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[DonE]

And what about all of the evidence against this claim? I have the link for you below.

[The_Eternal_Red_Rose]

Thanks for the links. I am enthusiastically enjoying the squirming of the non believers as yet another discovery fades away the lack of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE of there being no God.Once all this is nailed down, what you have brought and what was revealed on the TV show Exodus:Decoded by Simcha Jacobovici's ' The Naked Archaeologist ' , the finding of the seal of Joseph, and the writings upon the mine walls in Egypt that were clearly not Egyptian, yet had Hebrew markings.I believe that the Hyksos were the Hebrews, and now that they have been found, the convincing and reputations must be brought to light. Since the Atheists and doubters in general told that Ninheva was never found a while back, and said that it meant that the Bible wasn't true, when it was found they shifted the focus from that to this. And now we have this. Now what are they going to shift their doubt to?Maybe the Noah story, or the Jonah story will gain importance top them, and they will conveniently forget their doubt because of the story of the Hebrews in Egypt is now provable! lolIt is against the nature of man to accept that God is. It takes God to convince us sinning men of anything to do with Him. I like that.

[hj_thorne9674]

Yes, much archaeological evidence exists to support the Biblical story of Israel's captivity, enslavement, and exodus from Egypt.I checked out your links as well as some others. I've provided another one that you might want to look at.The skeptics argument that there is little or no archaeological evidence to support Biblical events is ludicrous. There is a willing ignorance among atheists that prohibits them from examining the evidence and coming to a logical conclusion.