Archaeology proves Genesis 41:39-43 & Genesis 47:13-17. Let the Moslem propagandists weep.

Submitted by Tom (United States), Dec 28, 2012 at 13:59

Joseph indeed served an Egyptian king Genesis 41:39-43 when Joseph became the foreign governor over Egypt during the time the Hyksos Canaanites exchanged their horses for bread. Genesis 47:13-17.

Amenemhet III's four sphinxes found at Tanis were inscribed with Hyksos Canaanite Apepi I's name. Joseph lived for 110 years 1741-1631 B.C. Joseph entered Egypt at age 17 (Genesis 37:2 & Genesis 50:26) Joseph died at age 110 living in Egypt for 93 years.

Biblical Chronological Time: Egyptian king Senusret III reigned 1724-1685 B.C. Amenemhet III 1685-1640 B.C. and Amenemhet IV 1640-1631 B.C. = 93 years. Joseph served all three Egyptian kings. Jacob entered Egypt at age 130 Genesis 47:9 in 1702 B.C. along with an influx of Hyksos Canaanites during this global famine. (Genesis 41:57)

Hyksos Canaanite chieftain Sheshi reigned 1702-1699 B.C. over Avaris. Sheshi's scarabs were discovered in Gaza in a 12th dynasty tomb. Yakubher 1699-1690 B.C. name Yukub is another form for the name Jacob. Khyan 1690-1660 B.C. scarab was found at Babylon. Amenemhet III had trade with Amorite Babylonian king Ammi-ditana 1683-1647 B.C. Apepi I's 1660-1619 B.C. name was inscribed on Amenemhet III sphinxes archaeologist found at Tanis. Apepi II or Khamudi 1619-1608 B.C. Hyksos Canaanite army was run out of Egypt by Egyptian king Ahmose in the first Exodus.

Abydos Egyptian kings list lists the king arriving on Egypt's throne after Amenemhet IV is ten year old Thebean Ahmose who reigned Biblical Time 1628-1603 B.C.

Radical Palestinians claim Israel's archaeological digs under the Dome of the Rock are undermining their holy site foundation BUT its the Moslems destroying Jewish artifacts on the Temple Mount who are making the ground unstable.

The barbarian Palestinians and Moslems are the ones destroying the world's cultural sites. Even in Egypt some members of the Moslem Brotherhood threaten to blow up the Egyptian pyramids at Giza along with the Sphinx.

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