It's incredible to think that when we see that mummy, we might actually be gazing at the same face that Moses saw, the same mouth that kept saying, "No," to Moses' demands to let his people go. Almost three and a half thousand years later!! Thank you for this.

@masada2828

Жыл бұрын

But wasn’t the Pharaoh of Exodus drowned when crossing the Red Sea? Didn’t his widow left with no husband, son, even high Officials or an army send to the Hittani for a husband (as recorded in history), to get an heir.

@daughterofpatriots3165

Жыл бұрын

Yes if a mummy is found ,it’s not the Exodus Pharoah who disappeared along with his soldiers in the Red Sea.

@jaijai5250

Жыл бұрын

@@masada2828 I’m glad I’ve seen your comment. I posted that question because those were my exact thoughts as I watched the video. I thought he’d drowned in the Red Sea.

@dominicpardo4783

Жыл бұрын

Moses never existed.

@samuelredmond7902

Жыл бұрын

It was Ramses the second and he did not drowned he sent his army in if its not in the bible dont except it

This is way better than National Geographic.

@user-cn9ot9mu1k

3 ай бұрын

i said to my friend wouldnt it have been good if we had learned true history... mary

@Carlyssia.consult

2 ай бұрын

Seriously tho!!!

@suprchickn7745

2 ай бұрын

Nat Geo is owned by Disney so unfortunately that is definitely to be expected.

@cristinadelemon6019

2 ай бұрын

True and correct 🙏💖👍

@patrick7639

2 ай бұрын

@@suprchickn7745 I was just going to say that National Geographic compared to this it’s like watching a cartoon, and then you say it’s owned by Disney, go figure

This video is wonderful! Thank you for the job you are doing. I immediately searched the pharaoh and on wikipedia I found this regarding the mummy: “Unusually, the skin all over the body is covered with small tubercles…” I immediately thought of the 6th plague. Boils all over the body. Is this not incredible?! God is amazing!

@derekstaroba

Ай бұрын

Check out ipuwer papyrus

Great info. I’m familiar with some of this because it’s exactly what Ron Wyatt proved years ago. It’s good to see more confirmation. This channel is one of the best Bible teaching channels on KZread.

@MJBever

20 күн бұрын

OH WAIT!! Have you been a guest on Shabbat Night Live? It seems like I’ve seen some of this footage before on that channel…. ??

I am 71 , a bit of a history buff and for years I was sure it was Tutmose 3rd and you changed my mind in 22 minutes . Thank You , well done .

@nicopolis7377

Жыл бұрын

It was Thutmose lll . Did you look at Steve Collins , Will the real Pharaoh of the Exodus please Stand Up .

@godschild3640

Жыл бұрын

@@nicopolis7377. ACTUALLY THE REAL NAME IS. JOSEPH 🧑🏻‍🦳& MATHEW IN ENGLISH 🧑🏻‍🦳 thank you we love you very much. Thank you for telling us that. Thank you.

@johnbarry3275

Жыл бұрын

@KJBibleStudy2 Napoleon said - history is a set of agreed upon lies ! Man was he right !

@HumbleWarrior7

Жыл бұрын

You might not be wrong there. If you think about it, Moses dealt with two pharaohs. The first one he had to run from, that would have been Thutmose III. Amenhotep then took over and Moses returned after 40 years. Interesting side note, Hatshapsut had significant power during Thutmose early years, and may have well been the “pharaohs daughter” who took in Moses. Edit: what I find really cool about this information is secular resources oblivious to the Bible set up these time lines and events, and then when I compare them to the Word it really fits. I know the Bible is true, hard to say who is who when names aren’t used. But this all makes a lot of sense. And again, you have secular historians confirming the truth of the Bible inadvertently.

@BlueSideUp77

Жыл бұрын

@johnbarry3275 , I think Tuthmose III would've been the prince Moses grew up with, and is pharaoh when Moses leaves the first time for Midian.

Found this channel after someone mentioned it in a fellowship group. I like how this godly man, Joel Kramer, looks to the word of God, and uses that truth as the foundation, and tries to figure out the mysteries of our past history. Thanks a bunch brother! Very helpful and insightful.

@joeblowfromidaho3642

7 ай бұрын

None of the Bible authors claim to have been dictated to by God, so the Bible is the "word of men setting out their opinions as to the word of God." The Muslims believe the Koran is the word of God as they believe God dictated it to Mohammed. If you take the Bible as the "word of God," please explain, oh, let's see ... Gobekli Tepe? However, I respect that many Christians believe this to be true, so I'm not knocking the phrase in general, only for the purpose of using the Bible as portraying absolute historical fact in all instances and respects, essentially because "God says so.".

@createdbeing

7 ай бұрын

@@joeblowfromidaho3642 _"for no prophecy was ever made by an act of human will, but men moved by the Holy Spirit spoke from God."_ - _2 Peter 1:21_

@briendoyle4680

6 ай бұрын

hahaha

@TaxEvasi0n

6 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@joeblowfromidaho3642The reply you got from @createdbeing is from Peter, basically the head of the apostles. Peter, known as Simon Peter, or Cephas, or the one who denied Jesus 3 times, was always the one speaking up. So to deny what Peter is saying, is to deny arguably one of the most holy apostles, to that you'd also have to contend against the apostolic fathers. What's Gobleki Tepe got to do with anything?

Love the clear and specific detail laid out here. As a lover of history, I deeply appreciate the work presented here!

@flashoftruth

4 ай бұрын

Who cares if it's all nonsense, right?

@JCAmerson

4 ай бұрын

@@flashoftruthPsalm 14:1

@flashoftruth

4 ай бұрын

@@JCAmerson What about it?

@OriginalAse

3 ай бұрын

@@flashoftruthwhy do you say it’s nonsense?

@flashoftruth

3 ай бұрын

@@OriginalAse "why do you say it’s nonsense?" Because the Jews were never slaves in Egypt, and the "Exodus" never happened.

Brother, God has blessed us with your great efforts of sharing our Gods biography through archeological sites and findings. I thank God for your efforts.

I love the use of non Biblical historical texts in conjunction with the Biblical to figure this stuff out. The Bible is clearly a historical set of documents... so many people in the world dismiss it far too readily. This is history as best as it can be recorded. Mind blowing stuff

@masada2828

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@biteme-rz3ws

Жыл бұрын

This man is a li ar as Ahmenhotep II's reign was 1425-1400 according to every source I checked. Stop making up lies. Cite your sources sir if you're going to make these claims. c

@ji8044

Жыл бұрын

The earliest actual history in the Bible is Kings, or some say possibly as far back as Judges. Everything before is mythology, very typical of all cultures

@relajado-fx5rf

Жыл бұрын

@@ji8044 No it is history

@wavemaker2077

Жыл бұрын

@@ji8044 You are just ignorant. Just because you don't understand the bible, it doesn't mean that the bible is wrong. That is a flawed logic.

