8 Lines of Evidence FROM EGYPT for the Exodus
November 29, 2024
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134 of 300
November 29, 2024
8 Lines of Evidence FROM EGYPT for the Exodus
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8 Lines of Evidence FROM EGYPT for the Exodus
Summary
<p>Did the Exodus REALLY happen? Contrary to popular belief, archaeologists continue to uncover fascinating artifacts that point to the validity of the Israelites' Exodus from Egypt and even more incredible—some of the most compelling evidence comes straight out of Egypt itself!</p><p></p><p>In preparation for Frank’s upcoming trip to Egypt and Saudi Arabia, this podcast episode dives into 8 reasons why we can trust the biblical account of the 1446 B.C. Exodus and some of the details might surprise you! Listen as Frank answers questions like:</p><p></p><ul><li>What archaeological evidence suggests that the Hebrews lived in Egypt prior to 1446 B.C.?</li><li>Does the biblical account of the Exodus line up with the archaeological evidence?</li><li>What do some of the Egyptian sources reveal about the historicity of the Bible?</li><li>What are the surprising parallels between Moses & Jesus?</li><li>What was the significance of each of the ten plagues against Egypt?</li></ul><p></p><p>Want to see pictures of everything that Frank is talking about? Don't miss the premiere of the video podcast on the CrossExamined YouTube channel TONIGHT (11/29) at 9:00 PM ET where the visuals make the archaeology come to life and stay tuned to our social media channels during the next two weeks to see LIVE video footage from Frank's upcoming trip!</p>
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