Scholars EXPOSED for Inventing a Biblical People - The War On the Jews

The war against the Jews began 3,500 years ago with the Hyksos.
The strategy is always the same - invent a people than never existed!
Link to Exodus Decoded - • Is There Scientific Pr...

[@Hellbender8574]

I used to love your show back in the ancient times when the History Channel had some educational programs. I'm glad you're back on KZbin.

[@paulkopacz5051]

I always liked your show "Naked Archeologist" and I always laughed at the song "He's a Tall Tall Man". GOD BLESS YOU Simcha and ISRAEL.

[@michelleg7]

I really enjoyed that show

[@kathypiazza7228]

I found some episodes on KZbin a few months back. I too am a fan!

[@stephaniereif7790]

I was one of the lucky 10 who went to Israel with Simcha for an archeology trek. We went to ancient cities that are in the Old Testament. Those places are real. Ive touched the stones.

[@DanicaBritt]

I bet that was amazing! I'm so jealous.

[@MegaDavyk]

I will give you that, but these whitish joos are descended from Khazars who converted in the 8th century AD. They have no historical connection to that stolen land. That includes the narrator and he knows it to so he is deliberately deceiving you.

[@danieljhippern6115]

Hey Steph 👋 sure was a great trip. It's me Daniel. I have done five excavations since that trip. Join me in 2025 Hazor Lower city with Haifa University . All the best!

[@Alfred-cz7my]

This speaker is a fraud. Just because Palestine was not independent does not mean that there were no Palestinians or indigenous people. Before 1940’s there was no independent Lebanon, but indigenous people lived there for centuries no matter what you called the place Lebanon or part of Syria.

[@sjm1289]

​@@Alfred-cz7myActually he's a highly noted archeologist and documentarian, nothing of what he stated was false, just because it goes against your narrative, doesn't make it invalid, are you suggesting Ancient Israel didn't exist? Defying all history record and evidence? Nice try 😅

[@nschlaak]

Sir, there is plenty of evidence that many people choose to ignore. Thank you for your excellent research and exciting insight into this fascinating topic.

[@skiker4560]

Love that you’re back. Thank you for everything. ❤🇮🇱

[@n4049]

I'm ashamed to say that we have some Israeli academics who also go along with this lie. Thank you, this is fascinating. i'd love to see an extensive documentary about this topic.

[@paulmurphy9358]

Simcha - this is far too important for a 16 minute video. It needs to be a full-length documentary, where every single point is explored and the archaeological evidence is laid out to prove the academic fraud. Maybe James Cameron will help, if not, launch it as a kickstarter and we will find the resources to get it done.

[@idanatiq]

Agree 100%

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

He already has a documentary about this....the Exodus Decoded from 2006 and I believe James Cameron was involved.

[@SimchaJacoboviciTV]

That's a good idea. I'm trying to raise money for a new series on "The Moses Dynasty". There are amazing revelations to film! If I don't manage to raise the full budget I might do some crowdfunding. In the meantime, have you seen the film that I made on the subject with James Cameron some years ago? Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joDFnGNtqsaVgqs

[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

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[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

​@@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXVgreat documentary. Saw it a long time ago.

[@andrewcruise2749]

Glad you’re back, hoping that you can continue your docu series

[@coffeebotography]

Glad you’re back!!😊

[@davesky538]

It's always innocent people's who suffer from political decisions. Through out history. I am very glad you are still bringing clarity.

[@garybarchas4984]

I've always enjoyed your no-nonsense approach to history! I was thrilled to find some of your older post over the last few weeks. Keep 'em coming. I'm not Jewish but love the accuracy of God's word which you follow.

[@francessocha6143]

Keep going Simcha, you make people think and that’s what’s needed. Too many supposed “experts” make pronouncements and the sheep believe them. Read, think, find out! Nope, too much like hard work. Haud ga’en, we need more outspoken people like you.

[@lancegalaxy9560]

You are right on the money. People of today are sheep and very lazy. I find most people, but not all, are too lazy to educate themselves and would rather look to so called experts who are anything but that.... experts.

[@idanatiq]

Brilliant as usual. Thank you!

[@joels1234]

Excellent videos...Palestinian 101 video was very informative.... Nice...

[@lindagomez3114]

Simcha nice to see you back!! 👍👍 Waiting patiently to see what's next.

[@benlassu1880]

Do one on the Phoenicians, that particular purple dye might be a clue. Wonderful investigative journalism! Keep it up Simcha you have a strong following.