This is by far the most accurate and compelling chronology and identification of people and places related to the Exodus. Its excellent.

@julioibaniaz9634

Жыл бұрын

All lies , they change the storey about rameses evry decade , the Idea that this mummy is the remains of the exedos king of Egypt was popularize by hollywoid, I have seen the original book published in 1910 with original photos and this mummy is only a look alike, I have seen other photos with blond hair on the scalp it,s all a lie don, t beleve these people.

@matswessling6600

Жыл бұрын

no, its just loads of confirmation bias... There is no evidence of any exodus.

@ji8044

Жыл бұрын

There was no Exodus. One million people cannot march out of a country and live 40 years in a desert without leaving the slightest trace in history or in archaeology. There was no drowning of Pharaoh's army, no movement of the Red Sea. Hebrews came and went from Egypt for many centuries, sometimes as traders, sometimes as mercenaries, sometimes as war captives. The origin of Israel lay in the hills of Judea and Samaria where small groups of Canaanites, and possibly/probably some Hebrew who left Egypt combined to create monotheism.

@julioibaniaz9634

Жыл бұрын

@@ji8044 WHOW ! I heard that before, we know what to believe these days

@StopFear

Жыл бұрын

How can you confirm that it is "most accurate"? According to what standard? I am not saying it is not, but my question still stands.

Joel Kramer, this is Incredible ... only last night (03/04/2024) I was saying that "I need to know more history, beyond Jesus Christ, so that I can see what happened during the days of the Egyptians, and beyond; for things to make sense". Well, my questions are being answered tonight (04/04/2024), and are being backed up by archaeological evidence; so Powerful! Thank You

@derekstaroba

Ай бұрын

Check out ipuwer papyrus

As an Egyptian now living in Australia. I’d like to thank you for these series I’ve been watching. You are very accurate with what you comment on. Thank you. God bless

@josielymbery1096

8 ай бұрын

I'm Aussie too mate, Blonde European type Aussie 😁 I see American Negro's now claiming "we was Kings" and that They built the Pyramids. I think that is Fantasy and also insulting to Egyptians. Your thoughts???

That is SO COOL to be able to lay eyes on the remains of the man that spoke to Moses, and whom, with those mummified eye sockets, saw the awesome power of the Lord! That mummy was eye witness to SO much, but yet would still not believe! Thanks for this video!

@Olcool

Жыл бұрын

I am shocked as well. Its quite intriguing

@jmmartin7766

Жыл бұрын

"Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall...." - Proverbs 16:18 As true today, as it was when The Lord wrote it!

@sugarX1

Жыл бұрын

@@jmmartin7766 isn't that the truth.. lots of "pride" going on these days.

@jmmartin7766

Жыл бұрын

@@sugarX1 And, therefore-- a *lot* of "falls" about to happen...

@ji8044

Жыл бұрын

There was no Exodus, no Moses, no million people marching out, no drowning of Pharaoh's army, no movement of the Red Sea. Hebrews came and went from Egypt for many centuries, sometimes as traders, sometimes as mercenaries, sometimes as war captives. The origin of Israel lay in the hills of Judea and Samaria where small groups of Canaanites, and possibly/probably some Hebrew who left Egypt combined to create monotheism.

I'm currently pursing an MA in Apologetics. The Christian university I attend however, seems to have an excess of scriptural critics. When I showed this video to our resident archaeology professor, he ultimately dismissed it as "smoke and mirrors," stating "It’s long been a point of contention that the God Yahweh is linked with the Shashu of various parts in the ANE." Note that he says its "a point of contention," yet doesn't really explain why that is so or how the name is "linked" to to other people. It makes me wonder why so many "Christian" academics seem so hesitant about standing up for the historical validity of the Bible. BTW...BEST video I've ever seen on this subject. Keep it up!

@englishmaninco8711

8 ай бұрын

Be careful, these universities are kind of awful, be careful that you don’t trade an MA and whatever success you think that will bring you for the sanctity of your mind and heart.

@jamesdellaneve9005

6 ай бұрын

Leftism is the biggest religion of professors. Including many that teach in Christian institutions. There are two Christian colleges where I live. One has a majority Christian set of professors, the other one is probably 50/50.

@patriciadaw1210

4 ай бұрын

It’s because in their hearts they don’t believe the credibility of the scriptures and they don’t love the truth. Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing. They are the same ones who declare we don’t need to obey the commands of Yahweh like the keeping of sabbath. They completely twist and misunderstand the writings of Paul just as Peter said they would.

@susanpendell4215

Ай бұрын

​@@patriciadaw1210I agree

@katrinbarbey164

Ай бұрын

Many of even the old reliable Christian colleges are falling in the trap of w0keNess

Great job! Need to talk about why pharaoh’s body is around, and how Amenhotep didn’t die in the Sea.

@Goofy-ah58

4 ай бұрын

They pulled him out?

@eosohand

4 ай бұрын

@@Goofy-ah58this has been debunked the real pharaoh is Rameese ii

@at716JA

4 ай бұрын

The Bible never says he went into the sea with his army. General’s don’t fight on the front lines with the privates. Much less Pharoahs.

@user-gy9hg8mb3f

4 ай бұрын

Ps 136:15: "But overthrew Pharaoh and his host in the Red sea: for his mercy endureth forever."​@@freddurstedgebono6029

@monicamayer2058

4 ай бұрын

​@@freddurstedgebono6029exodus 14:28 says that nobody survived... 🤔

Just ordered your book ‘Where God Came Down the Archeological evidence’ - cannot wait to get stuck in. Thanks for your extremely interesting and important work for the kingdom of God

I've been waiting for years for someone to say 'just follow the Bible' regarding the Exodus. Everything we "need" to know is in there: if it's not, we don't need to know ❤

@jamesniswender3188

Жыл бұрын

That's the problem. To a believer, we believe the Bible true and accurate by faith, however many think the Word of God to be based on myths and far fetched legend, and even Jewish renditions thought to be copies of pagan stories. Compare Samson and Hercules or The Ten Commandments said to be copied from the stele of Hammurabi. Jesus said somewhere speaking to the ruling Temple Sanhedrin that if they could shut Jesus up the very stones would cry out. Pretty much every corner of the globe, except the remotest depths, the gospel has gone forth, yet evil men driven by Satan have tried their utmost to stop the gospel from being delivered. Now it's an all out effort to thwart the gospel with the internet highway of misinformation or by holding back or hiding comparative truth that would otherwise be historical evidence that the Bible is true and God's Word accurate. Many scholars are themselves unbelievers appointed by the devil to create doubt and hide critical facts not recorded in the Bible but written down in historical manuscripts hidden from the general public. Take for instance the very name of God, YHVH. For two thousand years nobody knew what the correct pronunciation was until probably the last five or six years when a Hebrew Bible scholar and Torah following Jew, Nehemiah Gordon, found Jewish gospel manuscripts dating back to the first century hidden in the trash piles and dust bins of the Roman Vatican and nobody else bothered them, yet the name of our Father in heaven was written all over them with the vowel points of pronunciation. Like a dead sea scroll discovery all over again, however the Christian community has been very very slow to catch on. I pray in God's name, Yahovah our Father in heaven, the Son Yashua and the Holy Spirit. It shouldn't matter all that much though, God did after all create the nations and their particular language at the Tower of Babel.

