3,800-year-old Hebrew settlements have been discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta, providing evidence of the Israelites' bondage under Pharaoh.
“Search for the Red Sea Crossing”
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3,800-year-old Hebrew settlements have been discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta, providing evidence of the Israelites' bondage under Pharaoh.
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Moses stands at the shores of the Red Sea, where two million Israelites are said to have crossed to freedom. "The Exodus Revealed" presents archaeological evidence that supports this biblical story. It features 3,800-year-old Hebrew settlements discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta and Egyptian records of the Israelites' enslavement. The film traces the possible route taken by the Israelites and identifies the location of Mt. Sinai. Directed by Lad Allen, it also pays tribute to Cecil B. DeMille's classic film, "The Ten Commandments.
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Why Watch
- Find out about ancient Hebrew settlements in Egypt.
- See Egyptian records of the Israelites' bondage.
- Meet experts discussing the Red Sea crossing.
Did You Know
- 3,800-year-old Hebrew settlements were discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta.
- Egyptian records detail the Israelites' bondage under Pharaoh.
- The documentary identifies the Red Sea as the crossing site for the Israelites.
- The film marks the first major archaeological find of the 21st century.
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What evidence supports the biblical narrative of the Exodus?
3,800-year-old Hebrew settlements have been discovered in Egypt's Nile Delta, along with Egyptian records detailing the Israelites' bondage under Pharaoh.
What was the possible route taken by the Israelites during the Exodus?
The documentary pinpoints the crossing site of the two million Israelites on the shores of the Red Sea and the location of Mt. Sinai.
Who directed 'The Exodus Revealed'?
Lad Allen directed 'The Exodus Revealed', which was released in 2001.
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