pharaoh of the Exodus because there was no Exodus, at least not on this scale. The Exodus story was written after the year 500 B.C.E. to justify the atrocities of those returning from Babylonian exile. “God promised us this land before, so we killed the locals before and that’s why we can do it again.”

[@501Mobius]

lol

[@ghostq8625]

Hollywood 😂😂😂 you take Hollywood reference for serious archeologist research, oh my 😂😂😂 we need to thank the french soldier that pulled the roseta stone 200 years ago of ramsis the 3rd, up until than the arabs that conquer egypt had no idea what the hieroglyphics even mean😂😂😂

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

I didn’t take Hollywood as a reference, but many do

[@ghostq8625]

​​@@CurtisRyanWoodsidedon't care about many, you in this video did 😂you take it unprofessional, y don't you just ask Jews what it means, they know about Moses cause he was from Levi Israeli tribe, after all it is their history

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

You’re a freaking nut aren’t you? You do know that until recent years Egyptologists have also perpetuated the myth that it is Ramses II, some still do. This video was to show it can’t be him. The reason CB Demille was mentioned is that he was a contributing factor. So get f&?ked 😘

[@VIPEFFECT]

Bull

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Wow such a learned response. Your excellence in the field of study in Egyptology has overpowered me 🙏

[@mystromix]

Apis bull? Yes, the Egyptians did worship Ptah. I don’t see what this has to do with the Exodus pharaoh timeline? 😜

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

It’s the golden bull cast by the hebrews in Sinai after they left Egypt! Of course!

[@twonumber22]

who outside of creationists believe in the exodus anyways?

[@CurtisRyanWoodside]

Good question. I have my doubts about the exodus. That’s why right at the start I say we don’t have archaeological evidence for it. But this timeline was based off the bible to on e and for all show it’s not Ramses II

[@glenamw]

Look up the Armana letters.

[@Son-Of-Righteousness]

I was Osarseph Moses so I fully agree with you. I have eternal life here already. I'm the hidden soul of Ra. And guess what? It's not Ramses. MY NAME WAS RAMOSES. They enjoy making everyone picture me with horns I think. I was Osarseph Moses and I was high priest of the sun in Heliopolis. Look up the verse, "They set a tabernacle to the sun." They deceive you. "They set UP a tabernacle to the sun God YAHVAVAIOTH. Aka YALDABEOTH. I'm the Son of.

[@Son-Of-Righteousness]

Whenever you see consecutive rulers with the same name. It was me, the Amun, reincarnating and keeping the same name. Pretty sure. I rise from the dead to prove who I am. There was a proving ceremony unless the Pharoah who was keeping the throne warm for me, the king of kings, they'd sometimes decide to erase the truth, off the priests who knew anything about me or receiving me and they'd shut me out. Which would cause the plagues of Egypt because I'm actually the incarnation of the sun among man. The son of man.

[@Son-Of-Righteousness]

The synagogue of satan hid the truth about the sun God and this son saving them from bondage. The ark was actually in the kings chamber in the great pyramid. I took it and made a new covenant with Israel. Now they've rejected me and covered it all up. Psalms 84:11 The sun is our God and our shield. I was David who wrote those words. I would swear by he who lives forever and ever because I'm him. Born again means exactly that. And what's funny is that the Israelites are Hyksos who now think they're Brews. I suppose I'd change it from hyks to brews too though. Lol

[@Texasmade74]

The title of the video is absolutely absurd because for there isn't any evidence or historiscity for the Exodus