[@SimchaJacoboviciTV]

You got it! "Phoenicians" next week

[@maryannec55]

Thanks for the history lesson, so glad you're back.

[@MrRabiddogg]

its funny how they claim Hyksos are not the Jews, but Hyksos is the ancient term for folks from the area we call the Levant/Israel now. the OT says that the Jews migrated into Egypt from that exact spot and then returned home during the Exodus. We still have exonyms for various locations (Greeks call themselves Helens, Japanese call themselves Nippon)

[@freyatilly]

Just an insight.... The Japanese people call themselves Nehon-jin. "Nippon" is an officialdom reference to things such as, Gov, money, legal documents, nation state.

[@maryhalsey905]

So happy you're back blessing us with your content

[@MagiHistori]

I really enjoyed your films when I was younger on the history channel. I am a High School World History teacher. I have been talking about this when my students study the history of Jordan and Israel. Also when we talk about the Crusades. You should consider going on the Trigonometry KZbin Channel show. Keep up the great work!!

[@Greggers123]

I am praying that your channel goes viral. Believers NEED to watch and learn from you and be encouraged

[@DiegoAngarita85]

I remember watching an episode of your show like 10 years ago where you were debating with an Egyptologist about this. She wasn’t very open to the idea but I remember thinking wow of course there is bias in Egyptology. Thanks for your videos.

[@mikejhorn]

I loved it when you called Finkelstein "Finky" to his face😉

[@e.chandrikagalbacs2449]

Thank you, Simcha, it’s so nice to see you back, so grateful for your podcast channel, finally getting the true history with clarification, something the world needs as well so keenly. Much gratitude to your work 🙏❤️🌸😊

[@jaronby]

The same thing is happening right now. By changing the historical narrative of what really happened with modern Israel, they change it into a story that the Jews conquered an existing country called Palestine. Their airbrushing history again. Thank you for your videos, Simcha. I hope to meet you some day.

[@highpath4776]

I am not sure what you mean by "Modern Israel" in your comment context. The mess the europeans made of 'dividing' the folded Ottoman empire not being a good start. The 1948 modern "state" again being (in a League of Nations context) a US/European main construct. Oddly those whom would call themselves "Jews" and those that occupied Palestine and moved into Gaza ( by land purchase legal contracts or otherwise ) , seem to have pretty close DNA matches which to me seems to suggest the historical "division" is a construct based on the religion followed , included in the place one chooses as the primary location of worship of the one God - Jerusalem ( which has not been fully archelogically excavated ) or the other high local mountains that say the Samaratians chose. ( are we accepting the Biblical split between Judah and Israel as kingdoms ? )

[@felikssutskever9429]

Love your videos!!! Thank you very much for your job!!!

[@PazPinhasRahamim9220]

כל כך חשוב 👏🏼 תודה ומועדים לשמחה 🙏🏼

[@stlounsbury]

I’m so glad you’re back. I loved your archaeology expeditions and missed your brilliant mind. 🙏🥇

[@marmieRH]

Wow what a great information you are giving. I think we need people like you to rewrite the whole history! I appreciate your channel very much ❤🎉 big hugs from Québec, Canada xxx😊

[@ricktoole9991]

Very happy your back

[@therealbiblechannel]

I'm a Christian, so I don't agree completely with some of your ideas, (or other Christian's ideas to be honest), but I've always found your shows interesting and inspiring, and no one does what you do better than yourself. It's a shame that there isn't more people doing your style of investigation. God bless you and your family, and keep up the good work

[@mercymakena1660]

Keep up the good work sir. I've learned a lot about the bible watching your videos. God bless you.

[@gordonwallace3584]

KEEP EXPOSING THE TRUTH AND THE LIES! THE TRUTH SHALL PREVAIL AND THE LIES WILL BE A SLAP IN THE FACE TO THE WORLD! THANK YOU MR. Jacabovici! Respectfully AEC USN RET GLW ⚓

[@user-sw9vy9lh7f]

You bring so much to the world, the betterment of the world. Thank you and I hope you don't stop. I learn so much from you.

[@lingim9244]

I've been waiting this, omg I cant WAIT!!

[@GWaters-xr1fv]

Brilliant and profound. If there was still any room for unbiased debate in academia this would be an amazing jumping-off point. Sadly that is not the case today in these hyper-politicized times. But, the wheel is turning and your brilliant exposition, Simcha, may yet get the attention it deserves in academic circles.

