If you read the scriptures and take what it says almost nothing here fits. You have to change facts and combine/separate narratives to even get some to match. Which is literally what you did, then you tell us to just read it and take what it says. LOL. Apologetics to the extreme.

@@robertf6592 Oh really? I only talked about mostly math & historical facts. Not much scripture there. Let's see you take a go at it, and come up with something that actually has the math and archaeological facts to collaborate your concept. _(Whatever you bring up, it's a been there, done that already... and the math and archaeology don't work out.)_ Ps. What I didn't state back then, was the glacial core sampling from Mt. Kilimanjaro, done at around 2010 to 2015. _(Can't remember the exact date off my head right now. But, I think in 2012.)_ They verify the time period of Sesostris III, as being the *sole time* in ancient Egyptian history, where there was 7 years of abundant rainfall, followed by 7 years of drought. _(Eastern Rift mountains, where Kilimanjaro sits, is the watershed for the Nile (north) & the Pangani (south). And, over 98% of all water that flows down the Nile, comes from those mountains.)_ Also, in the whole of the Hyksos period, they found to have had average rainfall. No flooding _(more than normal),_ and no droughts. Lastly, those core samplings are rock-solid down to +/- 1 year, Middle Kingdom dating is valid to +/- 20 years. You'd have to fudge well over 100 years, to get anything else to fit.

966+480 =1476

@@sibeveyhi Thanks. Correction has been made.

No Apophis Agag/Gog was the name of kings of the evil nation who invaded Egypt after the Exodus.

Had Joseph been 30 year old during the reign of Apop II, he probably wouldn't have lived a comfortable life the next 80 years considering the Hyksos expulsion which better fits with Ahmose I being the Pharaoh who knew not Joseph and who enslaved the Hebrews out of fear of a revolt due to their mighty numbers.

The one the tour guide says, I could not make out exactly. 😔 The Bible identifies him as Zaphenath-Paneah (if I'm not mistaken). It's formed from two separate Egyptian words. It has many meanings including, "Revealer of Secrets" and "Preserver of a world (or age)". Other researchers and Egyptologists identify him as the one called "Yuya". Are they the same person? Maybe yes, maybe no. I personally don't know. The fact we have very real HISTORICAL candidates as potentially having been Joseph, is a great thing. We must also remember that Egyptian pharaohs and officials went by several different names and titles each. Sometimes they went with this title or any of the several other ones they officiated, depending on official business of the day. Hope this helps. ✌️

I believe they got the name Amen Hotep from Joseph saying, “Amen” and his name being mispronounced from Joseph to Hotep. I also believe that the Hebrews were once referred to as Apiru (sounds like (ah BEE roo) by the Egyptians.

@@elram2649 🤺☦🇷🇺Wrong. It's not even close to the biblical timing, so get education. Joseph was at the time of the Hyksos. The creators of this vid are ignorant Protestant heathens. Allah Himself wrote the 5 books of Moses, by dictating it to Moses. Now, the Bible is a prophetic book, not plain history, and certain place names were given retrospectively as they were called in the future, that's all. Like it was the case with the river of Eden which encircled the land of "Cush"...Abraham going all the way to "Dan"... The Pharaohs of Moses' time were Ahmose I, Thutmose III, and Amenhotep II, with Hatshepsut as the Pharaoh's daughter.

@lionboy4427 I may agree with some of what you just wrote yet also disagree with the rest. Think what you may. That's fine.

@@elram2649 There is nothing to not agree with me - fyi it is all fact, since it's based on the accurate biblical timing, so no, Yuya, Imhotep and all the bs theories are not legitimate, nor "very real historical candidates", no. Joseph's name was Zephanath Peaneah so stop pinning on him other names of different historical persons from Egypt

Wtf🤦‍♂️🤣🤣

U know, I think I know what you mean and I also agree with it.

@@ibrahimmantala5054 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@@ibrahimmantala5054 Abraham lived during the rein of King/ Pharaoh Amenenhet III. There are statues of the Pharaoh in the far north where Abraham was from. Egyptian records tell of immigrants from Canaan and Northern peoples working as servants and in the mines in the Siani . See "Egypt, Canaan, Israel, in Ancient times" by Donald B Redford. Princeton University Press. 1992.

