Why is Pharaoh's name not given in the book of Genesis?

by VM44 21 Replies latest watchtower bible

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  hamsterbait

  The dates of Rameses given by Egyptologists do not in any way agree with the date 1513

  for the Exodus given by the Witchtower

  For it to have been him he would have to live to an impossibly old age.

  In addition the Exodus account says that pharoah chased the Jews into the Red Sea,

  and was drowned with his armies. Yet the mummy of Rameses still exists.

  The story of Joseph is a concatenation of tales, and the name of the King is no more important,

  than the name of the Giant in Jack and the Beanstalk. And who says Jack was called Jack anyway?

  HB
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  Lieu

  Ancient Egyptians would never record such a loss. They'd sooner scratch that Pharoah's image and name off all the walls. Their walls spell out their victories, not losses and failures.

  Why Pharoah (in actual name) is not identified by the alleged victors in their writings (Exodus) is a mystery.