Was it Pharaoh Seti 1 that ordered the massacre of Hebrew baby boys?

Answer 1

Yes Because Seti was the father of princess Thermuthis. Whom found Moses in the basket in the reeds of the Nile river. While she & her maidens where bathing & adopted Moses & her own. Seti's successor was his son Ramses the 2 whom suffered the ten plagues of Egypt & whose first born son named Amun-Her-Khepeshef along with the equally other first born successors/sons of Egypt was slain by Azriel. The Hebrew god Yahweh's Destroyer Angel a.k.a the angel of death.

Answer 2

Answer 1 yes because they said that a very powerful baby will be born and that baby would be a boy. the story of Moses . and now they killed all the newborn baby boys. sad right?

Answer 2

Yes Because Seti was the father of princess Thermuthis. Whom found Moses in the basket in the reeds of the Nile river. While she & her maidens where bathing & adopted Moses & her own. Seti's successor was his son Ramses the 2 whom suffered the ten plagues of Egypt & whose first born son named Amun-Her-Khepeshef along with the equally other first born successors/sons of Egypt was slain by Azriel. The Hebrew god Yahweh's Destroyer Angel a.k.a the angel of death.

Answer 3

Assuming that the Biblical Story is actual history, which is in serious doubt by secular scholars, we would have to use the actual narrative to determine which Pharaoh enslaved the Hebrews. While it is commonly accepted that Ramses II was the Pharaoh that Moses opposed, there is no mention in The Bible of that name, only the title of Pharaoh. Additionally, the Exodus narrative says that the Hebrews had been enslaved for 430 years, which means that Seti I, as Ramses II's father could not have enslaved the Hebrews since he would have ruled to recently. It is certainly possible that Ramses II is not the Pharaoh of the main Exodus story, which would make it possible for Seti I to have enslaved the Hebrews, but that is nowhere near certain.

Answer 3

Unlikely. In fact, the Torah doesn't say what the pharaoh's name was.