Some say there is no archeological evidence for the Exodus, or wanderings. (or Moses)
Regarding the Exodus…
look up the Ipuwer Document
Did you know there’s a pharaoh named “Jacob-Baal”? (Jacob is nothing but Hebrew).
(I could really go on and on.)
Re: the wandering…
At the ancient temple of Karnak (?), which is now in northern Sudan, there’s an inscription that mentions “the nomads of Yahweh”. There are no other peoples at that time, except the Israelites, who worshipped Yahweh!
What kind of evidence would be expected for the 40-year wandering? Candy wrappers? Hehe.
Remember, Jehovah’s spirit even kept their
clothes & shoes from wearing out. As in, little would be left behind. (See last sentence in this post. He would try to erase evidence from
every Bible event!)
On YouTube, check out archeologist Dr. Titus Kennedy. Awesome information!
And conflicting evidence for the conquest of the Promised Land.
Unfortunately, Dr. Kathleen Kenyon, daughter of esteemed Director of the British Museum Sir Frederic Kenyon, had a lot of influence in archeological projects of the Levant, especially Jericho, during the ‘50’s.
I say unfortunately, because her timesframe / chronology of events is off by several hundred years. It has influenced others.
Again, I ask you to Google “Dr. Kennedy Jericho”.
There’s also the Theory of common-descent Evolution…LOL.
There is a current field of study, called “Modern Biblical Criticism”, whose goal is to explain events in the Bible, “without appealing to the supernatural.”
en.m.wikipedia.org
I’m sorry, but you
can’t do that! And come up with accurate answers!
If you do, then Jesus is still dead, ie., Christianity is a dead religion.
This is the Devil’s influence: Revelation 12:9