[fidelis]

Personally, I find the evidence of a connection here to the Moses of the Bible rather slim, but the Semitic writing in an ancient Egyptian context in that particular time period is interesting.

[chuckee]

You won’t find our American Moses’ signature simply because he used an autopen

[frank ballenger]

It took years and years for someone to acknowledge that David existed because of a written reference to him. The Tel Dan Stele in 1993.

I remember a Bible show with an episode narrated by Leonard Nimoy. Someone had found a small pillar with the inscription “a Jew worshipped his God here.” Which coincided with travel by Moses.

Hard to get written records from ancient times.

[normbal]

Sadly, Pharoah’s paparazzi didn’t record any events surrounding MS (Moishe, Moses - his friends called him Mo) on the walls of a tomb or pyramid somewhere.

I’ll just take The Word - old AND new - as historical fact until time travelers prove otherwise..

[Texas Eagle]

Is Moshe a typical Egyptian name or a typical Hebrew name?

[faithhopecharity]

Sounds plausible

[GreenHornet]

Evidence that the signature is genuine was further supported by the “Certificate of Authenticity” that was found at the site.

[PIF]

And Moses was an uncommon name in those days? Calling BS. “This from MS” could be reference to Microsoft just as easily.

[fso301]

Hmm? I saw Yule Brenner order that the name Moses be erased. Workers have missed one.

[Beowulf9]

Well, to clarify and show why they got so excited they should've shown the whole thing with the doodle underneath: "This is from MŠ”

[lowbridge]

Big deal. One can buy an authentic Moses autograph on eBay.

[Inyo-Mono]

Bookmark.

[Sirius Lee]

Since he was raised as an Egyptian royal, wouldn’t his signature be Hieroglyphs?

[minnesota_bound]

Ol Mose was a good singer and dancer.
Moses supposes his toeses are roses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tciT9bmCMq8

[nicollo]

Science ever follows Scripture.

[Songcraft]