the unadulterated word of God Almighty ???
This is the first mistake all Christians make. They assume the Bible is some kind of truth from God. Far from that, the Bible is nothing but a forgery. Do you know Egypt is mentioned in the Bible about 600 times? yet, not once are the Pyramids mentioned ? go ahead do a search yourself, it's easy with an online Bible. Yet, ancient Egypt is home to countless treasures. To more than 100 pyramids, ancient cities, temples, statues like the Sphinx, and countless other mysteries, none of this is ever mentioned in the Bible. It’s like the writers of both the Old and New Testament in the Bible knew anything about ancient Egypt.
Nothing in the Hebrew culture or even traditions (Talmud is the most important book in Jewish culture) resemble anything to do with ancient Egypt. But, plenty of traditions from Babylon where the Israelites were in captivity for 70 years (not 400 years like in Egypt, according to most scholars)
There is nothing recorded in Egypt literature archives about Moses, or Israelites, or slavery. In fact Egypt didn't widely practice slavery, and never had slave open markets. Also, nothing recorded about the Exodus, escaping of the Jews to the promised land, in Egyptian literature.
the unadulterated word of God Almighty ???
This is the first mistake all Christians make. They assume the Bible is some kind of truth from God. Far from that, the Bible is nothing but a forgery. Do you know Egypt is mentioned in the Bible about 600 times? yet, not once are the Pyramids mentioned ? go ahead do a search yourself, it's easy with an online Bible. Yet, ancient Egypt is home to countless treasures. To more than 100 pyramids, ancient cities, temples, statues like the Sphinx, and countless other mysteries, none of this is ever mentioned in the Bible. It’s like the writers of both the Old and New Testament in the Bible knew anything about ancient Egypt.
There is nothing recorded in Egypt literature archives about Moses, or Israelites, or slavery. In fact Egypt didn't widely practice slavery, and never had slave open markets. Also, nothing recorded about the Exodus, escaping of the Jews to the promised land, in Egyptian literature.
the unadulterated word of God Almighty ???
This is the first mistake all Christians make. They assume the Bible is some kind of truth from God. Far from that, the Bible is nothing but a forgery. Do you know Egypt is mentioned in the Bible about 600 times? yet, not once are the Pyramids mentioned ? go ahead do a search yourself, it's easy with an online Bible. Yet, ancient Egypt is home to countless treasures. To more than 100 pyramids, ancient cities, temples, statues like the Sphinx, and countless other mysteries, none of this is ever mentioned in the Bible. It’s like the writers of both the Old and New Testament in the Bible knew anything about ancient Egypt.
There is nothing recorded in Egypt literature archives about Moses, or Israelites, or slavery. In fact Egypt didn't widely practice slavery, and never had slave open markets. Also, nothing recorded about the Exodus, escaping of the Jews to the promised land, in Egyptian literature.
the unadulterated word of God Almighty ???
This is the first mistake all Christians make. They assume the Bible is some kind of truth from God. Far from that, the Bible is nothing but a forgery. Do you know Egypt is mentioned in the Bible about 600 times? yet, not once are the Pyramids mentioned ? go ahead do a search yourself, it's easy with an online Bible. Yet, ancient Egypt is home to countless treasures. To more than 100 pyramids, ancient cities, temples, statues like the Sphinx, and countless other mysteries, none of this is ever mentioned in the Bible. It’s like the writers of both the Old and New Testament in the Bible knew anything about ancient Egypt.
There is nothing recorded in Egypt literature archives about Moses, or Israelites, or slavery. In fact Egypt didn't widely practice slavery, and never had slave open markets. Also, nothing recorded about the Exodus, escaping of the Jews to the promised land, in Egyptian literature.