Dr. Donald B. Redford is a famous Egyptologist from Canada.

How so? The Koran is riddled with historical inaccuracies. For example, the term "Pharoah" meaning ruler or king, was mistaken for a name of the personality that ruled Egypt, instead of referring to it as a title.

ThevBibkecwas translated using 3rd Century Koine Greek. However the correct Greek was the 1st Century Koine Greek. Also many Christian Bibles were Double Translations. The Jing Janes was one of these Double Trabslated Bibles How so ? They Had first translated the Aramaic Hebrews into 3rd Century Koine Greek which had many mistaken translated words and phrases. And translated these tovOld Latin. 1. ... Then many decades later they went and translated these old Latin Bibles using the flawed 3rd Century Koine Greek and simply translated the Latin to English. 2. ...

Lydell & Scott's Koine Greek is using the 3rd Century Koine Greek too However there is a 1st Century Koine Greek translator online but Ive lost my link to it. Search Google for it.

Correct. These scholars lie to prove the credibility, reliability and historicity of the OT.

No, they are artistic, it has meaning! The Ears are turned out TO LISTEN! He is listening to the concerns of the population, his face is also artistic and has meaning. He is Worried/Concerned about the situation going on in his Country. Sesostris III and his son, Amenemhat III are depicted differently from all other Pharoah's, they endured the 7 years of Plenty and the 7 years of Famine. The Middle Kingdom is the time of Joseph arrival. The Hyksos invasion marks the period of the Rulers who knew not of Joseph.

There is an ancient Vulcan proverb: I am Pharoah, and I hear everything.

The large ears were popular and proved the supernaturality of the pharaoh, undoubtedly.

It showed the people had his ears. Remember the phrase "lend me your ears."

How about Jethro? They can show you Jethros house and well in Soudi Arabia. If you think placing your head in the sand makes biblical history untrue/ it just magically goes away, then you will find there's far greater evidence in archaeology than you can hide from. But you'd have to want to know. Sounds like you don't want to though. Much luv, Jake

Crawl back to your mommy's basement, black Israelite 🤦‍♂️😂

There was no alphabet at all, in any language, until after the Exodus. So his name could have been Joseph, since there were no letters or lack of letters to prevent his name having that sound in it.

@@customsongmaker 🤦‍♂️What? Wtf...there was no language??🤣🤣Go to sleep, faceless clown. Keep fantasizing your Protestant fantasies, but no he's not Joseph🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

In Hebrew, Joseph starts with a Yud, as does Jethro. So it is a Y sound, not a J.

Finally. Geez, talking of Joseph, Moses, etc. Historians know it’s all nonsense. No less than the Israeli antiquities authority has said these things never occurred.

Those statues are of Africans! Look at the noses. Why are they shot off. We know Napoleon and the French tried to shoot off the negroid features;

Ithe beginning of the name Sesos... is just like Esua's (the brother of Jacob). Also study the various soundings and spellings of Hyksos = Essos. Esau may very well have become the pharaoh who gave to Joseph the rich land of Goshen. Just saying to consider that, and realize why God was protecting Egypt at that time, and gave this Shemite pharaoh Esau's with dreams to be able to prepare for the 7 good/7bad, in order to survive it. But when the sea's people invaded Egypt, they ran the Hyksos/Esau's out of Egypt and enslaved Israel/Jacob.

🤺☦🇷🇺Wrong. It's not even close to the biblical timing lol. Joseph was at the time of the Hyksos. The creators of this vid are ignorant Protestant heathens. Allah Himself wrote the 5 books of Moses, by dictating it to Moses. Now, the Bible is a prophetic book, not plain history, and certain place names were given retrospectively as they were called in the future, that's all. Like it was the case with the river of Eden which encircled the land of "Cush"...Abraham going all the way to "Dan"... The Pharaohs of Moses' time were Ahmose I, Thutmose III, and Amenhotep II, with Hatshepsut as the Pharaoh's daughter.

The names doesn't change the fact that Israelites failed Mosses mission and became people with no land from 1500 BCand remains scattered the world.

