Not that I agree with the scholars I mentioned, just letting you know what the arguments agianst Bible accuracy are.
PS: The Egyptians who recorded everything seem to have no record of Moses or the Exodus.
So for 40 years several million people wandered around the desert, leaving no trace, although traces of older and smaller groups of travelers are common.
Then Joshua takes over and utterly destroys the major cities of Canaan. Oops! Most of these cities have been identified and dug and there are no destruction layers where there ought to be. Several weren't founded until centuries later. How do the Believers explain this? Hoffmeier, who is a Believer and an expert thinks all those stories about destroyed cities were just typical bragging, not to be taken seriously.
OK, but David and Solomon--they are real enough, right? Sorry, Charley. In all the thousands of tablets comprising the diplomatic correspondence of the kings of numerous cities, the names of David and Solomon do not occur. (Now before someone races in to tell me about the Tell Dan inscription which says "bit dwd" on it, which can mean House of David among other things please go to the following:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/LeftBank/5210/tel_dan.htm.
This will put you in touch with a very serious scholar who is charging that the Tell Dan inscription is a forgery.
I've actually visited Egypt as a tourist. Visited some of archeological sites and the Museum in Cairo. I noticed a peculiarity on some of the pillars and monuments that there would be a blanked-out spot in between the heiroglyphics. I asked one of the guides about and he stated that the blank spots on the different artifacts had been where the name of Moses was but had been erased when he fled Egypt.
Most of the records concerning Moses were ordered destroyed by Pharoh, however some mention is found in various writings about the exodus.
What's their official explanation on how the pyramids were built?