@vanessaschoettle3380

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesniswender3188 I like how you think and wondering if you ever read 'The Copper Scroll'?

@whimandaprayer

Жыл бұрын

​@@jamesniswender3188 I have heard a couple times now, Ken Johnson relate the story of how many DSScroll researchers came to Christ after having to compare the manuscripts that told of Jesus's first coming to modern translations for authentication purposes. And how an old rabbi had pronounced a curse on any jew who read these OT chapters. God sure knows what He's doing with working through these diligent biblical archeologists. There are no coincidences. I love your comment, btw. 🤗

@keepthechange2811

Жыл бұрын

Ron Wyatt found the real crossing site and mnt sinai

@arspsychologia4401

Жыл бұрын

There's no Bible verse that tells you how many books are in it, not even in the Ethiopian compilations that have up to 86 books in them. So by definition, we can't "just follow the Bible" on everything because the Bible does not contain itself. It's important to remember that the Bible has multiple kinds of context, and to take it in the wrong context or out of context are both incorrect, and can easily lead people to error. I love the Biblical archaeology, it's very helpful at providing extra context and linking it to the Bible and the teachings of the Church.

This is absolutely fantastic. I love how the puzzle is literally solved like a cold case or a mystery, using logic, time, written accounts and facts. The Bible is just proven to be correct time and time again. God (Father , Son and Holy Spirit) is faithful and trustworthy and worthy to be praised for all of eternity. Thank you so much for these videos, it is a blessing to believers, strengthen our faith and brings so much glory to God!

@janicespears8054

Жыл бұрын

get real, the bible is a bunch of contradicting stories and nothing more adn your belief in God is little better than belief in the ester bunny or furies.

@justinnelson1565

Жыл бұрын

Amen!

@ricardodelano2205

Жыл бұрын

the bible is never correct about any thing .

@appaloosa42

Жыл бұрын

May I suggest “ The Exodus” by Tim Mahoney, Thinking Man Films. There is a series of documentaries presenting the known facts regarding that era, including the written language, the Red Sea crossing, and now the location of Mount Sinai.

@byteme9718

Жыл бұрын

No logic in any of this when the facts show the Exodus never happened.

This is absolutely fascinating! Now I’m waiting for a video on the pharaoh of Joseph!

@spilledit

4 ай бұрын

Yes

@noelleggett5368

4 ай бұрын

Most likely Senusret III

@sgrace7607

Ай бұрын

Agreed!

@chrisiehinds7463

Ай бұрын

I believe Joseph is Ptahhotep

Is there a way to know the pharoah during the great famine, the one who exalted Joseph? That would be interesting to know. 🤔 Thank you for all of the great information that you present in such a clear and complete format, using the Bible along with historical sources. Wonderful! May God richly bless you! 🙏

@LeeJeng09

6 ай бұрын

Taking the early date of 1446BC, push back the date by 400 years, we can start searching for the pharaoh of Joseph among these from the 12th dynasty (e.g. Senusret III ruled from 1878 BC to 1839 BC)

@mybeautifuldoggies

6 ай бұрын

@@LeeJeng09 Thank you!😊 I was thinking that it would also be nice to see archeological evidence of the great famine, of the large store houses built for the grain 🌾🌽, records of the consolidation of all of the land under pharaoh, any possible documentation of the 7 year famine, or of any mention of a ruler Zaph'-nath-pa-a-ne'-ah (Joseph) etc. I believe in the Bible already, but it is so amazing seeing evidence of everything that is written! God bless you 🙏.

@kermitdfrog1511

6 ай бұрын

​@@mybeautifuldoggiesThe most likely pharaoh for Joseph's is Djoser. It's very likely that Joseph is the one referred to as Imhotep, and the Famine Stele names Djoser as the Pharaoh who dreamed and the dream was interpreted etc...

@theresamc4578

6 ай бұрын

@@kermitdfrog1511 Thank you. You Tube is so good when the knowledgable share their information with us.

@FoolishPrince

6 ай бұрын

I would like to Say "Djoser" because of the Famine Stela. But he better fits in with Abraham, especially if you entertain the idea that Pepi II (Melol) was Pharoah who enslaved the Israelites, as stated in "Jasher. Then again, I'm at the belief that everything is far older then we're lead to believe

As an archaeologist who works in the Near East, but not in Biblical or Egyptian archaeology, I find your analysis to be compelling. This is a topic that I have always wondered about as the timeline of Ramses etc. did not seem to fit and seemed forced. I have a birthday coming up and I just asked my son to get me your book as a present. I look forward to reading it with a scrutinizing eye. It will be an interesting time, I am sure.

@nuttybar9

11 ай бұрын

Aren't you afraid of being cursed for digging up the wrong object or thing?

@artifacthunter1472

11 ай бұрын

Celebrating birthdays is celebrating self which is un biblical!

@CliveOHagan

11 ай бұрын

Enmxactly. The bible is true everything else is questionable at best.

@UncleUncleRj

8 ай бұрын

@@artifacthunter1472 Please show me a verse that says this. Jesus himself even attended parties. It's okay to celebrate a birthday, it's not okay to be a degenerate.

@tirididjdjwieidiw1138

6 ай бұрын

@@artifacthunter1472birthdays aren’t condemned in the bible, they’re not required either. If you want to celebrate it, you can. If you don’t want to, don’t, also, isn’t a birthday celebration celebrating the fact that god gave you life?

I want to say Thank You! I recently had one of your videos pop up in my recommended videos and i watched it, then I ended up "Binge watching" a good portion of your content. I was amazed at the knowledge and effort you put into explaining the topic of each video. I'm a Christian and watching your videos has helped me to understand the Bible and my religions history. I'm most grateful for the hard work you put in on this, so thank you!

@wanttopreach

8 ай бұрын

On this one thing I totally disagree with you. The Pharoh Tutmose the 3rd's skeleton is in the bottom of the gulf of aqaba. His head piece is visible on high quality photos. What you have is a body substitute that a later Pharaoh put in place to justify his right to assend to the throne!. We have a letter from the Hittite empire that the royal queen of Egypt sent saying my son and husband are dead please send one of your sons to be Pharoah. This letter proves what I am saying. This mummy can not be Tutmose the third because he is DEAD!

