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hERICtic
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Message 139 of 348 (550777)
03-18-2010 8:25 AM
Reply to: Message 138 by PaulK
03-18-2010 3:16 AM


Re: Techy Evidence, Etc
In the story of the Exodus, didn't the Egyptians have military outposts throughtout the desert? The story states the Israelits left, the Egyptians gave chase but could never catch up. Wouldn't the Israelites have run into Egyptian military forces constantly anyway?

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hERICtic
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Message 141 of 348 (550785)
03-18-2010 9:55 AM
Reply to: Message 140 by PaulK
03-18-2010 8:47 AM


Re: Exodus
PaulK writes:
We can say that the story assumes that Egypt is relatively weak and seems to have no presence within Canaan by the time of Joshua, so it seems likely to me that Egypt would not have remote bases in the desert at that point.
Wasn't Canaan under Egyptian control at the time of the supposed Exodus? If so, then the roads and trade routes were also. Which means the Egyptian military had to be involved. I also read that the supposed 40 year wandering "area" had quite the few military outposts.
Do I have my timing incorrect?

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hERICtic
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Message 143 of 348 (550803)
03-18-2010 12:16 PM
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03-18-2010 10:07 AM


Re: Exodus
What time frame do most Christians give for the Exodus?
What about Ex. 1:11 -it mentions the children of Israel being used as slave labor to build the city of Raamses.

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hERICtic
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Message 146 of 348 (550830)
03-18-2010 3:49 PM
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03-18-2010 2:25 PM


Re: Exodus
Thanks guys for the info.

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hERICtic
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Message 292 of 348 (553705)
04-04-2010 7:13 PM
Reply to: Message 291 by Dr Adequate
04-04-2010 3:42 PM


Re: Denial Of The Evidence
Peg writes:
That is not my opinion. The bible is a record of human history not found anywhere else, it provides answers to questions not found anywhere else. It is in harmony with historical facts ...
Creation account? Global flood? Exodus? Timelines of certain people not lining up with the Biblical account (Philistines as one example), Herod slaughtering the innocents? Roman census? Dead walking out of their graves? Romans releasing a murderer to appease a crowd? Do false prophecies count (ignoring the typical mental gymnastics apologists need in order to make the problems disappear regarding prophecy, ie fall of Tyre)?
These are just a few I can think of.
Edited by hERICtic, : No reason given.

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