@@saidmohammed7597 Wtf r u talking about, Muslim bro? It changes everything. Your timing is sooo off, even worse than the late date bs, and it contradicts your holy Quran. The exodus was in the mid 15th century in the 18th dynasty. If you don't agree on that, then you don't know basic biblical timing

So wrong on so many levels it is impossible to even take this seriously. The Israelites were only in Egypt for 430 years. The Exodus occurred about 1450 BCE under Pharaoh Dudimose or Dedimose at the end of the 13th Dynasty. His reign crumbled and the Hyksos invaded about 1450 BCE and reigned to 1350 BCE. That puts Joseph at about 1880 BCE under King Amenemhat III. The Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years until 1400 BCE when they entered Canaan under Joshua and destroyed Jericho and the other city states. They conquered Canaan and created the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

@@darreldstudie7588 Israelites refused to enter claiming the Palestinian were strong. Israelites failed 40 years with only same food and all returned to Egypt pharaoh. Had they entered then Moses would have been buried in Jerusalem like Abraham Jacob and Issac. Why also was the need for David to kill Goliath Jalut Palestine leader to conquer Jerusalem.

🤺☦🇷🇺Of course there isn't - Egyptians never commemorated their enemies and left their monuments. Wrong. He's not even close to the biblical timing lol. Joseph was at the time of the Hyksos. The creators of this vid are ignorant Protestant heathens. Allah Himself wrote the 5 books of Moses, by dictating it to Moses. Now, the Bible is a prophetic book, not plain history, and certain place names were given retrospectively as they were called in the future, that's all. Like it was the case with the river of Eden which encircled the land of "Cush"...Abraham going all the way to "Dan"... The Pharaohs of Moses' time were Ahmose I, Thutmose III, and Amenhotep II, with Hatshepsut as the Pharaoh's daughter.

@@EasternOrthodox101 the is no mention of Joseph or Moses unless you mean MS witch is the name they took and claimed it was Moses the only name closure to Joseph was DJOCER THE PHARAOH who they made Joseph,,if Joseph came Hyksos time then his obviously not Hebrew nor Israelite since there wasn't such a place then..., But what you don't know or deny is that everything in that book doesn't predate KMT history and all the characters in the book was just a copy and paste taken from the kemetic writings especially the sacred writings "( MDW NTR ).. and from the other emerald tablets from ancient cities around the world witch mostly still copied from the kemetics...go to Egypt and go see it with your very eyes everything is on the walls there...if I ask you why's it that we can't locate any grave of these so called Man of god yet we have found if not all but most of the ancient tombs in Egypt witch predates everything the bible talks about from Genesis to revelation all copied an pasted and obviously twisted and added for their own agendas... If I ask you to proof the bible to be the true word of god or any other book you won't for there's nothing like a book containing what god told someone to write on his behalf..hell no and there will never be unless you are talking about NATURE AND THE UNIVERSE...

​@@user-ti9ui7cd5eThere was no mention of any name in any Egyptian records, until Europeans dug them up and translated them. The majority of Egyptian records have not been found yet.

@@customsongmaker there was no name until Europeans dugg them up and translated them LoL you just said it now how can you say there was no names.. yoohh

@@user-ti9ui7cd5e I didn't say any names

wrong time. about 1000 years between djoser and joseph.

@@mweskamppp 500

@@bananaegger Djoser was about 2700 bc, Josef in Hyksos time about 1600bc. I would say.

I'd rather trust the remnants of the name being preserved by oral tradition than the exactness of archaeological dating. Djoser sounds like Joseph, I'm all for it.

Yes, that is true and fits in many aspects, the official timeline has been altered to deny this truth.

