Moses & the Pharaohs
from Biblical Archaeology on SermonAudio Hosted by Peter Cane
The sermon explores the reconciliation of biblical narratives with ancient Egyptian chronology, arguing that Scripture remains historically reliable despite secular archaeological debates. By analyzing key dates such as the 480-year period in 1 Kings 6:1 and the structure of Moses' life, the speaker identifies potential candidates for the Pharaohs involved in the Exodus story under accepted historical timelines. The discussion addresses objections regarding dynastic sequences and the duration of the Israelite sojourn, favoring a short sojourn interpretation supported by New Testament references. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to diligently study these historical correlations while maintaining unwavering confidence in the accuracy and authority of God's Word.
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