Message from @Riley
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thats what i mean
He told Moses on the mountain and engraved them on the tablets
hmm now what was he doing on the mountain?
oh yea, exodus
going from Egypt correct?
Yessir
strangely enough, the Egyptians never once mention a mass enslavement of the Hebrews
or the plagues
or moses
We have no way to know
nor is there any archeological evidence they were ever there!
sure we do
they left writings
and we know how to read them!
As evidence from then is generally regarded as completely lost
now here is what else is interesting
I've already heard this argument
the story about Moses being put in a basket going down the river
that story was stolen from Sargon of Akkad (not the fat one)
he had the exact same story, and he would have been before this event!
people back then did this a lot
the flood story likely originated from Sumer
```Sargon, strong king, king of Agade, am I. My mother was a high priestess, my father I do not know. My paternal kin inhabit the mountain region. My city (of birth) is Azupiranu, which lies on the bank of the Euphrates. My mother, a high priestess, conceived me, in secret she bore me. She placed me in a reed basket, with bitumen she caulked my hatch. She abandoned me to the river from which I could not escape. The river carried me along: to Aqqi, the water drawer, it brought me. Aqqi, the water drawer, when immersing his bucket lifted me up. Aqqi, the water drawer, raised me as his adopted son. Aqqi, the water drawer, set me to his garden work. During my garden work, Istar loved me (so that) 55 years I ruled as king.```
ye
I don't see any similarities besides being placed in a river
wasnt moses adopted and made king?
No
not king
He was treated as a son
And then kicked out
Which is completely different
alright hold that thought
homework time
Okie, but also he was placed in a river because he would be killed, not just randomly
^^
Well kicked out or chose exile depending upon how you view it. A royal murdering someone wasn't exactly uncommon in Egyptian society. Yet the reason for doing so is why it made Moses a threat to the establishment. Moses had no desire to be Pharoah, but nevertheless as Pharoah one can imagine the rumors it might bring if you kept a sibling around who potentially held sympathies for slaves.
teh story wuz simileh to teh udder story in deh bibble so dat mean that crusty aunty is wrong
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huh
im going to vomit