The scriptures mention a pharaoh at the time of Joseph, another who enslaved the Israelites and a third who eventually let the Israelites go, but none of these is mentioned by name.
Scholars say that the relevant books, Genesis and Exodus were not written until well into the first millennium BCE, long after the times attributed to these events. The names of the pharaohs were not passed down through successive generations and, no matter how true the events might have been, the biblical authors had no way of knowing the names of Egyptian pharaohs who lived so many centuries earlier.
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Presumably, either because of Pharaoh's wickedness or because his name was not germane to the lesson of the Exodus.
The Torah doesn't mention the name of the Pharaoh who enslaved the Hebrews.
The Torah doesn't actually give us the name of this Pharaoh.
There was only 1 Pharaoh that enslaved the Hebrews, but his name is not mentioned in the Torah.
No. The Torah does not give the name of the Pharaoh who ordered the drowning.
There is no specific mention in the Bible about Moses being wrapped in a Hebrew blanket. However, Moses was traditionally placed in a basket and sent down the Nile River as an infant to escape being killed by Pharaoh's order.
One example: Numbers ch.31.
There is no mention of Muhammad in the Torah, mainly because it was written before he was born. There are some Muslims who interpret Torah prophecies as referring to Muhammad, but this is opinion only.
Genesis ch.41. Two dreams.
RUTHThe Torah does not mention Abraham's mother.
It is unknown. There is no mention in the Torah of Abraham wearing a kippah.
Nothing. The Torah Scrolls belong the Jewish people, not to Native Americans and do not mention Native Americans at all.
The Torah says that was done at the Pharaoh's command.