What Pharoh was Moses running from when "God" parted the Red Sea?
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Most arecheologist believe it was Ramses. Ohter think it was Tutmoses the IV. The later was also known as Amenhotep the III
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It was the pyramid in Egypt built \nduring the Pharoah's reign.  King\nMastov lived before King Tut or\nafter King Tut, but I'm not sure which.
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The early date for the exodus has been placed at 1450 BC  with Pharoah Ramses as the pharoah of the exodus (this is the more orthodox date), but the late date has been placed at 1250 BC with I believe Ahkenaten as the pharoah.
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here is a link for an illustrated summary version of exodus\nhttp://www.thebricktestament.com/exodus/index.html
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It may have been 40 years since the civil rights movement, but there hasn't been any wandering around in the desert ever since, and Martin Luther King, Jr. didn't lead the non-wandering in the desert, as he was busy being dead.  So no, it isn't a copy of the exodus, and Martin Luther King was simply Martin Luther King, Jr. and not a reincarnation of Moses.\n\nAnd sure, there has been a large group of the lost tribe of Manasseh  being found in Ethopia and they're black, but they've found other groups of some of the "lost tribes" in China, Russia, etc., so its obviously not about race.  I really don't think God is racially prejudiced.
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Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
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yes he did split the red sea\nExodus 14:16\nBut lift thou up thy rod, and stretch out thine hand over the sea, and divide it: and the children of Israel shall go on dry ground through the midst of the sea. \n\n\nExodus 14:21 \nAnd Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the LORD caused the sea to go back by a strong east wind all that night, and made the sea dry land, and the waters were divided. \n\n\nExodus 14:22 \nAnd the children of Israel went into the midst of the sea upon the dry ground: and the waters were a wall unto them on their right hand, and on their left.
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Moses died of old age.
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No disrespect but I have never heard anyone think that the pharaoh Anknaten was Moses.I major in ancient history.,and I study Archeology. The only evidence there is about Moses does not call him by name.There are hieroglyphics on the walls in Egypt the depict a vast number of people leaving Egypt and show writings of some of the miracles.They are saying that it might have been Anknatens father who was the Exodus pharaoh and not Ramses the second. They are thinking that is why Anknaten believed in one god, the Aten.I will tell you this, a lot of archaeologists take a bible with them on some of their digs as a historical map of sorts. So in a sense, the bible is historical proof in a way.The site that guy gave you 2 answers before me is false. It is looking at things from a different point of view. I study American and well documented History and archeology.
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There is actually a great deal of doubt that he lead them across the Red Sea. It does not say Red Sea in the scriptures. That is just a supposition made by some people.
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:}\nG-d is real the exodus was not Abraham's but Israel with Moses
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None. Moses was the custodian of another type of Ark.The Ark of God. Not the Ark which Noah Built in which he put two of every kind of animal.\n\nGood Try if that was to fool me.\nBettel Luck next time.
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The whole Moses/Egypt/slavery thing is BS.  Besides the bible, there is no record of Hebrews in Egypt being held in slavery.\n\nEven if the Pharaoh wished to cover-up his embarrassment over losing to Moses... don't you think that all the other Egyptians that lost their first born sons would put down some record?!?  I mean, that is a monumental event!  Can you imagine how much impact there would be if all the first born male animals and children died in America today?  This would have been an earth shattering event that would be recorded in tons of sources.\n\nLet's imagine that it actually did happen in Egypt though.  Don't you think that instead of covering up the incident (which would be next to impossible), that the Pharoah would instead put a spin on it?  He'd probably say this his god, Amon-Ra, killed all the first borns because the Egyptians weren't faithful enough to the Pharaoh.\n\nBesides the bible, there is no record of the Hebrew's slavery.  \n\nAs to the attacking the land of Canaan... why would a peaceful and loving god wish to have humans attack and kill one another?  Why wouldn't he have Moses just do more miracles and convert the Canannites?\n\n-----\nScheb, you totally ignored my point.  All the first born men and animals killed?  It's not a defeat, it's a disaster.  The plagues should have been recorded somewhere!  Nile river levels, livestock purchases, reduction in the sale of frog legs, something!  By the way, what's with the idea of a benevolent and loving god killing children and animals (like puppies, kittens, and ponies) because a government leader pisses him off?  The people didn't vote him in, they didn't have a choice in who their leader was!  That's divine justice, oh yeah! <-- note sarcasm.
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…Heaven, …Israel, …both.\nIt is God’s testament, promise, and word. That you can find your rest in Him.\n\nPlease don’t forget Rev. King was referring the fact that Moses was not allow to enter the land, but was only allowed to see it from the mountaintop.\n\n…I look forward to asking him someday, in God’s Glory.  Amen
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(From the New International Version): "Now I know that the LORD is greater than all other gods, for he did this to those who had treated Israel arrogantly."\n\nJethro is talking to his son, Moses, and affirming that God is greater than any false gods that people may worship, because He rescued the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. Pharoah was the one who had "treated Israel (meaning the people) arrogantly", and was beseiged by plagues and ultimately killed because he refused to obey God's command to let them leave.
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"And Samson said, "With the jawbone of a donkey, heaps upon heaps, with the jawbone of a donkey have I struck down a thousand men." As soon as he had finished speaking, he threw away the jawbone out of his hand. And that place was called Ramath-lehi. And he was very thirsty, and he called upon the LORD and said, "You have granted this great salvation by the hand of your servant, and shall I now die of thirst and fall into the hands of the uncircumcised?" And God split open the hollow place that is at Lehi, and water came out from it. And when he drank, his spirit returned, and he revived. Therefore the name of it was called En-hakkore; it is at Lehi to this day.  Judges 15:16-19
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Moses was the father of Moses's first son.