Ancient Egyptian scroll could prove Moses existed and parted the Red Sea, says expert - Daily Star

Ancient Egyptian scroll could prove Moses existed and parted the Red Sea, says expert - Daily Star

An expert who specialises in the area of ancient manuscripts has claimed an ancient Egyptian scroll provides evidence which supports the Bible story of Exodus – in which Moses parts the Red Sea

Archaeology Proves Exodus from Egypt

Does what we find on the ground support the biblical narrative of the Jewish exodus from Egypt? There were no historians at the time to record the historical events. Until now, the Number One attack on the bible, based on archaeology, has been lack of evidence, explains Rabbi Ken Spiro, a licensed Israeli tour guide with a Master’s degree in history. But the more archaeologists dig, the more they seem to find. It’s right there. It’s always been …

God said to Moses: “I will be the one I will be. Go and tell the children of Israel.” Exodus 3:14 Your faith was strong but you needed prouf. [Your faith was great, but you needed proofs] Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah1 [...] neither will the dead be safe before the enemy when it overcomes. And this enemy has not ceased to overcome. 6th Thesis on the philosophy of history, by Walter Benjamin Two days from what Christian tradition calls ‘saturday of …

On Three Haste 1. One of the parts that will capture the most interest in the story of the Exodus is the haste. The entire holiday is named by the Sages not after the Exodus but after the matzot, and the reason for eating the matzot is haste. Ostensibly, in relation to the great matter of the Exodus, the issue of haste was supposed to be marginal 2. The Arizal's words are famous for saying that the people of Israel were in the gates of impurit…

The exodus still raises questions today. While many historians and archaeologists consider the narrative to be of mythological origin, there is also evidence of a historical basis.