Join Boaz and Ruth for a mind-bending exploration of over 90 ancient Egyptian texts that parallel the biblical Exodus story! Could these long-overlooked documents change everything we thought we knew about this legendary event?

⚡ Shocking Discoveries:

- The Egyptian "Destruction of Mankind" text describes a blood-red Nile and darkness plague

- Ancient Egyptian writings contain the full Hebrew Divine Name "I am that I am"

- The famous Rosetta Stone contains Exodus-like elements

- Multiple Egyptian texts describe events eerily similar to the biblical plagues

🔍 Key Evidence Explored:

- The mysterious "Primeval Revolt" that mirrors multiple Exodus events

- How the "Tale of Two Brothers" connects to Joseph's story

- Why the Sehel 7-Year Famine Stela matters for biblical history

- What Egyptian texts reveal about the historical reality behind the myths

🤯 Game-Changing Implications:

These parallels challenge both skeptics AND believers to rethink their understanding of the Exodus. Our hosts dive deep into why these ancient Egyptian texts might hold the key to understanding one of history's most debated events.

Perfect for history enthusiasts, biblical scholars, and anyone fascinated by ancient mysteries. Join us as we bridge the gap between Egyptian and biblical history with groundbreaking new evidence!

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📚 Featured Research:

Sparks, Brad C. "Egyptian Texts relating to the Exodus: Discussions of Exodus Parallels in the Egyptology Literature" In: Levy, T., Schneider, T., Propp, W. (eds) Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective. Quantitative Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-04768-3_2

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Note: This episode examines historical evidence and academic research relating to religious texts and ancient documents. Listeners should not attempt to grab live crocodiles by the tail.