And He said to Abraham, know of a surity that thy seed shall be
a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them; and
they shall afflict them 400 years. And also that nation whom they
shall serve, will I judge.
(Gen. 15:13)
Did the Exodus really happen? The story of the Exodus of the ancient Hebrews from Egypt has been viewed by scientists and historians as a myth, without any basis in either scientific or historic fact. But could the Exodus have really taken place just as the Bible describes? When we think of epic Bible stories, the one that often comes to mind is the biblical Exodus, with its great vision of the parting of the waters of the Red Sea, allowing the ancient Hebrews to escape their Egyptian pursuers, and then a great wall of water rushing back in to drown the Pharoah's army. Many of these epic stories from the Old Testament were originally thought to be allegorical in nature, so as to prove a point, and others were sometimes viewed as a combination of myth and fact.
But did the biblical Exodus actually take place? And did Moses have foreknowledge of this event? Well believe it or not, modern science has now revealed the truth behind the biblical Exodus. We now know what catastrophic world event caused the Red Sea canal to be completely emptied of water, and have also revealed the true source of the ten deadly plagues of Egypt.
Yes, science has now revealed the true story behind the biblical Exodus. In 1470 BC. one of the greatest natural cataclysm in recorded history occurred in the eastern Mediterranean. This great cataclysm altered the course of human history, and affected the future destiny of God's chosen people. If you'd like to read the true story about how the biblical Exodus actually took place, please click on the link below and order your copy of Edward Oliver's new 350-page book, "Prophets and Frauds".
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