There was a Jewish community on Elephantine Island in the Nile River, and the evidence suggests they were not familiar with the story of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt. Archaeological discoveries, particularly the Elephantine Papyri, reveal a Jewish community with its own temple and distinct practices, seemingly unaware of or not adhering to narratives central to mainstream Jewish tradition.Here's a more detailed explanation:The Elephantine Papyri:These Aramaic documents, dating from the 5th century BCE, provide valuable insights into the lives of this Jewish community.Temple and Practices:The community had its own temple dedicated to Yahweh, where animal sacrifices were performed. Their religious practices, as evidenced in the papyri, differed significantly from those described in the Torah.Lack of Familiarity with Moses:The papyri make no mention of Moses, the Exodus, or the covenant at Sinai, suggesting that these core narratives of Jewish identity were not part of their religious framework.
>>18752907trvke. also majority of the tanakh was likely written after the greek conquest.
>>18752907Cursed be the mockers of God
>>18752907So christianity is true. Interesting.
Jews and Christians claim Genesis and Exodus were both written, probably by Moses, approximately 1440 - 1400 BC.However all the historical and archaeological data points to Genesis dating to 600 - 500BC, and Exodus dating to 500 - 400 BC.Of course, there is no historical evidence supporting the accounts of events within these books either.There's also no evidence that Moses ever existed.
>>18753683Both J and E have the story about Moses, but slightly different. For example, the name of his father in law in one case is Jethro and in the other is Hobab or Reuel. J was composed c. 950 BC in the southern kingdom, E was composed c. 850 BC in the northern kingdom.The historical core of the story most likely was connected to the colonists from Canaan who were banished from Egypt after the Hyksos were defeated in the 16th century BC.I also wonder if Irsu (one of Shasu warlords) could be Moses' prototype. In the 12th century BC he attacked Egypt and intentionally destroyed their temples. He managed to occupy part of Egypt, but then was defeated and went back to Levant, which he controlled.Manetho directly wrote that Osarseph changed his name to Moses after he was banished from Egypt. Osarseph's actions are suspiciously similar to what Irsu did. There's a theory Osarseph = Irsu = Moses or, at least, a prototype of Moses (maybe one of several prototypes).
>>18752907>The earliest known archaeological artefact to mention the word Israel as a collective is the Merneptah Stele of ancient Egypt (dated to the late-13th century BCE).[48][49][50][fn 6][52]I'm an Atheist fag who believes the Exodus and of course Moses and all the Abrahamic Aryan cult patriarchs including Jesus existence. Do you even know the ONLY people that recorded the existence of the nation of Isreal are the Ancient Egyptians? No other Bronze age people such as the Hittites, Mittani or even Iron Age such Phoenicians, Persians never mention Isreal. KEK. Literally NO the Indian-Euro/Semitic fags never knew about the Abrahamic Aryan cult chosen people.
>>18753408lol you don't even know your own beliefs, God doesn't care if someone mocks him or criticizes him. The only unforgivable sin is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. God is chill and benevolent and he knows people can get frustrated so everyone is forgiven as long as they accept the Holy Spirit. You are so fucked for hating people (wrath) who make jokes
>>18753846Not quite. Egypt has the stelle, and also mentions Shasu of Yahweh. Akkadian and Egyptian records mention Hapiru (Apiru, Habiru), which seems to be source for the word Hebrew. Also, according to Akkadian records, YHWH was called Yahu back then, the final H seems to be a later addition, but the theophoric name kept the original short form (like Elijia is Eliyahu, which means "my god is Yahu"). So, while the word Israel is indeed only mentioned by Egypt, the ancestry of the Jews is traced quite well.Also, we might have had more data if we excavated the philistine settlements. The problem is that many of them were located inside of which is now Gaza.
>>18753900>Trust the Egyptomanic Indian-Euro/Semitic fag subversive notorious forgersNefertiti daviski show me Indian-Euro and Semitic Empires writing about your kike goblins or fuck off
>>18752907>Promised lands settlersFrom a common unknown goatfucker child sacrificers tribe to World trend setters. Hashem chosen people a truly blessed.
>>18753411If Exodus is wrong it's basically game over for Abrahamic religion. Jesus explicitly says more than once that Moses was a real person and the events of the book actually happened.
>>18755436Kek. The only way they make this fairytales "real" is by mixing 80% lies with 20% real historic evens, by using the usual it's a metaphor meme, picking and choosing what to make you focus or direct deception like Magicians. Whoever is behind this Abrahamic Aryan cult knows exactly how to psyop people.
