Meshing Egyptian and Biblical Timelines by Michelle Isenhoff
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Recent Posts
- The Hebrew word (merkabah) in the Bible can be translated as ‘chariot’ or ‘riding seat’. It does not distinguish between a vehicle that is horse drawn or a vehicle that is carried.
- If God’s people keep quiet, the stones will cry out against them
- The Pyramid Age coincides with the Sojourn of Israel in Egypt
- Moses was the only Israelite in the Bible who was in a position to become a Pharaoh. While he may have been a junior co-regent (Amenemhet IV) he never got to rule alone. This was so he could achieve what God had destined him to do.
- It was Sobeknefru who found Moses in a basket among the reeds of the Nile. She raised him as her own, grooming him to take over as the next pharaoh Amenemhet IV.
