Evidence for The Exodus Indeed Was Found (1978) - MOD WARNING

That is your opinion. I notice that you provided no credible sources. If I am to take you seriously, you must present the passages of relevant Scripture, and provide conclusive evidence that it is mistaken. Can you do that?

 

Not as much as it was. More work to do. Hamas, hezbo, etc still need to be exterminated.

 

Most of the things credited to Solomon were the work of Omri.

http://www.biblearchaeology.org/pos...aspx?gclid=CJnvnM_x3dECFUM2gQodKHYNHw#Article

Most scripture is gross exaggerations or outright lies.

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They aren't in Israel.

 

That's not the point, is it. They're threats to Israel and civilization. That's the point.

 

At the time of King David Jerusalem was 12 acres and less than 2,000 people.. according to the archeology.

 

Why do people come on here with little knowledge of ancient times and then expect others to do their study for them.


Isn't the Bible a credible source? Isn't your 'history in the Bible' credible

Try studying. It will show you that Palestine of the era of the kings was relatively poor and unable to support a large population. Cities were mostly our towns and towns our large villages. Archaeology shows a population under a million.

As a Bible student do you have to be shown where to find Asa (2 Chronicle 14) - or the battle between Judah's 500,000 and Israel's 800,000. (2 Samuel 24)

Abraham and Moses.

It is said that Moses wrote the Pentateuch and the story of Abraham. If he did he got things very wrong. According to the Bible chronological dating Abraham lived long before the Hittites ever appeared so he could not have bought a parcel of land from them. Moses said that Abraham came from UR of the CHALDEES. The Chaldees appeared as part of the NeoBabylonian Empire circa 900BCE - a thousand years after Ur was destroyed, and centuries after Moses. So how did he know about the Chaldeans? Ur was Sumerian/Akkadian in Abrahams supposed time and destroyed around the time of the supposed 'Abraham'.
And anyone who can believe the 2,500,000 Hebrews could survive 40 years in a desert has little idea of logistics. Nearly half the population of Egypt of the time and no mention in Egyptian history. No evidence of an invasion of Palestine.

A bit of real study gives many answers.

 

Can you get pure olive oil and pounds of expensive spices while wandering around the desert?

 

Well, the Bible does say that the Jews looted Egypt before they left.