The Hyksos ruled from 1450 BCE to 1350 BCE. This was after the Exodus. The Exodus actually ushered in the Hyksos invasion. The Exodus occurred about 1450 BCE under the Pharaoh Dedimose or Dudimose. He was the last King or Pharaoh of the 13th Dynasty in 1450 BCE. He was a weak Pharaoh whose entire reign collapsed allowing the Hyksos to invade from the north. Too many Archaeologists just refuse to open their minds. They are stuck in the old age of Archaeology. They are so wrong but can't admit it because all of their books would be nothing but worthless paper. They make millions selling books even though they are wrong. Too bad so many people believe them. The Egyptian Chronology is off by about 200 years. This is fact no matter what the Egyptologists and Archaeologists tell you. Joseph entered Egypt under Pharaoh Amenemhat III. It was he who promoted Joseph to Vizier. Joseph entered Egypt about 1880 BCE. 430 years later, Moses lead the Israelites out of Egypt about 1450 BCE. They wandered in the wilderness for 40 years to 1410-1400 BCE when the Israelites destroyed Jericho about 1400 BCE.

@@darreldstudie7588 I think your numbers are wrong. Hyksos ruled between 1650 and 1550 BCE.

@@darreldstudie7588 In my opinion the exodus is a myth where some elements of different centuries are mixed together. A huge number of people did not exit egypt after the hyksos time. There might have been a handful of people here and there with some important personalities but thats it.

@@mweskamppp you Re so wrong. The Hyksos ruled from 1450 BCE to 1350 B CE. This is historical fact. The Hyksos were expelled from Egypt by Ahmose I in 1350 BCE. The Egyptian chronology is off by about 200 years. It will eventually be adjusted to correct for the error.

Problem with chronology is a lot of different cultures have different versions, so attempting to reconcile them together is difficult depending on which ones you put more weight on to set anchor dates. So there are different revisions to Egyptian history proposed by different people (including David Rohl). But the main Egyptian High chronology fits the direct reading of the scripture quite well. If the second temple was built in 966 BCE, and 1 kings 6:1 shows this was 480 years prior to the Exodus (therefore 1446 BCE). And the Exodus was 430 years after the start of the sojourning. Then Abraham left Haran in 1876 BCE. The Israelites went into Egypt in the 1600s (during the Hyksos dynasty). The book of Exodus starts with the 18th dynasty Ahmose being the king who did not know Joseph and started the oppression. The Pharoh that ordered the Israelite children executed would probably be Thutmose 1. Egyptian High/low chronology is off by about 25 years, but high chronology would allow the "daughter of Pharoh" who finds and names Moses to be Hatshepsut (naming him Moses would certainly fit the dynasty). He would have left not long before Hatshepsut's death and Thutmose 3 takes over. Then Moses is hiding for 40 years until Thutmose 3 dies, making Amenhotep 2 the Pharoh of the Exodus, who's firstborn son died under mysterious circumstances, and was succeeded by a later son. This fits with the Soleb inscription, the scarabs in the destruction layer of Jericho, and the Amarna letters. The ONLY challenge to this I'm aware of is the name of the city they built being called pi-Ramsees, which seems to be the basis of late date Exodus proponents. Other revisions where Israel leaves BEFORE the Hyksos invasion are popular with both Islam and orthodox Judaism... But I haven't seen any good supporting evidence.

How could "allah" have written the pentateuch when they predate the Quran by many centuries? In fact, the entire Bible, Old and New testaments, (which combined took roughly 1,500 years to write) predate the Quran by at least 300 yrs.

@@nuniobinez4066 I am an orthodox christian, you fool, and all 3 religions believe in allah, which is the designation for God also in hebrew (Elohim=plural form of Allah), as well as YHVH - his explicit name, and we love our Muslim brothers, so get education, protestan heathens

Joseph was 430 years before the Hyksos who ruled from 1450 BCE to 1350 BCE when they were thrown out at the beginning of the 18th Dynasty by Pharaoh Ahmose, about 1350 BCE. So Joseph was in 1880 BCE because the Israelites were in Egypt for 430 years. The Exodus occurred about 1450 BCE and ushered in the Hyksos Invasion. God dictated to Moses the first 5 books of the Bible, also called the Torah, not Allah. Allah is a pseudonym for Lucifer or Satan who taught Mohammed in his cave. The Pharaohs listed are about 100 years too late to be of Moses's time.

@@darreldstudie7588 Get help soon...🤦

​@@nuniobinez4066don't bother he's a nutter who doesn't care about fscts