The Israelites Leaving Egypt (1828-1830), by David Roberts (1796-1864) [public domain / Wikimedia Commons] I even argued about some of these with our first tour guide while we were there (who did not ...
Could Ramses II have been the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh mentioned in the Biblical and Quranic accounts of the Exodus, asks ...
We do not know where his final moment took place, what the face of the man who pursued Moses looked like, or where the waters claimed him, if the historical event unfolded as the ancient narratives ...
In a remarkable discovery, Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered an ancient sword believed to have belonged to the military forces of Ramses II, a pharaoh often associated with the biblical story of ...
Atheist and anti-theist Bob Seidensticker runs the influential Cross Examined blog. He asked me there, on 8-11-18: “I’ve got 1000+ posts here attacking your worldview. You just going to let that stand ...
One of my life-changing experiences was reading Richard Elliott Friedman’s “Who Wrote the Bible?” for the first time. It was Friedman’s work that inspired me to write my own books about the Bible, and ...
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered new evidence that could help pinpoint a long-lost ancient city along a military route, with possible ties to the biblical Exodus. The discovery was announced by ...
There is no direct archaeological evidence to prove that the Hebrews ever lived in Egypt. Consequently, many scholars question the historicity of the biblical narratives in Exodus. However, ...
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