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Was the lost crown prince Thutmose eldest son of Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep III theorized by some scholars today to be the biblical Moses?
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An even more convincing reason for discarding this hypothesis is that almost all scholars now say that there was no Exodus from Egypt as described in The Bible. Without an Exodus Moses, the leader we read of in the Bible, did not even exist.
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Who were after the Israelites when they escaped from Egypt?
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Who was the enemy of Raamses and the Hebrews?
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How do the Egyptian and Babylonian cultures of biblical times help us to understand the biblical text?
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What are the egyptians pyramids made of?
StoneAnswer:The Egyptian pyramids are made of limestone blocks, weighing up to 15 tons. In the Great Pyramid, granite monolith blocks were used in the interior which weighed up to 70 tons per block. - ShaniAnswer:Every text ( and old Biblical epic movie) reports that the pyramids were made of limestone blocks positioned by thousands of slaves but Joseph Davidovits (a French Cemical Engineer) proposed, in the 1980's, that they were made of concrete. The lower tiers were done by the sweating slaves method, but the higher layers were made by workers carrying bags of wet cement to moulds.MIT is actually reviewing this proposal by duplicating the theorized Egyptian cement mixture.
What happened when the king of Egypt did not release Moses people?
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