@sudonix5923

5 ай бұрын

​@@wanttopreachall mummys are dead

Excellent. The amount of dedication and hardwork you put into revealing the Word of God is just amazing. Shalom to you in Jesus name. 🙌🏻💖🕊️

I Just started watching these videos and I am hooked ! I just have to point out that I hope your son knows just how lucky he is to have a father who takes him around the world and teaches him the real importance of life . God bless you both and I will forever be a fan . I also ordered your book and can't wait to read it! Thanks and keep doing what you guys do !

I did some research too about the Pharaoh, I have been reading my bible for 10 years and every time I read the book of Exodus I am quite curious about the name of Pharaoh at the same time I love history too! I spent a lot of times reading some evidences and archeological findings about the Pharaoh in Biblical Times and Glory to God my final conclusion was Amenhotep but I don't know which one of them 😂, so according to your research it was Amenhotep II. thanks a lot man!

@farahsali1

Жыл бұрын

Can we also trace back on how he died? Moses Pharaoh drowned when the sea was split.

@surfshop7552

Жыл бұрын

​​So the book of Jasher chapter 81 says that Pharoah did not die but was taken up by an Angel to Ninevah. Jasher being an apocryphal book that the bible mentions in 2 places I think

@farahsali1

Жыл бұрын

@@surfshop7552 Well I'm a muslim and the Holy Qur'an has written in details the Story Of Prophet Moses( Musa). And in Quran it says the Pharaoh of Moses drowned when he was pursuing Moses n the Jews and God(Allah) closed the spilt Red sea on him.

@SteliosMusic

Жыл бұрын

​@@farahsali1 There is nothing holy about that insult to God called the Quran.

@farahsali1

Жыл бұрын

@@SteliosMusic Kindly refrain from using such words. I'm not insulting you or your beliefs and you should respect mine.

I always look forward to new videos. I have enjoyed them for myself and have sat down with the family and watched them again. Very nice to see someone actually using the Bible and connecting historical dots. Thanks much for all you do!!

This is surely the best and most detailed explanation of this topic i could find so far! Very clear and understandable - thank you so much! Its always interesting to dig into history and compare this with the bible.

GREAT job! Found you through Frank Turek's podcast! As a Christian and geologist, I LOVE seeing the evidence that God has left for us! I did have a question though... I was watching a video link from Tim Mahoney (Patterns of Evidence) and in one of his videos he talks about a tomb (well pyramid) that was found with a statue of a man with a colorful coat on. Do you know about this? and does this work with your timeline you described?

I always thought Pharaoh died in the Red Sea. But now rereading it, it doesn’t say Pharaoh went in, just all his horseman and chariots. But would Pharaoh have had his own chariot?

@MrFujin

Жыл бұрын

Oh ur right. It doesn't say he went in. But his army did. Good eye! I'm assuming he had his own chariot. To give orders from.

@clintwilhelms324

11 ай бұрын

Vrs. 30 says the Israelites saw all the dead Egyptians lying on the shore. So If pharoah did go in with his army I'd imagine his countryman would recover his body, if it could be found, for burial...

@GrandmasterGib

10 ай бұрын

@@clintwilhelms324 Amenhotep II ruled for about 22 more years after the exodus, so if he is the Pharaoh of the exodus, he didn't die that day.

@promisekeptRMs

4 ай бұрын

Exodus 15:19 says the Pharoah went with his chariots and horsemen into the sea.

@krakoosh1

4 ай бұрын

@@promisekeptRMs the Douay-Rheims is the only version I can see that says Pharaoh himself went in. Every other version just says, his horses with their chariots and horsemen.

1.3 k views in 30 minutes! This channel is just amazing a true blessing. Now my understanding of theology has improved because thanks to this channel i can understand something very important in theology "context". I have had many questions in the past about historical facts reported in the Bible but this channel has helped me a lot. THANKS AND GOD BLESS YOU JOEL

@MsDormy

Жыл бұрын

Wow - 6hours layer and nearly a quarter of a million views! Fantastic. What a brilliant resource, all for free!! Thank you thank you God bless you, all who put these broadcasts together.

@downbntout

Жыл бұрын

Creepy thumbnail helps

@neilmcphee1554

Жыл бұрын

@@MsDormy you mean 1/4 of 100 thousand views as it's only at 38 thousand views at the moment. God bless

@bobt6639

Жыл бұрын

​@@neilmcphee1554 It is only nineteen hours later but we're getting pretty close to that quarter number that first person was talking about

This was excellent. I have often wondered who the Exodus Pharoah was. Great explanation!😀👍🏻

@brot5246

6 ай бұрын

Psalms 136:15-16 King James Version (KJV)But overthrew Pharaoh and his host in the Red sea: For his mercy endureth for ever. To him which led his people through the wilderness: For his mercy endureth for ever.

@dominicpardo4783

6 ай бұрын

@@brot5246 Never happened

I love the visual aids that you provide. You are a wonderful teacher in addition to being an archeologist.

So so SO GOOOOOOD!!! Clear, concise, and very well documented... this primer should be included in all Exodus Bible studies for students that are serious on unearthing ancient truth, even from extra-Biblical sources. THANK YOU for these important revelations! Hallelujah and MARANATHA!!!

@wanttopreach

8 ай бұрын

On this one thing I totally disagree with you. The Pharoh Tutmose the 3rd's skeleton is in the bottom of the gulf of aqaba. His head piece is visible on high quality photos. What you have is a body substitute that a later Pharaoh put in place to justify his right to assend to the throne!. We have a letter from the Hittite empire that the royal queen of Egypt sent saying my son and husband are dead please send one of your sons to be Pharoah. This letter proves what I am saying. This mummy can not be Tutmose the third because he is DEAD!

There is so much that has been discovered and has been put away, destroyed or discarded. The corruption in archeology runs deep. Thanks for sharing this!

@louisecordier9428

Жыл бұрын

@Phil McCrackin yawn. boring comment. Who did you copy that from?

@sidmeyer2011

Жыл бұрын

The Poles that took over Pomerania after WWII tried to obliterate evidence of German presence and make it more Polish. This is nothing new. It has happened all over the world when one group replaces another. It is a political move in order to establish a claim of ownership of that place. Science and archaeology, sadly, are not above political influence. Political pressure can make for altered results.

@martinportelance138

Жыл бұрын

History, to the contrary, have deconstructed these myths. There was no such thing as as an invincible kingdom of godly power in Egypt-controlled Levant around 1400 BC - history would have noticed. The bible's real values lays in the lessons it teaches; It only begins to refer real events from around the Babylonian captivity, since it was the time it was being written.

