But it can be helpful to understand the underlying poetic truth. Here are four ways the two Exodus stories diverge. 1. The Bible: Exodus is a story of ethical and political redemption. The Film ...

In a vacant space on the ground floor of the Watergate office building, there’s the faint sound of sniffling. “All those people,” a voice moans, “Oh God, I’m so sorry!” On a video ...

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National Geographic explores notable biblical figures in our ongoing series People in the Bible, as part of our ... As the Book of Exodus opens, a new king has risen over Egypt, one concerned ...

Is that right? Yes. Despite all the ways in which the exodus narratives in the Bible seem to be non-historic, something about the overall pattern can, in fact, be related to what we know from ...

Colin J. Humphreys of Cambridge University has concluded that science backs traditional beliefs that the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt was led by Moses pretty much the way the Bible and the ...

It’s one of the greatest stories ever told: A baby is found in a basket adrift in the Egyptian Nile and is adopted into the pharaoh’s household. He grows up as Moses, rediscovers his roots and ...