Yes, I'm sure that the only person who would have written "Moses was a humble man, more humble than anyone else on the face of the Earth". was Moses himself. I'm certain that it was Moses who wrote ( in Deuteronomy 34:5: " Moses the servant of the LORD died there in Moab, as the LORD had said". Yep, documentary hypothesis doesn't work.
Your timeline beginning at 34:00 is incorrect. Abraham did not leave Haran until after Terah died (Acts 7:4). As you said later prophets can clarify earlier text. (Though I don't believe can abrogate it.) This increases the dates after by 105 years and puts Joseph into the nearly in the time of the Hyksos. If Israel comes into Egypt during the great famine of 1742 BC, then 215 years later puts the Exodus at 1527BC. This is the same date as the Hyksos expulsion. Were the Hyksos the Israelites as Donald Redford claims? Or if you like 430 years later in 1312 BC.
You make some good points. But, there were a number of errors in fact. Probably because you are using the depreciated early exodus dates. There is no site that is confirmed to be Gerar. Tel Jemmeh may be one of three that was Yurṣa which was mentioned in the 14th Century Amarna Letters. Thus did not disappear after Abraham.
Well according to WF Albright in Abraham to Ezra pg 6 and Y.Aharoni, Israel Explor. No.4 1954, pp. 34 and M. Unger archaeology and the Old Testament P114, you are wrong about Gerar.
@@myhebrewroots4478 Gerar was still around during 2 Chronicles 14:13 "Asa and the people who were with him pursued them as far as Gerar; and so many Ethiopians fell that [a]they could not recover, for they were shattered before the Lord and before His army. And they carried away a very large amount of plunder."
If you watched my video at 19:29, I state "Abraham had moved to the city of Gerar when Sarah was taken by the King Abimilec. Although the region of Gerar continued to be occupied up and is to this day, archeological digs at the City of Gerar have shown that the city was no longer inhabited after the 18th century BC." Genesis 20 refers to a city of Gerar. 2 Chronicles is referring to the region of Gerar.
@@ajsanchez2434 You might want to double check the quote because your 19:30 Bible page doesn't say 'city of Gerar'. The location of Gerar has not been confirmed no matter if you cherry pick some historians. I can do that as well. In 1952, Benjamin Mazar from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Tell Jemmeh should be identified with Yursa, a city mentioned in the Amarna Letters; Today, most scholars accept this identification. Gus W. Van Beek, found evidence to support Mazar's identification. If not take it up with Mazar and Van Beek.
Here the author is complaining about various plants and weeds that are growing in his area, blames various gods for their appearing. At the end of the tablet he gives his name: “Naʾid-Enlil, son of Šamaš-aḫḫē-iddin, and descendant of mDIR-dUTU.” The book of Genesis has the exact same pattern.
Well, don't remember which king it was, the priest brought out the Scrolls read the Old Testament to him and he repented. In part of the duties is the tribe of Levi besides being the Priestly tribe. Was also to be scribes. Moses was raised by the Egyptians and the Egyptians had a form of writing.
Moses never wrote the first books, it’s obvious it was written latter by others. When you read, it’s written in a third person format. Never written as “god said to me” it’s written “god said unto Moses”.
😅🎉😂 Good point, nothing more needs to be said. What do scholars from Harvard, Princeton, Oxford.. know😅 I would be more careful, using circumspect in regard to dr. Bryant Wood and doctor Scott Stripling and I'd wait on any type of proclamation about the lead curse tablet or that fishing weight? This guy is trying really hard. I'll give him that. 14:38
These are two different creation accounts. Go read them yourselves. Both of these can't be true. Genesis 1 plants created, then animals, then man Genesis 2 man created, then plants, then animals
Your Torah is a man made book surely not written by Moses who never existed. Every educated human being knows that! With the access we now have to information through the Internet, the entire world will very soon know it as well
Yes, I'm sure that the only person who would have written "Moses was a humble man, more humble than anyone else on the face of the Earth". was Moses himself. I'm certain that it was Moses who wrote ( in Deuteronomy 34:5: " Moses the servant of the LORD died there in Moab, as the LORD had said". Yep, documentary hypothesis doesn't work.
