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The only lasting legacy of the Israelites mentioned in the Bible may just be 'grain silos', 'mud bricks' and the embalmed bodies of Jacob and Joseph. | The only lasting legacy of the Israelites mentioned in the Bible may just be 'grain silos', 'mud bricks' and the embalmed bodies of Jacob and Joseph. | ||
If the Egyptian identities of these Biblical figures were known, we may be surprised to learn what else they did that was not | If the Egyptian identities of these Biblical figures were known, we may be surprised to learn what else they did that was not recorded in the Bible. | ||
The truth is not always convenient or what we would have liked, but if it supports scripture, then Christians should celebrate because history and the Bible agree with one another. | The truth is not always convenient or what we would have liked, but if it supports scripture, then Christians should celebrate because history and the Bible agree with one another. | ||