[@davidturner5523]

I missed Simcha and this is great! I hope he continues to create a lot more content!

[@mikejhorn]

I have been interested in your content since The Naked Archeologist. I am only a gentile (with an MD but no formal training in history or archeology) with a great interest in Middle Eastern history, but mainly in the history described in the Bible. However, through my reading and research, I have been saying precisely the same things you report now for decades. I wondered how the many minimalists like Finkelstein and Cline got away with the narrative, even after genuine modern unbiased archeology has consistently proved their statements wrong! There has never been an explanation for the discovery of many cities never known to the Western Academics but in the Bible. I refer here, particularly to the storage cities of Pi-Ramases and Pithom. These cities were described as mythical until they were discovered in the 20th century. Both cities were found in "Goshen," with archeological evidence of the specific habitation of Canaanites, Hyksos, or Hebrews around them. Pithom was described as a military base set up to hold hundreds of chariots! You would think that the discovery of the entire "mythical" civilization of the Hittites based only on the Biblical story would give them pause. Keep going, my friend!

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Norman's animosity towards his heritage and Israel stems from his parents deep communist roots, they were heartbroken when Israel chose Liberty and freedom instead of communism and the irrational hateful grudge that drives his very existence was born of that. He smiled as he shared how giddy he was learning of October 7th and later lamented he has no friends.

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

You were talking about the so-called archaeologist as opposed to the propagandist I spoke of, got it

[@mikejhorn]

@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape@GreenCanvasInteriorscape Unfortunately, the propaganda of people like Finkelstein and Cline was (and still is)heralded by the Western media.

[@mikejhorn]

@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape Thanks so much for the back story on "Finky!" It makes perfect sense! Most of the original minimalists have backed away as more archeological finds and reviews of previous finds have been reexamined with fresh eyes and better technology, but not "Finky." I could have looked up his background years ago, but I lost interest because he seems to have become increasingly isolated among archeologists. It's true the mainstream media and university history professors still push his agenda, but many people all over the world seem to be waking up to the neo-Marxist, post-modern, woke agenda and discovering faith again. Thank you, Simcha, for all these years of excellent, indefatigable efforts! They are paying off!

[@donnablackman9152]

Keep it coming. Love everything you do. Very informative.

[@Annatar]

Btw guys, because Simcha didn't go deeper into it: yes mainstream scholars say THAT IF it happened, the exodus was around 1270bc, but that's not the biblical timeline. The timeline in the Bible puts it at around 1450bc under Thutmose 3rd. It happened, and there's tons of evidence in that archeological site called Avaris, later known as Pi-rameses. Keep researching, it's truly amazing

[@Thought.Spoken-Written.]

Simcha! I am very happy that you showed up with my algorithm. Man, I still think about your episode of The Naked Archeologist about the religion of constantine. Shalom Sir.🇮🇱

[@unknownd3v]

Oh wow I've never heard of it, and wow how i was i surpised when you mentioned these names.. it's unbelievable. Thank you for sharing this information, it's super helpful

[@jabrasgospelthoughts694]

Simcha, amazing as usual. I think you’re the only archeologist whose opinion I trust when it comes to the history of Ancient Israel. Keep the knowledge flowing.

[@valinedecosta3039]

I t is a good video and but it was while talking on the phone back in 2010 that I discovered you were teaching and that I had missed your classes and Glad in the Lord you continue to provide documentaries as well.

[@SionTJobbins]