@perrysaker-ee1gq

Жыл бұрын

​​@Phil McCrackin no, because when they find things that confirm the bible, it doesn't fit in with the narrative so the items never see the light of day!

@OrichalcumHammer

Жыл бұрын

Christian victimhood mentality. Same belief is held by muslims who believe that the world is conspiring against them.

I've always felt Lost in trying to comprehend the Complexity of the Bible explanations, period., I just found You, thank God. Now I have an understanding, in the way you explain it all. Simply Beautiful, sir. Thank you. Sending love and prayers to all the peoples in the world. 🙏🙏🙏

Once again you dont just show verses or random internet pics. You make the past come alive with your journeys and then cement them into the historical record using not only biblical texts but also other time period writings. Not only that your willingness to take on known detractors of biblical truth and face them with straight archeological facts and evidence. I just found your channel and am hooked..... thank you for the important work you and your crew produce. With the state of the world and its potential place in end times prophesy currently, we need MORE truth to be shown on all social media platforms. And Gods truth more than any other!! thanks...

My mind is always blown by how much physical evidence for the historical accuracy of the bible there is. Glory to God

@briendoyle4680

6 ай бұрын

hahaha

@michellesmith8912

6 ай бұрын

Amen.

@mauricematla8379

6 ай бұрын

I know right virtually none....

@theanimationlads7598

5 ай бұрын

There’s actually incredibly little physical evidence for Exodus. The mention of Moses he cites is from more than a 1000 years later, and the story is actually much different from that of the Bible if you look into it. There is no evidence of Jews ever being enslaved in Egypt, let alone 2 million of them, there’s no evidence of a sudden drop in population of 2 million in Egypt around that time, there’s no physical evidence of 2 million people roaming the desert (which there absolutely would be), there’s no evidence of 2 million people suddenly settling in Judea. And this one is big: this Pharaoh he lists as being form Exodus here didn’t die in the Red Sea like the Bible says, he died 20 years after he says this event took place!

@Unkn0wn1133

5 ай бұрын

Like what

The early versus late dating of the Exodus was a point of controversy during seminary. You would not believe how many people in my class were committed to the late date because of the city name - Ramses - and they continued defending it quite vociferously in spite of the evidence. It made for interesting discussions. I love your videos and I have read your book, Where God Came Down, I really enjoy reading how you bring the archeological evidence together with the biblical narratives to make a sound argument. Thanks for your work, I am very grateful for you.

@TBD3.0

Жыл бұрын

The PLOT Thickens . . .

@talostheking8529

Жыл бұрын

I'm a proponent of the late day because of the name but I think there's more evidence for the later date than the early date.

@sterlingcale1242

Жыл бұрын

​@@talostheking8529 I'd like to know this evidence you know of, (not being rude just curious)

@nickma71

Жыл бұрын

They defend the late because it isn’t accurate and doesn’t validate the Bible timeline.

@seansimpson1133

Жыл бұрын

That’s the problem with us. We’re fallen creatures. The knowledge we gain tends to puff us up and then we begin to believe that we know more than we actually do. One day all things will be understood and then we’ll see just how dumb we really were. This is why I just take the Bible for what it says and I tend not to allow man’s interpretation due to discoveries of a past he has no clue about lead me down a rabbit hole. When people do that they tend to start twisting scripture to make it say what they want it to say.

I just can’t tell you enough of how appreciative I am for these wonderful teachings. The archeological evidence is all there. People just refuse to acknowledge it.

@PanglossDr

5 ай бұрын

Wishful thing never proved anything.

All very interesting and well explained. I do believe in the early date and the biblical chronology but where I have an issue is that according to the Bible, pharaoh died in the Red Sea, so I find it hard to believe that we have his mummy

@jodyel

5 ай бұрын

Yes, that is a dilemma. Wonder what the answer is to that?

I just found your channel this morning!! Absolutely fantastic! I’m impressed. Throughly enjoyed every second. You make the Bible really come alive. I really appreciate and respect the way you treat the Bible as the official source because it is.

@EasternOrthodox101

Жыл бұрын

🤺☦🇷🇺It's heresy to say that. The Bible is alive forever, nobody "makes" it come alive. That's how Protestants talk...

@berenlevia8486

Жыл бұрын

​@@EasternOrthodox101 to some Christians , the Bible is a dull history book , when a Christian archaeologists comes and puts the pieces to gether as to how Bible accounts are validated by secular history - it encourages many Christians to reread and study the Bible with greater respect and appreciation for God's written word . That is not, 'heresy ' to say that . The only people i know who will even use the word ' heresy' , are Roman Catholics who 'teach' heresy and commit 'heresy' by worshiping pagan gods, with pagan rites - under the guise of saying they belong to Christ .

Hello from North Carolina, Joel. Really enjoy your work. I just finished your book. If anyone is wondering, Where God came down is fantastic. Well worth the money, my wife got it for my birthday. One of the best gifts I’ve ever gotten.

Wow wow wow wow WOW. This information is extremely important!! ❤ All glory to King Yeshua ❤

Thank you for providing clarity to prove the validity of Exodus. I also learned from another researcher like you that there are records or hieroglyphics showing the presence of the Israelites in Egypt. God bless your ministry! 🙏 🕊️ 🔥

Wow. I went on the hunt for the historical Pharoah of the Exodus not too long ago, and when I saw the boils around the neck of Amenhotep II's mummy, my mouth fell open. I knew I'd found the right one. Those boils were huge and that's even with all the moisture taken out of his body. I can't even imagine how much bigger and more painful they would have been in real life. Not only did Amenhotep II pick on the wrong God, but much of the evidence has been preserved until this very day. Amazing.

I absolutely love all your arguments in this video. New fan, but already a big one.

Many times though with manuscript evidence is that the earlier texts were not considered reliable and therefore were not copied and worn out because they were not used. Older is not necessarily more reliable. Great video.

Thank you for all the works you have done in helping us Christians have a clearer picture and better understanding of our wonderful history. God truly is great!

I ordered the book a few weeks ago, half way through, def worthwhile to have in your library, answers many questions and has a lot of pictures to connect the dots that nobody talks about - archaeology of Biblical places and helps you visualize the times and make sense of the Bible verses. Would highly recommend!

BEST youtube channel, bar none.

If every serious and professional historian would captivate everyone's attention by taking you through the past with such ease, people would be very well educated.🙏🏼🙌🏼

This is very interesting. During that time, a lot of structures were built with mud bricks and some bricks were possibly stored for future use as well. Someone also suggested that Hatshepsut was the Egyptian Princess that rescued baby moses from the water. This could explain why her statues and carvings were toppled, defaced, and chiseled. Thanks for digging deeper.

