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which developed shortly after 1445 B.C. that threatened to sweep away the theological dogmas of centuries. These<br />

scholars have credited Amenhotep IV, great grandson of Amenhotep II, with founding the religious concept of<br />

Monotheism (the idea that there is only one God). The cult of Aton set forth this idea to the Egyptian people and<br />

scholars have mistakenly credited this idea to the Egyptians. But it does not seem unusual to me that a people who<br />

had been so influenced by the one God of Moses would try to worship the God that had so convincingly defeated<br />

their gods. A continually increasing body of evidence indicates that this cult of Aton had its beginning in the reign<br />

of Thutmose IV, son of Amenhotep II, pharaoh of the Exodus. Although the final verdict is not yet in, we can be<br />

reasonably sure that Amenhotep II was the pharaoh of the Exodus.<br />

{Basic Christian: blog Bible Study} Exodus - The Delta-Sinai Tour -<br />

Goshen: The cities Pithom and Pi-Rameses, two fortified cities the<br />

Hebrews built before the Exodus, (Ex. 1:11) however, have been found<br />

(Photos)<br />

The German scholar Dr. O.F.A, Meinardus wrote about traditions <strong>info</strong>rming us that the Holy Family {Joseph, Mary,<br />

Jesus} likely traveled through the Eastern Delta, the approximate location from where the Exodus took place. The<br />

name 'Land of Goshen' is only mentioned in the Bible, and not Egyptian documents. The cities Pithom and Pi-<br />

Rameses, two fortified cities the Hebrews built before the Exodus, (Ex. 1:11) however, have been found. The<br />

Austrian Institute excavated the ruins of Pithom and found the remains of some temple buildings and grain stores.<br />

Pi-Rameses in particular is important because the Egyptians moved their capital from Memphis to Pi-Rameses in<br />

the 14th century B.C. because of the threats coming from the east. Pi-Rameses was the capital of Egypt in the time<br />

of Moses. In the same region the ruins have been found of Tanis, the capital of Pharaoh Sheshonk I [Shishak in the<br />

Bible] (935-914 B.C.) who plundered the temple of Jerusalem (2 Chronicles 12:9). Some researchers speculate he<br />

may have taken the Ark of the Covenant to this city.<br />

{Basic Christian: blog Bible Study} Genesis 15-16 - God's Covenant<br />

Relationship with Abraham - The land of Israel belongs to the Jews,<br />

there would be many future descendants, the Messiah (Christ) would<br />

appear through the line of Abraham [though King David] - The first<br />

mention of the appearance of the "Angel of the Lord" an appearance to<br />

humans of Jesus Christ in human form - A covenant is a final<br />

agreement as final as a Will or a Testimony - Abraham was not yet<br />

accounted as righteous either by circumcision [24 years later] or by<br />

the law [430 years later] as both were not yet given - Abraham was<br />

accounted righteous by belief in the Word of God the acceptability of<br />

the covenant and the acceptability of the blood sacrifice sealing the<br />

covenant - Note: a Biblical covenant is revealed to be irreversible<br />

[given life] by sealing the covenant in blood (Leviticus 17:11 For the<br />

life of the flesh is in the blood - the life of the covenant is in the blood)<br />

the life of the blood transfers into the life of the covenant [the final<br />

(life) covenant between God and man is sealed on the cross in the<br />

blood and death of Jesus Christ - In Jesus Christ we have recieved the<br />

ultimate eternal sacrifice and life covenant - His is both a New and an<br />

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