Was a great fan of the Naked Archeologist. Glad to see you on-line. However, whilst I agree with you, I don't think it's unreasonable for scholars, who, as you know have to write papers which show citations and evidence, to not take the Bible on face value. I think most scholars - be they aethist, Chrisian or otherwise - believe that the Bible includes real events and a general chronology based in history, but that elements may have been emblemished. The lack of evidence by Egyptians, the lack of a name for the Pharoe in the Exodus etc are serious issues. So, I agree there can be an unwillingness to just name a culture for what it is for political or reasons which are fashionable at the time, there's also a genuine need to respect history and find evidence to back it up. But yes, there is some mind-set which makes some academics feel that if they call these people "Jews" then it suggest to their peers that they're not real academics but some creationist or someone from pre-1900 who naively believes everthing said in the Bible. They think saying "Jews" is too simplistic ... and some, want to pretend that national identity was inveted in 1848 and before then people had no national history or sense of historic belonging. Nationalism can be dangerous, but anti-nationalism can also be simply anti-nations ... which is a anti-people ... and that leads to minoritising and subjecting and nagating nations and languages too. I say this as a Welshman where all the Celtic forts, jewellry, cutlure etc is now refered to as "Iron Age" rather than Celtic because a lot of English scholars are uncomfortble with the idea that there was a Celtic (now modern Welsh) culture and language on the land of Britain before the Romans and then Anglo-Saxons (what evolved into modern England and English) arrived. In the same way Arthur - a Brythonic (that is Welsh) king has been appropriated by the English and Hollywood to being a medieval knight or some anational being, when, he literally fought against the Anglo-Saxons (that is English). Arthur is a Welsh name - arth being Welsh for 'bear'. All the names are Welsh or anglicisations of Welsh (Brythonic names). It's as if the Maccabies are made out to be some unknown a-national group of Latin-speaking legionaires not a people who literally fought against the Romans!

[@neurobits]

May HaShem bless you, Be’H.

[@walterpierluissi1379]

It's amazing how the world, from the beginnings, have always try to go against anything related from "YHVH" - "YaHoVaH".... But pretty soon we will be witness to Mashiach and then all of those who have hated Israel will be facing THE KING.....

[@PedroCarcamo101]

Like a Rabbi said, secular scholars have and will remove GOD from anything. They will have to add multiple authors like in Isaiah, 3 authors because GOD needs to be removed from those texts.

[@AnnaNico-mvt]

Wow, so beautiful! Thank you for the clarity! ❤

[@lindakilmer2548]

So glad you’re back 💃💃💃

[@poppamichael2197]

Excellent analysis, as usual, Simcha. Thank you. Two related questions: First, haven't archaeologists found stelae memorializing the fact that certain kings of the middle east region fought and won battles against the Kingdom of David, and aren't these staela evidence of the existence of the kingdom of the Jews separate and apart from the Egyptian records that you discuss in this video? Second, archaeologists have found records of an Egyptian pharoah who believed in monotheism. I recall that, after his death, later pharoahs and Egyptian priests attempted to remove all evidence of monothesim and reverted to the older Eyptian polytheism. Could it be that the expulsion of people you described was not only the expulsion of the Jews, but was also part of this eradication of monotheism from Egypt. Would the timing of these events further support the story of the Exodus?

[@mikejhorn]

Simcha, you haven't lost your touch! I would love to see you back full force, sort of like "The Naked Archeologist," but with less traveling and perhaps more interviews. It wouldn't matter if you covered some of the same topics as you did 20 years ago, because I'm sure you would have so much more to say! KZbin or X or Rumble would be great!

[@thomasbluger6772]

I agree with the note below that you need an entire documentry on this. I would include R. E. Brown's writings in relation to this. He is deceased but was head of the Pontifical Council for Scripture and was brilliant. That way you could bring in a potential 1.4 billion Catholics and move away from an overly fundamentalist fan base while at the same time, still hold them but more on the peripheries. Just a thought.

[@DavidRohanReid]

Thankyou. Hopefully your teaching will become common knowledge.

[@bobchronister3429]

Simcha, will you be doing a video on the Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin Al-Husaini? The religious and political leader of the Palestinians who collaborated with the Nazi’s in WW II.

[@edenharris5377]

Have missed your no nonsense history lessons. Bring back "The Naked Archeologist."

[@sandramillett8267]

So pleased you are back 😊 Simcha I .enjoy all your video

[@LawofMoses]

Shalom Simcha, Take care

[@mikejhorn]

Thanks!

[@eliseoleahy4229]

Overjoyed that you’re posting again! 🇮🇱💙🇮🇱 My father was a journalist and if he were here today, it would kill him to see what has become of his beloved field😢 Thank you for sharing truth! Am Yisrael Chai! 🇮🇱

[@noellelenihan4124]

Why did these scholars airbrush the Jews? Why did they airbrush History? I learned more from your videos on the naked archaeology than I did growing up, and now I’m learning that these scholars airbrush History WHY? WHY Would they do that?😭thank you so much for your truth and videos🙏💖☘️☘️

[@KateGladstone]

When we think about whether the Hyksos might really be the Israelites, after all, I am wondering what we do about the fact that the Hyksos migration from Egypt to Israel took the coastal route, while the Bible clearly states that the Israelite exodus from Egypt to Israel, did NOT follow the coastal route: Exodus 13:17.