@HalfHydenJekkel

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that’s incredibly interesting.. I’d love to know for sure.

@historylover2

Жыл бұрын

Her images were defaced as she had to assume the Pharaonic throne. Kindly review your Hx.

Wow! You have no idea how long I've been waiting to hear this! I never knew about Menetho and that his name was in Josephus' book though. I'm blown away with encouragement right now because I had already reconciled in my mind that Amenhotep II was the Exodus Pharoah, and it seems that most everyone interested in this topic believes different than I do. This gives me so much excitement about God's Word. Thank you so much for posting this!! Your videos are so good!

I’ve always puzzled why it wasn’t more clear or included in our history textbooks in school including this part of Egyptian history. Thanks for making it clear

This is channel is a new found treasure for me.

Thank you. The presentation is excellent. Also, the book of Chronicles lists all the priestly generations from Aaron's time down to Solomon. The late Exodus view could not fulfill the long generational priestly list - only the earlier view.

Your channel is very important for all Bible research scholars and pastors, you get a lot of information, even in Bible colleges it is not taught like this, may God give you wisdom and knowledge

@eosohand

4 ай бұрын

The real pharaoh was Rameese ii even traces of salt water was found on his body

Absolutely incredible information! I have been reading the Bible in chronological order and it is incredibly fascinating to see the locations and faces of the times. Thank you for sharing your works, dedication and knowledge. Love your videos !

I have only recently discover biblical archeology as it is today. For most of my 62 years all I heard is "the bible is fiction because there is no evidence." I instinctively knew it wasnt true. Thank you for all your efforts. I look forward to reading your book.

Thank you, Joel. Your analysis is always thorough and biblically sound.

I noticed on your video that the body of Amenhotep II looked like he had bumpy skin. I went to Wikipedia, and their description of the body says, "Unusually, the skin all over the body is covered with small tubercles though Smith could not say if they were the result of the embalming process or disease." This could be physical evidence of the 6th plague, the plague of boils found in Exodus chapter 8. "So they took soot from the furnace and stood before Pharaoh. Moses tossed it into the air, and festering boils broke out on man and beast. The magicians could not stand before Moses, because the boils had broken out on them and on all the Egyptians." In my experience, whenever the Bible says "all," it truly means all, so this would include the pharaoh himself. Wikipedia also recorded this: "Smith estimated he was forty to fifty at death based on his worn teeth and greying hair." This age is consistent with the available data - history says he ascended to the throne at age 18 and reigned for 26 years, so he would have been approximately 44 years old when he drowned in the Red Sea. Thanks for the videos - they are very stimulating and our helping my wife and me in our personal studies of the Bible. We teach an End Times prophecy class at our local church and showed our class your video on Babylon as proof of fulfilled prophecy. (FYI, our class has been packed lately, and more people come every week because of the great desire by many to have current events explained in the light of Scripture.) Please keep the videos coming!

@funk31624

Жыл бұрын

All correct except he didn't drown in the red sea..bible just says his army did.

@awhitva

Жыл бұрын

@@funk31624 take a look at Psalms 136:15 “But He overthrew Pharaoh and his army in the Red Sea…” (NAS). Other translations say “swept Pharaoh” or “ hurled Pharaoh” into the Red Sea. You may disagree, but I think the Israelites knew that Pharaoh was drowned.

@funk31624

Жыл бұрын

@awhitva if he drowned in the red sea how do they have his mummy? Lol

@awhitva

Жыл бұрын

@@funk31624 Believe me, I have thought about that. I can only imagine that the Egyptians left behind made a big effort to recover his body because he was so important. It would not have been easy, either, unless he was somehow close to the shore. The Bible indicates the entire army sank straight to the bottom (maybe because they were wearing swords, armor, and other heavy stuff?). Maybe God wanted his body found?

I came across you yesterday and I'm hooked. Love the details you give.

Thank you. Whenever I need to be reminded that the bible means what it says, I read it, because that is exactly what you have shown is the key for standing firm in faith. Thanks for faithfully do this.

Every time I get an email that you have posted a new video, I get SO EXCITED! I love these. Thank you so much.

No way i just thought about i will go watch a video from "Expedition Bible" cause I love the channel and I check my notifications and i see upload 5 minutes ago xD

Thank you so much for making these videos. I have been using them as an extra resource when teaching my Sunday school class.

Moses grew up in Pharoah' s palace. Possibly Pharoah was Seti's father. During this time Seti had Ramses. Then, after the father died, Seti became Pharoah (Moses and Ramses are now grown men) after Seti dies, Ramses becomes pharoah- and encounters Moses to let the news go.

The city of Rameses was also given to Jacob and his sons 188 years before the Exodus as well. Genesis 47:11 "And Joseph situated his father and his brothers, and gave them a possession in the land of Egypt, in the best of the land, in the land of Rameses, as Pharaoh had commanded."

@siegfriedlechler7412

Жыл бұрын

Joseph has been a ruler in Egypt unter a Hyksos King. The Hyksos have been Arameans relatives of Israel.

Hi Joel: thanks for all your videos. They are great. The Bible indicates the Pharaoh of the Exodus drowned in the Red Sea (Exodus 14, Psalm 136:15). How do they have the mummy of the Pharaoh of the Exodus?

@mikehoffman1475

Жыл бұрын

They don't want to discuss that, just want to say this is him and that's a wrap. The Bible doesn't indicate the Pharaoh survived.

@theimportanceofbeing1335

Жыл бұрын

None of those passages say the Pharaoh was drowned, just that him and his host were overthrown

@mikehoffman1475

Жыл бұрын

@@theimportanceofbeing1335 We are to assume he went back home and then died later of natural causes?😆

@theimportanceofbeing1335

Жыл бұрын

@@mikehoffman1475 it never says that the pharaoh went into the waters does it? Rather than the common expression of his armies “being” the king or leader

@mikehoffman1475

Жыл бұрын

@@theimportanceofbeing1335 Another non answer and it's not addressed in the video which is pretty weak.

That was amazing! Keep em coming! Currently binge watching to catch up.

Love watching this channel! It truly makes the Word of God living and active.

Another interesting and enjoyable video. When you follow what the Bible says you cannot go wrong. Keep up the good work!

@helenamcginty4920

Жыл бұрын

Er yes you can.

@SkullyTheHypnoSkull

Жыл бұрын

Pedophiles hide behind the Bible. Be careful.

@EasternOrthodox101

Жыл бұрын

@@helenamcginty4920 If you are a Protestant yes you can

When you put that together at 6:00 my mind was blown. It’s awesome to see the claims of the Bible confirmed over and over again.

This was amazing. Love the channel! Question though: doesn't Exodus mention that pharaoh drowned in the Red Sea with his army? How then could we have his body? Thanks!

