When did the Exodus take place? What is the archaeological evidence for the Exodus? This booklet answers these questions in 65 pages. It is 6 by 9 inches in size. It has a number of charts, maps, and images to make the Exodus come alive.
Key Points of the Exodus from Egypt
1. Most ancient writers equated the Biblical Exodus with the expulsion of the Hyksos from Egypt.
2. Kamose and Ahmose were probably the bases for the Moses and Aaron of the Bible.
3. The volcanic eruption of Thera most likely caused some of the Biblical plagues against Egypt.
4. The pillar of cloud by day and pillar of fire by night best fits the cloud of the volcanic eruption of Thera.
5. This volcanic eruption most likely caused a tsunami that could have parted the Red Sea then drowned the Egyptian army.
6. Ahmose I’s conquest of Sharenhue and southern Canaan should be equated with much of the conquest of Canaan by Joshua.
7. The Egyptian Topographical Lists show some of the tribes of Israel already in the land by Thutmose III, indicating an early Exodus from Egypt.