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ISRAELITES IN EGYPT - Is there evidence that the Israelites once lived in Egypt as the Bible says? And has Joseph's original tomb been found? - ChristianAnswers.Net
The Plain Truth: Egyptian paper: Coins found bearing name of Joseph
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BIBLICAL BURIAL SITES - Have the burial sites of any people in the Bible been found? - ChristianAnswers.Net
In the last 3-4 years I have twice seen a documentary on Egypt which showed a recently discovered tomb of an ancient Egyptian of some importance.
On the tomb wall is a hieroglyph of Joseph on his throne as Pharaoh. It is clearly identified as such by the writing which accompanies it, including Joseph's cartouche. I have not found it on the web, maybe it's too new.
Al
When explorers and archaeologists first set sail for Egypt at the beginning of the 19th century they were not just on a quest to uncover the exotic civilization of the pharaohs. With trowel in one hand and Bible in the other, they were also hoping to find proof of holy scripture. Biblical Archaeology was born in Egypt with the search for Joseph and the Seven-year Famine, the Ten Plagues, Moses and the Exodus. However, the unfortunate reality is that, after more than 150 years of excavations, not one scrap of archaeological evidence for the Israelite Sojourn in Egypt has come to light. So, is Biblical Archaeology now in crisis?
The Plain Truth: Egyptian paper: Coins found bearing name of Joseph
Tomb of the Patriarchs
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The Bible says that Sarah, Abraham, Isaac, Rebekah, Leah and Jacob were buried in Hebron, in a cave called the Cave of Machpelah, purchased by Abraham (Gen. 23).
Traditionally, this cave has been located below the Haram el-Khalil ("sacred precinct of the friend of the merciful One, God") in Hebron, today a Muslim mosque. References as early as the Hellenistic period (2nd century B.C.) testify that this is the authentic location of the burial place of the Patriarchs. The cave was explored by the Augustine Canons in 1119, at which time they claim to have found the bones of the Patriarchs.
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The Bible says that Sarah, Abraham, Isaac, Rebekah, Leah and Jacob were buried in Hebron, in a cave called the Cave of Machpelah, purchased by Abraham (Gen. 23).
Traditionally, this cave has been located below the Haram el-Khalil ("sacred precinct of the friend of the merciful One, God") in Hebron, today a Muslim mosque. References as early as the Hellenistic period (2nd century B.C.) testify that this is the authentic location of the burial place of the Patriarchs. The cave was explored by the Augustine Canons in 1119, at which time they claim to have found the bones of the Patriarchs.
BIBLICAL BURIAL SITES - Have the burial sites of any people in the Bible been found? - ChristianAnswers.Net
In the last 3-4 years I have twice seen a documentary on Egypt which showed a recently discovered tomb of an ancient Egyptian of some importance.
On the tomb wall is a hieroglyph of Joseph on his throne as Pharaoh. It is clearly identified as such by the writing which accompanies it, including Joseph's cartouche. I have not found it on the web, maybe it's too new.
Al

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