"Sorry for not getting back to you sooner; I am still researching myself on this issue when I can get the time, so I can't yet say for sure who I believe the Pharaoh was. As I mentioned in a discussion on this forum, this…"
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- I just found this as I was trying to learn more about who the pharoah of the Exodus might be. I'm impressed with the fact that many different authors point in very different directions. Ted Stewart believes it was Amenemhet. David Rohl believes it was Dudimose. I don't know who Ashton and Down consider the pharoah of the Exodus. What do you believe and what is the single best book to read on this subject, in your judgment?
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- At 1:54pm on July 31, 2011,
David Thomas Posey said… - Sorry for not getting back to you sooner; I am still researching myself on this issue when I can get the time, so I can't yet say for sure who I believe the Pharaoh was. As I mentioned in a discussion on this forum, this issue might could be cleared up considerably if we could find artefacts in the Red Sea. As to the book, that's a tough one. I reckon every author has access to the same information, but they mostly disagree. The best book is the Bible, followed by the Annals of the World (neither of which use the names archeologists generally use today). Good luck, and welcome to the site! You may be interested in the Biblical Archeology group on here, by the way.
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