[@maryjones8741]

Thank you for teaching us! Peace

[@stelthtrekker9445]

I needed this and I'm not Jewish either. Academics always discredit the story of Israel. ❤

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Wow my mind is blown, thank you Simcha.

[@Lestibournes]

According to Jewish chronology the Exodus happened around the year -1312 so it's 3300 years ago, not 3500.

[@brianpatmore8418]

Amein ! The history of the origins is amazing and beauty and truth ! Magnificent in the hands of Abba Jehovah and his great love !!

[@Nudnik1]

Menespeth Stele Bronze age Egypt 1200bce says Israel 🇮🇱 Roman Emporor Hadrian renamed Israel Palestine after Philistines Assyrian Greeks not Arabs not Muslims after Bar Kochba rebellion against Rome by Jews was lost in 135CE . תודה רבה שלום

[@elipenk994]

I love the way you explain so much. The only thing that would be helpful would be to have a visual animation or whiteboard.

[@dimitarkosev8871]

Great video, Simcha. I'd add that Hyksos/Heka-khasut were a social, not ethnic group, like apiru/habiru and Shasu. Hyksos were the foreign rulers who enslaved the Israelites (or more correctly, forced them to make bricks and build cities). In Exodus 1 the pharaoh who didn't know Joseph, was afraid that Israelites would join his enemies - Egyptians/Thebans. Ahmose I, the founder of 18th dynasty, raised a big army and went 700 km from Thebes to the Delta (Goshen) to crush the Hyksos dynasty and expell the foreigners from Egypt. First he took their fortress Tjaru at the eastern edge of Goshen, then he headed west to the Hyksos capital Hut-waret/Avaris. This is the moment when the last Hyksos ruler Khamudi called Moses and Aaron and ordered them to leave (Ex. 12:31). Most Israelites left Avaris, and other foreigners, including Hyksos, left soon after (Ex. 12:38). Exodus fully matches the inscription of Ahmos son of Ebana, the general of Ahmose I. He describes how Avaris was taken and how Ahmose I pursued the Hyksos by the Horus way to their fortress Sharuhen nearby Aza.

[@antonynetto1759]

Thanks for this . Never doubted to begin with .

[@eliyahukonn3245]

It's difficult to listen after the anachronism at 3:00.

[@jbear3562]

Thanks for a great video. Shalom.

[@user-qz6ml3hb9u]

I wish you had a website or someplace where you listed your sources.

[@moopius]

I love how clearly you put forward the facts. Academia is biased in most fields especially history.

[@LOPEKJJJ]

Other research has suggested that the Hyksos were the new Egyptians that took over Egypt and didn’t know Yosef and enslaved the Hebrews. And these Hyksos were the ones that suffered the plagues and then were overthrown by the native Egyptians after the Hebrew exodus.

[@Sirharryflash82]

I always wondered where the Hyksos came from because of the vague Canaanite designation. That group could never organize to do anything. Then I heard semitic. The being usurped from within by Jews such as Joseph makes sense.

[@rakeshmathur9035]

Thanks for this historical talk very inspiring and makes a lot of sense ❤

[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

Great lecture, as always. Ty.

[@jonathanhorton4607]

Please keep educating us.. also, PAUL WALLACE would love to do a show with you, Simcha..

[@marconeves4341]

As a South African, I fully support Israel and the Jewish people.

[@davidgharrod8174]

Very nice video. I would agree with your hypothesis based on the information presented. Academia is biased because of the $$$$ and the comraderies/connections.

[@paultorbert6929]

As for an explanation of the possible reason for being “marked” with the name SHASU: “The people of Israel had also done as Moses told them, for they had asked the Egyptians for silver and gold jewelry and for clothing. And the Lord had given the people favor in the sight of the Egyptians, so that they let them have what they asked. Thus they plundered the Egyptians.” ‭‭Exodus‬ ‭12‬:‭35‬-‭36‬ ‭(ESV)

[@oliviaswarden6077]

Ty for a very informative view!

[@esthernebenzahl9270]

Wow! I was not aware of this interpretation. My mind is now confused. I need a more extensive and intensive approach in order to settle my mind. Thanks!

[@carlhanney4269]

Hello from New Zealand

[@timmo8909y]

Fake ola

[@ralphemerson4376]

Hello Simcha Thank you for all your fabulous work! Doesn't the Merneptah Stele prove, without a doubt, your thesis on the chronology regarding the date of the Exodus and the identity of the Hyksos?

