Ancient Egypt and the Exodus in Biblical Context

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Although there is on-going disagreement about the precise timing of the Exodus and if it even happened at all, this lecture examines in context the biblical chronology that suggests it took place during the 18th Dynasty of Egypt. If that is correct, then it is conceivable that Hatshepsut was 'the daughter of pharoah' (later a pharaoh herself) who may have rescued Moses and reared him in the privileges of the royal household. His training as a prospective ruler of Egypt would certainly have been invaluable when it came to his actual career, the leader, lawgiver, judge, and military commander of the newly created nation kingdom of Israel.

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