@laneyl2784

3 ай бұрын

Either he commanded the army from land, didn't die, and went back to Egypt, or his body was retrieved, or it decayed in the red sea

[10:92] “Today, we will preserve your body, to set you up as a lesson for future generations.”* Unfortunately, many people are totally oblivious to our signs. This allah talking about the stoey of moses and the pharoah

Thank you for your service to our Almighty God! We do appreciate you.

The problem with identifying Amenhotep II, whose mummified remains you viewed, as the Pharaoh of the Exodus is EXODUS 14:28. The Pharaoh of the Exodus was his father, Thutmose III who died 15 years after the Exodus. The “pharaoh” who died in the Red Sea and whose remains were never recovered, was Thutmose III ‘s eldest son and heir, Crown Prince Amenemhat, older brother of Amenhotep II who then became heir apparent and succeeded to the throne in Amenemhat’s stead. The Pharaoh of the Infanticide was Amenhotep I and the Pharaoh of the Captivity was Ahmose I, the “pharaoh who knew not Joseph”, Exodus 1:8 The King is dead; long live the King! Thutmose III is regarded by many historians as the greatest Pharaoh in the history of ancient Egypt, a brilliant general, victorious in twenty six campaigns, the Napoleon of the ancient world. He was an accomplished horseman, swordsman, archer and athlete. Before Thutmose III fully became Pharaoh at the age of 23 upon the passing of his stepmother and aunt, Hatshepsut who had been co-regent with him, he had for a few years been in command of the Egyptian Army and gained experience of military campaigns. It is very likely that in turn his eldest son and appointed heir, Amenemhat, was brought up in his father’s footsteps and also had solid experience in military leadership by the time he was around 20 years old. His name is recorded on an inscription in the Karnak Temple at about the time of the death of his great-aunt, Hatshepsut and he also is depicted in the Theban tomb of his tutor, Min, the Mayor of Thinis. Given his military prowess, Thutmose almost certainly would have brought his son and heir up in a military environment and ensured his preparation for a role in military leadership and ultimately the kingship of Egypt. Amenemhat very likely acquired similar skills to those of his father in athletics, horsemanship, swordsmanship and archery. Mysteriously, no further information other than that he predeceased his father seems to be available. Unlike the other royals of the 18th Dynasty whose tombs are in the Valley of the Kings, there is no record of the circumstances of Crown Prince Amenemhat’s death and his tomb has never been found. In the Exodus year of 1440 BCE, 15 years before the death of his father, the Crown Prince would have been about 18 -20 years old and in his prime (his father became sole ruler of Egypt at the age of 23 and to make the point, Alexander the Great became king of Macedonia when he was just 20 years old). Crown Prince Amenemhat had a younger brother, Prince Amenhotep. After the Exodus and the death of his older brother, Amenhotep became the heir apparent to the throne of Egypt. He inherited a vast kingdom from his father which he held by means of a few military campaigns in Syria. His reign is usually dated from 1427 to 1401 BCE as he was co-regent for two years with his father before Thutmose III died in 1425 BCE. Pharaoh Amenhotep II left several inscriptions touting his athletic skills while he was a leader of the army before his crowning. He was no less athletic than his powerful father and claims to have been able to shoot an arrow through a copper target one palm thick, and that he was able to row his ship faster and farther than two hundred members of the navy could row theirs. This supports the notion that his older brother, Amenemhat, was also athletic with well-developed military skills. If Crown Prince Amenemhat died without trace or burial place around 1440 BCE, he is a strong candidate for the epithet "Pharaoh of the Exodus”. Sent by his father at the head of the chariot regiment to pursue the fleeing Hebrew slaves, he perished in the Red Sea according to the Old Testament narrative. He never returned and his body was never recovered for burial. Unless and until archaeologists discover evidence to the contrary, this must be considered a strong possibility which goes some way to supporting the Exodus account in the Bible as a credible historical fact. Egyptian Pharaohs only left records of their military victories, never of their defeats. The escaping multitude of Hebrew and Hyksos slaves would have been regarded as an evil enemy and the total annihilation of the pursuing Egyptian cavalry led by Prince Amenemhat was an ignominious defeat. It is no wonder that there is no record of the circumstances of his death. A black granite shrine inscribed with hieroglyphics was found in el-Arish, a town on the border between Egypt and Palestine. A section reads: “Now when the majesty of Ra-Harmachis fought with the evil-doers in this pool, the Place of the whirlpool, the evil-doers prevailed not over his majesty. His majesty leapt into the so-called Place of the Whirlpool” (a few lines later it says that he was thrown by a great force). He was thrown by the whirlpool high in the air. It takes pains to make clear that he was not defeated by the enemy, the evil-doers, but was the victim of a cyclonic natural force. It is tempting to think that this might be a record of the fate of the majesty, Crown Prince Amenemhat in the Red Sea, but there really is no evidence that “the majesty of Ra-Harmachis” was Crown Prince Amenemhat. Extract from: “The Secret of the Origins of the Israelites” Ken W Parsons, Forensic Historian The full scientific account of the Exodus which validates the Biblical account is found in “The Secret of the Exodus” by the same author.

Very interesting analysis. One problem I can see with it is that te Pharaoh of the Exodus should have been drowned in the sea and thus we would not have his mummy.

@KM-ul3pf

12 күн бұрын

He wasn’t the first born

@odysseusrex5908

12 күн бұрын

@@KM-ul3pf What does that have to do with it?

@danacamp5437

10 күн бұрын

​@@KM-ul3pfHe's not talking about the plagues. He's talking about Phaoroh and his army drowning in the Red Sea after the Israelites crossed over.

@annemurphy9339

9 күн бұрын

No doubt there were bodies recovered after these drownings.

@KyleT1990

8 күн бұрын

The Bible doesn’t specify whether Pharaoh died in the Red Sea. It can actually be concluded based on the passages that Pharaoh stayed back and only sent his army to cross the sea. It never specifically mentions Pharaoh crossing.

Wow, this is incredible! I feel like I'm getting a college education for free and without testing! Thank you for all you do and for sharing this valuable information with us! I love literally seeing the Bible come to life!

I love seeing each thing brought to light. The only history book that has never been proven wrong and yet each year is proven archaeologically correct.❤

@spklyunicorn

Жыл бұрын

The bible is not a history book. Far, far from it.

@jagd1

Жыл бұрын

@@spklyunicorn Excuse me, Historical texts eventually combined chronologically, into a book! It is good to be precise...😏

@atheistangel007

Жыл бұрын

@@jagd1 Then don't look to the Buy-bull.