[@syrilvictor3288]

Do you remember when we were at the WUJS meeting in jerusalem 45 years ago?

[@relaxingclips7697]

It should be you teaching Israeli universities, not what we currently have. Thank you

[@Sattyavathi]

National Geographic says: "The identity of Pharaoh in the Moses story has been much debated, but many scholars are inclined to accept that Exodus has King Ramses II in mind. The Bible confirms that the Israelites were to build “supply cities, Pithom and Ramses, for Pharaoh.” Egyptian records confirm that the kings of the 19th dynasty (ca 1293-1185 B.C.E.) launched a major mili­tary program in the Levant. As part of this effort, King Seti I (ca 1290-1279 B.C.E.) built a new garri­son city, which his successor, Ramses II (ca 1279- 1213 B.C.E.), later called Pi-Ramesses. Ramses II also built a second city dedicated to his personal patron, Atum, called Per Atum. These two cities are quite possibly the biblical Ramses and Pithom. ..."

[@jaywhoisit4863]

What’s the precedent for moving unwanted foreigners to neighboring lands? If the Palestinians were say moved to southern Lebanon would there be any historical precedent?

[@lukasmakarios4998]

And Akenaten could easily have been a Pharaoh who was influenced by "Hyksos" (Hebrew "Amu") theology. He tried to impose a kind of "solar" monotheism, but the Egyptians would have none of it. Look at his dates. They fit in easily between the Hyksos invasion and the Exodus. The people who settled in the Levant and Canaan were called "habiru" because that means "Bedouin." No one wants to say, "Children of Israel." Rameses even said that he wiped out the hebrews in Canaan in 1227 BC. We're still here.

[@josephhellstern949]

Absolutely brilliant thank you

[@Tomy-kc8kf]

מרתק!!! תודה.הכרתי את הנושא של "חבירו" אבל לא את יתר המושגים.

[@geraldgrieve4106]

As I understand there's paintings of bearded people with multi coloured robes in Egypt. I'm not sure if these people are are said to be the Habiroo(sp).

[@borisrozen6031]

Habiru (the ones who finally came to the promised land) sound like Habir (singular) or Habirim (in plural) means. In Hebrew means "noble warriors"

[@IH-ku3zf]

Very intriguing video. I would have two questions though: in Joseph's story in the Bible God or Joseph's beliefs do not seem to be mentioned, when becoming a person of power in Egypt he would have had to participate in their religious ceremonies, no problems with this are mentioned, he integrated fully. So, did he not believe in the one God by that time? Second, the Hyksos are discribed as people who took over Egypt with "superior weapons and Horses", their burial sites proving at least the latter. However, Joseph's people are discribed as nomadic shepherds and didn't use horses for war. I am not questioning your facts given in this video, which make a lot of sense. However, this two questions arose and I would like your comments on this very much. Your archeological knowledge is vast and I hope you can answer to this.

[@pavelp9887]

For those who require proof, not that we need provide any but 3 million people witnessed and experienced the same thing at the same time over 3,500 years ago should be proof enough. How could such a thing be made up in this time without any form of mass communication? How could 3 million people possibly tell the same story if it were not true? They would need technology that we only have today to do something like that.

[@LuckyJeffLA]

We need you out there spreading the truth aka facts.

[@oklahomanativeexploration7546]

The Bible says that the Hebrews were thrust out of Egypt. The Hyksos were the Hebrews and the people that became the Scotts or the mix multitude that the Bible talks about one of the daughters of pharaoh left and married a Babylonian man during this time, the Scots most likely traveled with the tribe of Dan. went through Spain, where our history says, we lived with the worst of tribes. Eventually ended up in the country that’s now known as Ireland, and then the diuretic Scott’s separated from the Irish went across the channel to the land that is now known as Scotland utterly destroyed the pics which is what the Romans called the people that was living there, and they entered the land that’s now known as Scotland 1200 years after the Hebrews Cross the Red Sea. The only way we would know in our oral history of when the Hebrews cross the Red Sea is if we went with them. So we would have known we are in the Hebrews cross the Red Sea because the Hebrews went their way and the people that became the Scotts went their way and Saint Patrick cast out the snakes from Ireland. Yeah, there was never any snakes in Ireland, but the tribe of Dan. The symbol for that tribe is the snake, so it was the tribe of Dan. That Saint Patrick cast out of Ireland.