Soleb

We have Joseph, or Imhotep's empty tomb.

We have the Soleb inscription, the Pharaoh... and his son of the exodus exhumed boils and all the son died first we have the snake rock of numbers 24 the split horeb rock we have the golden calf altar we have mount sinai we have the red sea crossings with chariot wheels in coral under the water that have grown up over the army that died there We have the famine stele.

We have the Brooklyn papyrus, the judgments of Egypt, including non-biblical sources such as the document Admonitions of an Egyptian Sage.

We also have the sudden end of regional governance for Egypt as Pharaoh's power became absolute in the famine period.

So, you know, why would the other peoples of the world be writing about these characters that are found in the Bible if they were just made up by the Christians, right? It doesn't make any sense.

We also have the Soleb inscription.

Now the Soleb inscription, let me zoom in a bit here, make it easier for you guys.

The Soleb inscription is the earliest discovered use of the name Yahweh.

And one of many evidences that Yahweh is God's name.

But the Egyptian Soleb inscription reads, the land of the Shashu of Yahweh.

Now this is a major sort of, these are my enemies kind of stone from the Egyptian side.

And the Pharaoh was basically talking about his hit list of people he didn't like.