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Exodus 16New American Standard Bible (NASB)
The Lord Provides Manna
3 The sons of Israel said to them, Would that we had died by the Lord’s hand in the land of Egypt, when we sat by the pots of meat, when we ate bread to the full; for you have brought us out into this wilderness to kill this whole assembly with hunger.”
Exodus 16New American Standard Bible (NASB)
The Lord Provides Manna
3 The sons of Israel said to them, Would that we had died by the Lord’s hand in the land of Egypt, when we sat by the pots of meat, when we ate bread to the full; for you have brought us out into this wilderness to kill this whole assembly with hunger.”
Of course I do not believe the exodus story as wrote, its known people went down to Egypt for work, in the bible Jacobs family did, they ran out of food, Abraham did as well. Sounds like they had it hard hey,
pots of meat, and ate bread all to the full. (today in world many are starving)
There is no evidence of the OT mass exodus out of Egypt.
It seems that some things may be way over your head.To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
So instead of responding to my counter-argument, you insult me.It seems that some things may be way over your head.To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
When you say there is no evidence of the Exodus, are you saying "other than the Bible there is no evidence of the Exodus."
Because the Bible IS evidence.
Someone wrote down the story, and this person meant for the story to be believed as something that actually happened.
If you're saying it's all made up, then you still have to explain how all those Israelites somehow got to the land between Egypt and Lebanon, conquered the people who lived there, and formed their own country, which they called Israel.
Unless you're saying there really never was an Israel either, and that was made up too.
At what point did any of it become "real" in your mind?
Blackrock, that was not a counter-argument. Instead it was a syllogistic failure.So instead of responding to my counter-argument, you insult me.It seems that some things may be way over your head.To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
So instead of responding to my counter-argument, you insult me.It seems that some things may be way over your head.To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
To claim that Exodus is part of a founding mythology is to ignore that many of the Jew's modern traditions and religious practices come directly from the Exodus events, including their most important holiday Passover.
You say Exodus did not happen, but that is a guess based on nothing more than your belief that NOTHING in the Bible is true or worthy of your belief. There is nothing rational or logical in that approach. Certainly, the Bible can't ALL be a complete fabrication. The existence of the Jewish and Christian religions are some sort of proof, for these religions did not come out of nothing.
If you're saying there is no evidence of the Israelites' enslavement in Egyptian records, then that's your argument, I guess.You say Exodus did not happen, but that is a guess based on nothing more than your belief that NOTHING in the Bible is true or worthy of your belief. There is nothing rational or logical in that approach. Certainly, the Bible can't ALL be a complete fabrication. The existence of the Jewish and Christian religions are some sort of proof, for these religions did not come out of nothing.
No its on evidence , archeology , logic and also history.
If you're saying there is no evidence of the Israelites' enslavement in Egyptian records, then that's your argument, I guess.You say Exodus did not happen, but that is a guess based on nothing more than your belief that NOTHING in the Bible is true or worthy of your belief. There is nothing rational or logical in that approach. Certainly, the Bible can't ALL be a complete fabrication. The existence of the Jewish and Christian religions are some sort of proof, for these religions did not come out of nothing.
No its on evidence , archeology , logic and also history.
Would the Egyptians have made a written record of the activities of their slaves?
Exodus 16New American Standard Bible (NASB)
The Lord Provides Manna
3 The sons of Israel said to them, Would that we had died by the Lord’s hand in the land of Egypt, when we sat by the pots of meat, when we ate bread to the full; for you have brought us out into this wilderness to kill this whole assembly with hunger.”
Of course I do not believe the exodus story as wrote, its known people went down to Egypt for work, in the bible Jacobs family did, they ran out of food, Abraham did as well. Sounds like they had it hard hey,
pots of meat, and ate bread all to the full. (today in the world many are starving)
There is no evidence of the OT mass exodus out of Egypt.
I believe that Moses was a leader who led a migration into what was to become Judea. I do not believe the Red Sea parted, he had a chat with God or lived to be 130 years old.