His sucessor joshua wrote the last part of the torah
@@Ju.mender I understand that is how apologists attempt to reconcile the apparent contradiction.
Thank God the Canaanites in Babylon taught the Israelites how to write... without whose teaching biblical Hebrew would not have even existed.
Your timeline beginning at 34:00 is incorrect. Abraham did not leave Haran until after Terah died (Acts 7:4). As you said later prophets can clarify earlier text. (Though I don't believe can abrogate it.) This increases the dates after by 105 years and puts Joseph into the nearly in the time of the Hyksos. If Israel comes into Egypt during the great famine of 1742 BC, then 215 years later puts the Exodus at 1527BC. This is the same date as the Hyksos expulsion. Were the Hyksos the Israelites as Donald Redford claims? Or if you like 430 years later in 1312 BC.
You make some good points. But, there were a number of errors in fact. Probably because you are using the depreciated early exodus dates. There is no site that is confirmed to be Gerar. Tel Jemmeh may be one of three that was Yurṣa which was mentioned in the 14th Century Amarna Letters. Thus did not disappear after Abraham.
Well according to WF Albright in Abraham to Ezra pg 6 and Y.Aharoni, Israel Explor. No.4 1954, pp. 34 and M. Unger archaeology and the Old Testament P114, you are wrong about Gerar.
@@myhebrewroots4478 Gerar was still around during 2 Chronicles 14:13 "Asa and the people who were with him pursued them as far as Gerar; and so many Ethiopians fell that [a]they could not recover, for they were shattered before the Lord and before His army. And they carried away a very large amount of plunder."
If you watched my video at 19:29, I state "Abraham had moved to the city of Gerar when Sarah was taken by the King Abimilec. Although the region of Gerar continued to be occupied up and is to this day, archeological digs at the City of Gerar have shown that the city was no longer inhabited after the 18th century BC." Genesis 20 refers to a city of Gerar. 2 Chronicles is referring to the region of Gerar.
If you don't agree with that, take it up with Albright, Aharoni, and Unger.
@@ajsanchez2434 You might want to double check the quote because your 19:30 Bible page doesn't say 'city of Gerar'. The location of Gerar has not been confirmed no matter if you cherry pick some historians. I can do that as well. In 1952, Benjamin Mazar from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Tell Jemmeh should be identified with Yursa, a city mentioned in the Amarna Letters; Today, most scholars accept this identification. Gus W. Van Beek, found evidence to support Mazar's identification. If not take it up with Mazar and Van Beek.
Here is a great example of a colophon used in a cuneiform tablet: ccp.yale.edu/P286488
Here the author is complaining about various plants and weeds that are growing in his area, blames various gods for their appearing. At the end of the tablet he gives his name: “Naʾid-Enlil, son of Šamaš-aḫḫē-iddin, and descendant of mDIR-dUTU.” The book of Genesis has the exact same pattern.
Its obvious that Moses wrote the majority of the torah and yes God raised up man to edit and make it readable. Geez use your head
Well, don't remember which king it was, the priest brought out the Scrolls read the Old Testament to him and he repented.
In part of the duties is the tribe of Levi besides being the Priestly tribe. Was also to be scribes. Moses was raised by the Egyptians and the Egyptians had a form of writing.
Moses never wrote the first books, it’s obvious it was written latter by others. When you read, it’s written in a third person format. Never written as “god said to me” it’s written “god said unto Moses”.
😅🎉😂 Good point, nothing more needs to be said. What do scholars from Harvard, Princeton, Oxford.. know😅 I would be more careful, using circumspect in regard to dr. Bryant Wood and doctor Scott Stripling and I'd wait on any type of proclamation about the lead curse tablet or that fishing weight?
This guy is trying really hard. I'll give him that. 14:38
A man wrote it.
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Moses wrote the Torah 😂
Thank you.
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These are two different creation accounts. Go read them yourselves. Both of these can't be true.
Genesis 1 plants created, then animals, then man
Genesis 2 man created, then plants, then animals
Moses never existed and the masoretic text was written over two thousand years after the Septuagint
Moses never existed. And everything you said is a lie.
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Your Torah is a man made book surely not written by Moses who never existed.
Every educated human being knows that! With the access we now have to information through the Internet, the entire world will very soon know it as well