For more information and sources you could check out http://akinforthetruth.net. For your consideration...the following is an excerpt from a radio spot on KAPL 1300 AM radio, Jacksonville, Oregonhttp://www.kaplradio.com/ called " Akin For the Truth", or at KCGP LP 106.7 Radio, andhttp://www.calvarygp.com/taxonomy/term/83. For other tools, you may want to check out our Website at akinforthetruth.net. Finally, there is a somewhat interesting website, a work in process, at jackakinforthetruth.com To listen to the entire spot on this Podcast (a few minutes long), click the little microphone icon....Jack Last chapter we summarized, as we adjust our guess regarding the area of location of Mt. Sinai to a more Scripturally and historically supported area, that the path from Goshen, the trek across the Sinai Peninsula, and the Red Sea encampment and crossing are adjusted as well, with stunning results. And so we began our retracing of the Exodus at the beginning….Goshen, Egypt. We saw that the earliest remains of Asiatics at Tell el-Daba included houses and tombs (12th Dynasty, mid-19th century BC). Called Rowaty ("the door of the two roads") at that time, this Asiatic settlement was probably Rameses (Gn 47:11, 27; a later name for the same site) where Jacob and his family settled in Goshen. One particular house and tomb excavated there may actually be Joseph's. Interestingly, directly atop this Jewish settlement was found a later and larger early Hyksos palace (13th Dynasty), making the dating of the Jewish settlement a very secure one. The palace was likely owned by the first Hyksos Pharaoh, "who did not know about Joseph" (Ex 1:8), who began pressing the Israelites into slavery, and had them build the store city of Rameses (Ex 1:11; a later name for this Hyksos city). Recent archaeologists protest at the notion of slaves having been used to build Egyptian projects. But what real evidence do we have?

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