On 1/28/2023 10:58 AM, Mitchell Holman scribbled:
You may not think so, But I know better. And for certain,
you do not know everything as God knows everything. So why
should anyone listen to someone who claims they know. Science,
all Science, is theory, It is not fact until theory is proven by
actual truth. And for this reason, Science is flawed, as in the same
way they cannot prove, the earth revolves around the Sun, because there
is no fixed point in space. At least we do know, its not Polaris, it
has slight movement.
So without a way to measure exact, it cannot be proven, yet the world
teaches its children such things as Galileo as fact, and its based on
theory only. This is wrong. No matter who does not think so.
In all the facts of true archeology, they have this one about Moses.
Yes, its all true, even the moved ocean floor and more ding dong...
So while your telling the world there is no evidence, think again.
You don't know shit, Mitchell Holman. and in reality, I do not either.
BUT, at least i try to know by what I read.... And I believe this is
truth, because I have those real maps, and if want them, you would have
to buy them... And no, the maps do not lie. Only people like you lie,
whether you mean it, or not.
https://nypost.com/2021/10/02/archaeologist-claims-mount-sinai-found-in-saudi-arabia/
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> The Exodus: Does archaeology have a say?
> Jerusalem Post
> 04/14/2014
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> The Exodus is so fundamental to us and our Jewish
> sources that it is embarrassing that there is no
> evidence outside of the Bible to support it.
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> The short answer is "no". The whole subject of the
> Exodus is embarrassing to archaeologists. The Exodus
> is so fundamental to us and our Jewish sources that
> it is embarrassing that there is no evidence outside
> of the Bible to support it. So we prefer not to talk
> about it, and hate to be asked about it.
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> For the account in the Torah is the basis of our
> people’s creation, it is the basis of our existence
> and it is the basis of our important Passover festival
> and the whole Haggada that we recite on the first
> evening of this festival of freedom. So that makes
> archaeologists reluctant to have to tell our brethren
> and ourselves that there is nothing in Egyptian records
> to support it. Nothing on the slavery of the Israelites,
> nothing on the plagues that persuaded Pharaoh to let
> them go, nothing on the miraculous crossing of the Red
> Sea, nothing.
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