[blueplum]

Despite Egypt's claims to the contrary a papyrus in the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities points to enslaved peoples in Egypt, possibly Israelites, circa 1400s BC

[Tennessee Nana]

PING

[Celtic Conservative]

The bible, once again being proved as a historical document as well as divine scripture. Who’da thunk? 😉

CC

[Telepathic Intruder]

"Despite Egypt's claims to the contrary"

Islam claim the Bible is false even though the Koran is partially based on it, and written several centuries later. What if, I don't know, the contradictions between the Koran and the Bible just mean that the Koran is false? They can't admit that, of course.

[nopardons]

BTTT

[Doctor Congo]

“biblical plagues’ attacks on Egypt’s gods, with the river of blood, frogs, and darkness recalling Hapi, Heqet, and Ra”

Interesting. Were the various plagues a reference to particular Egyptian gods?
I don’t remember ever hearing that before but it makes sense.

[stuckinloozeeana]

2 Corinthians 5:7

[sauropod]

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