@jagd1

Жыл бұрын

@@atheistangel007 I truly am sorry that you are an atheist, angel. If you keep buying the bull, you're going to lose out, of a most precious time. I'm guessing that either you've never read the Bible or did so only to try, to find it false.. That won't get you anywhere and you will stay blind to what is so very obvious, to so many. You don't have to be a believer to sit down, read and realize what's in front of you, you just have to have an open heart and mind. If you approach it with alternate intent other than exploring and learning, you will be kept blind purposely... You will definitely be in my prayers! Blessings

@atheistangel007

Жыл бұрын

@@jagd1 "I truly am sorry that you are an atheist" Why? You are too, you just don't realize it. Tell us, how many "gods" are you convinced exist? "If you keep buying the bull, you're going to lose out, of a most precious time." ignoring the irony for a moment, what "bull" am I buying? And there is no way I can "lose out". "I'm guessing that either you've never read the Bible or did so only to try, to find it false.." Well, both your guesses are incorrect...but have you ever actually read the Bible cover to cover? "That won't get you anywhere and you will stay blind to what is so very obvious, to so many." My skepticism has gotten me this far, and just because many think something is "obvious", doesn't mean it's true. "If you approach it with alternate intent other than exploring and learning, you will be kept blind purposely..." The logic of that claim is flawed, but basically you are saying that if I don't believe, then I won't believe.

Looking at the exodus Pharaoh that knew and dealt with Moses gives me chills... In a good way! This is so interesting! Thank you for all you do to bring the Bible to life! 🙏

Thank you very much! Amazing work! I read a paper about this debate (early/late) and it was hard to memorize all the arguments and dates. But with this video everyone can get it! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you for the clarity of your teaching.. The visuals REALLY help

Thank you for this! They taught us the late date in catholic school. I didn’t question it until I saw Simcha Jacobivici did a detailed analysis on it a few years back with James Cameron. He crossed referenced exodus with archaeology and geologic evidence. This really confirms it using other historical texts and make it undeniable. Thank you so much!

@nicoleackerman205

Жыл бұрын

I do not like how religion classes say it was Ramses II heck when I was in 7th grade in public school we learn Ramese was the Exdous pharaoh at least that teacher said he is supposedly made not be.

@historyloveriii2949

Жыл бұрын

Simcha Jacobivici has an agenda, IMO. Try David Rohl's, books.

@captfeeny

Жыл бұрын

James Cameron...? 👀

@gypsylily2949

Жыл бұрын

@@captfeeny History Channel. Original release. April 16, 2006. ( 2006-04-16) (location) The Exodus Decoded is a 2006 documentary film by "investigative archaeologist" and filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici and producer/director James Cameron. It aired on April 16 on The History Channel. The documentary proposes naturalistic origins for the plagues of Egypt

@EasternOrthodox101

Жыл бұрын

🤺☦🇷🇺They taught you that, because the Catholic church has been acting like the Protestant church for a long time (Vatican II)

Love this channel. As a student I spent weeks in an archaeological trench in York. Eventually I struck metal...it was black and got longer as I dug around it. The lead historian reminded me quietly that York had been bombed during the war.....thankfully my discovery turned out to be a 1960s cable pipe!

Your mind must be a fascinating place to wander in. I'm in awe of your work and breadth of knowledge.

A truly amazing video, and a fantastic KZread channel. I do have some bad news for you, so good are your videos, you're now stuck with me as I've just subscribed! 😁

Cecil B DeMille’s movie, The Ten Commandments influenced who people believed was the pharaoh too. I saw the movie as a child, and always believed it was Ramses too until I started studying and got hooked on archeology. Great job on this video, and putting the puzzle pieces together.

@nicoleackerman205

Жыл бұрын

Not sure why everyone picks him the Exdous was written after it happened so of course they call the city Pi Rasmes because that is what the city was called once it was written.

@wufflerdance9481

Жыл бұрын

movie is stilllllll awesome plus ramses sounds like a great antagonist name compared to the other one😂...but still good regardless

@EasternOrthodox101

Жыл бұрын

That film is a joke and heresy. The holy Bible's stories should never be depicted on screen - that is heresy. All true historical figures shouldn't be depicted on screen, in my opinion - it is so uncinematic AND not believable no matter how "good" it is done

@savedbygrace6853

11 ай бұрын

​@nicoleackerman205 Rameses is mentioned in the Bible as a place name (see Genesis 47:11,Exodus 1:11,Numbers 33:3) little reason to think him Exodus pharaoh except to disprove the Exodus

Excellent! God bless you Joel. I have been following you for many years now. Your strident passion for biblical archeology was infectious the first time I came across your work and you have become a powerful persuasive witness of the Gospel. Nobody brings the evidence more powerfully, directly and succinctly than you. Tonight I'm sitting the kids down with the bible and your video. Ages 11-9. My daughter has a subscription to BAR so we follow the digs. But Joel, you always bring it all the way home. Thank you brother.

For those wondering, you can't actually find specific depictions of the Exodus through Egyptian records, and the reason being is that Egyptians believed that words carried power, which meant in many cases that the more unsavory parts of stories and history would be omitted. It is very cool, however, that archeologists can still pinpoint people in whom this would have been the case. Ergo, imagine an event in Egyptian history so terrifying, so ecologically and financially destructive, that Egypt would strike it from their history than admit to the truth.

@bdawg-qj9bq

4 ай бұрын

Wrong. You can’t find depictions because it never happened. Christian archaeologists have been searching for any evidence and they can’t find any. Egypt would have collapsed completely if the Israelites left.

My favorite video so far! Thank you for clarifying the date of the exodus!

Thank you this is awesome! Also love your book, I’ve used it in my homeschool and Sunday School classes so that the kids can get a visual for the Bible portions being discussed. Appreciate your channel!!

We really love the content on your channel, and your book is full of such richness! My husband will be going to Israel soon and has used your book to educate and prepare him for this trip of a lifetime. Thank you!!!!

Loved this presentation! A lot of study and time went into this I'm sure. Thank you!!

Love your content bro keep up the great work

I've said it before and I'll say it again; thank you so much for the work you're doing and sharing it with us. Also so great to see you and Dr. Kennedy together, love you both! Blessings from Helsinki.

This was so fascinating!!! Thank you for this! Loved every minute and it’s surreal to see his mummy! This brings the Exodus account to life for me in a new way. It’s so much more personalized now. 😊

@EasternOrthodox101

Жыл бұрын

🤺☦🇷🇺Yes, he got it right, and it makes Hatshepsut the Pharaoh's daughter, so look at her statues, it's even more exciting

Your content is a fantastic thank you for sharing your gift of teaching with us and for all the unseen hard work that goes on behind the scenes!

Another thing to note, Thutmose IV started the worship of a single god instead of multiple gods. It wasn't God as we worship, but it's fascinating that they would go towards a single god worship after Moses time. That means that they recognized the power of Moses's God.

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