THE MUMMY OF THE PHARAOH CONTEMPORARY OF MOSES WAS FOUND!

SENSATIONAL DISCOVERY IN EGYPT:

THE MUMMY OF THE PHARAOH CONTEMPORARY OF MOSES WAS FOUND!

IS THE BIBLE NOT TELLING THE TRUTH?

In 1997, archaeologists discover in Egypt the mummified remains of the Pharaoh who would have lived in the time of Moses!

Following this sensational discovery, President Mubarak suggests quickly that it might challenge the Bible's version of the Exodus!

Indeed, in the Bible it is written that Pharaoh and all his army have drowned in the middle of the Red Sea.

So it does not fit with a death at an old age in “his bed” and it would have been impossible to find his mummy!

This new discovery is certainly a new challenge launched by detractors of the Bible to the increasingly limited number of people who still believe in the literal truth of the stories written in it.

Indeed even today’s Christians and Jews are more and more numerous to consider that the Bible should not be taken literally and that it is rather a book that must however be read with a critical eye by adapting it to our time. Some of its stories are often far from historical truth.

It must also be recognized that, on the contrary, so-called fundamentalists reject any questioning of the Bible and blindly cling to its text more by dogma than by conviction. Many examples of this kind are Talmudic schools that recite by heart but without heart the texts of the "Tanach".

The duty of the lovers of the truth definitely should flee these two tendencies. A true believer must indeed be able to crosscheck everything and all his belief must be based on a well-founded conviction and not on a priori.

The Pharaohs at the time of the exodus.

If we return to the subject of this article, and if we are ready to listen carefully to the ideas emitted by President Mubarak of Egypt and to compare them with the biblical writings, we will be able to increase significantly our knowledge.

But above all, we must remember that the Lord who is at the origin of the Bible, His word, loves Egypt and the Egyptian in a way equivalent to the love He has for Israel and also for Assyria that most of us often ignore its identity and existence today. But let's read how He expresses this love:

"Thus Yahweh (or Yehoah) will strike the Egyptians, he will strike, but HE will heal, and they will convert toYehoah. He will let himself bend and heal them.

In that day, there will be a road from Egypt to Assyria, and the Egyptians with the Assyrians will worship Yehoah.

In that day, Israel will be a third, with Egypt and Assyria, to be a blessing for all the earth, which Yehoah of hosts will bless, saying:

Bless be Egypt, my people, Assyria work with my hands, and Israel, my inheritance!” (Isaiah 19: 22-24)

In an attempt to eventually find the pharaohs who existed in the time of Moses and the exodus and to restore order in their successive lives, we will try to see in the Bible the key events associated with their history. We advise you to pay particular attention to the order of magnitude of the ages and the generations of each of the people in this story.

The table at the end of this article has been drawn up to try to help the understanding of the successive generations that have existed from the birth of Moses to the exodus.

First, in the book of Exodus, chapter 1, it is written that a new pharaoh, also called king of Egypt, comes to power. This new Pharaoh has the peculiarity of not having known Joseph. He came to power a long time after Joseph's death.

It should also be noted that the entire generation of Joseph's brothers passed away.

It was during his reign that Moses was born and saved by the daughter of this same Pharaoh. When Moses became a teenager, he was raised by Pharaoh's daughter in his court and was therefore considered as his grandson. Two generations will separate them.

Moses, once an adult, at the age of 30 or 40, knowing his Hebrew origin, kills an Egyptian and runs the risk of being executed by his adoptive grandfather. He fled to the desert and arrived in the land of Midian.

A long time later, when Moses is 80, his adoptive grandfather, the Pharaoh certainly dies very old, probably more than 120 years old.

The Pharaoh who succeeds him is not a firstborn since he will survive the plague of the firstborns. This Pharaoh is of the generation preceding that of Moses, that is, of his adoptive mother, the daughter of the deceased Pharaoh.

As Exodus 4:23 tells us, this Pharaoh has a first born son who will perish during the night following Passover. He will therefore survive him, but must already be more than a hundred years old at the time of the events related to the first Passover, since he is of a generation before that of Moses, himself 80 years old.

At the time of the Passover, it is not surprising that Pharaoh's first-born son reigned over Egypt in the manner of a regent, also bearing the title of Pharaoh. A similar situation has existed in our time, when for example King Baudouin of Belgium ruled while his father, Leopold III still lived and also bore the title of king.

This firstborn son of Pharaoh, also bearing the title of Pharaoh met Moses just before the Passover night. This Pharaoh says prophetically to Moses without however realizing the significance of his words that he will not see his face again and this will prove true since, like all the firstborns, he will die during the Passover night according to Exodus 10:29 and Exodus 11: 5. This Pharaoh is of the generation of Moses and could be between 50 and 80 years old. He must have been mummified but he is not an old man like the mummy of the pharaoh being the subject of the discovery we were talking about at the beginning of this article.

It is therefore possible that the father of this first born Pharaoh, already too old to fight with an army, had his second son ascended his throne as a new Pharaoh to succeed his first born son who had just died.

This second son of the old Pharaoh will be sent to chase the Hebrews who just reached the Red Sea.

If so, the reign of this young Pharaoh will be only a few days since he will perish by drowning in the Red Sea with all his army according to the writings of the Bible confirmed by Psalm 106 verses 10-11 and Psalm 136, verse 15.

So after the crossing of the Red Sea, only Pharaoh, the father of those two sons who died prematurely will stay alive and will pass away at a probably advanced age that should correspond to the mummy recently discovered by archaeologists.

This old Pharaoh will end his reign in the bitterness of seeing his country completely ruined as a result of the many wounds that had struck him and Egypt.

This is how the sensational discovery of the mummy of one of the pharaohs who lived in the time of Moses and the questioning of biblical narratives intelligently suggested by President Mubarak of Egypt can help us better understand on the one hand the mystery surrounding the death during Passover of this first-born Pharaoh that Moses was never to see again and the drowning of that other Pharaoh still in the prime of life who pursued the Hebrews across the Red Sea .