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OK, so there's something strange
that has been on my radar for a 

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long time now, and I can't 
ignore it any longer. 

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It's something I never thought 
I'd be investigating, but I am. 

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I'm investigating an ancient 
Egyptian figure who some people 

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believe might actually be Moses.
You see, one of the biggest 

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questions in history is this. 
Who was the Pharaoh during the 

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Exodus? 
People have been trying to 

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figure it out for years. 
But there's another question 

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that might be even more 
interesting. 

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Was Moses a real person? 
And is there any actual evidence

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for him in ancient Egypt? 
Some people say no straight 

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away. 
They believe Moses is just a 

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character and a story with no 
real proof behind him. 

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And some would go as far as to 
say that there is zero evidence 

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that the Israelites were even in
Egypt in the 1st place. 

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Others take a slightly softer 
view. 

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They admit that the Bible shows 
a strong understanding of 

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Egyptian life and culture, which
suggests it is rooted in 

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something real. 
But they still aren't quite 

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convinced that Moses himself 
existed. 

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So here's where things start to 
get a little unusual. 

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There is one Egyptian Prince 
from history whose life lines up

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in some surprising ways with the
story of Moses. 

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Not just in little things 
either, but in big ones. 

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So much so that it has led the 
author Scotty Roberts and the 

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archaeologist Christopher Ames 
to believe that this could 

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actually be the same person. 
The fact is, this guy's Before 

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we jump into any conclusions, we
need to get the timeline clear. 

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The Bible gives a specific clue,
saying the Exodus happened 480 

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years before Kings Solomon built
the temple. 

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That place is the Exodus at 
around 1446 BC, with the 

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Israelites entering the land of 
Canaan around 40 years later. 

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What's fascinating is that this 
timeline doesn't just come from 

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the Bible. 
It also lines up with things 

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that we see in ancient history. 
For example, there are letters 

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from that period where leaders 
in Cana are panicking about an 

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invading group of people, which 
sounds a lot like the Israelite.

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Even the timeline of Egyptian 
Pharaohs seems to fit this 

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timeline. 
So what does all of this mean 

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then Joe? 
Well, if the timeline is right, 

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then the fair of the Exodus 
would have been Ammon Hotep the 

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Second. 
Interestingly, not the first 

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born son, which some of you know
already raises a lot of 

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questions as it's commonly 
believed to be Rameses the 

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Second, who was the 1st in 
command during the Exodus. 

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However, it is important to 
remember that ancient writers 

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like Manetho and Josephus both 
refer to the Exodus Pharaoh 

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using a Greek version of that 
same name, Amanofus, which is 

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the name associated with 
Amahotep the Second. 

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It is worth noting that Amahotep
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intense military campaigns and 
gained A reputation for being 

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unusually harsh, even cruel some
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But what's strange is that later
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We don't have as much 
information about the 

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second-half of his reign apart 
from one warning he gave about 

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being cautious of foreigners and
magicians. 

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Am I the only one who finds this
a rather odd detail, especially 

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when you think about the 
biblical story? 

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OK, watch this. 
If we work backwards on our 

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timeline, we can see that 
Amotech the Second's father 

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would have been Tutmo, say the 
third, the Pharaoh during the 

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time when the Israelites were 
being oppressed. 

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He was one of Egypt's greatest 
rulers, reigning for over 50 

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years, and it fits the timeline 
for when Moses would have fled 

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Egypt and spent 40 years in the 
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So this part is pretty important
to understand the identity of 

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Moses. 
Meet hap shep suit Tut Mose, the

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third stepmother who you're 
about to see really does match 

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the Bible's description of 
Pharaoh's daughter. 

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All right, so Hap Shep suit 
wasn't not just any royal 

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figure, she became one of the 
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ever had. 
Her inscriptions even describe 

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her as having a compassionate 
heart and being open towards 

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foreigners, which really makes 
sense if she really did raise a 

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Hebrew child as her own. 
Now when you put all of this 

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together, the timeline brings us
to a very specific moment in 

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history around the 16th century 
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find Hapschett's suit again. 
And during her time we see 

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something remarkable happen. 
There is the sudden rise of a a 

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man from low status to a 
position of great power within 

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Egypt. 
The Bible tells us that Moses 

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lived for 120 years, split into 
three parts. 

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That's 40 years as a Prince in 
Egypt, 40 years in the 

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wilderness, and 40 years leading
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So based on the timeline that 
we've been looking at, that 

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would place his birth at around 
1526 BC during the reign of 

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Pharaoh. 
Tutmo say the first. 

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Now take a look at this. 
Tutmo say the first not only had

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a daughter named Hap Shep Sut 
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Second, but to secure the royal 
line these two were married, 

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which was quite common in 
ancient Egypt by the way. 

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But it is crucial to remember 
that Tutmosay the Second was 

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weak and didn't leave a strong 
legacy, whilst Hat Shep Sut rose

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to power and became a dominant 
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When Tutmosay the Second died, 
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an only child. 
So Hatch Shep Sut stepped in and

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ruled for over 20 years. 
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experienced great peace and 
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Historians even describe her as 
unusually kind hearted for a 

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pharaoh, with inscription 
speaking about her love and 

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openness towards others. 
And guys at this exact time, 

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records show us that a man of 
low origin, a peasant if you 

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like, was suddenly elevated to 
one of the highest positions in 

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Egypt and nobody became a 
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Which sounds very familiar, 
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So here's the part you've all 
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Four Egyptian history records. 
A man called Senemut, a figure 

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who started life with no royal 
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Yet somehow he rose to become 
one of the most powerful men in 

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Egypt. 
By the end of his life, he held 

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incredibly high positions, 
working closely with Pharaoh 

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Habschepsut. 
And then, quite suddenly, we 

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read that he disappears from the
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The unavoidable conclusion is 
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There are researchers who 
believe that this isn't just a 

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coincidence. 
They believe that Senemut could 

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actually, actually be Moses. 
At first, this might sound like 

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a bit of a stretch, but when you
look closer, it starts to raise 

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some serious questions. 
Senimutz wasn't just promoted 

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once or twice. 
He was given nearly 100 titles, 

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placing him right at the top of 
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He became a trusted advisor, a 
Crown Prince, head of the 

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prophets and overseer of the 
granaries, a leader of the 

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people, and even a guardian and 
teacher to Hapsheptsut's 

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daughter. 
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royal status, that kind of rhyme
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Now, if you thought that raised 
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hear this. 
The Bible actually describes a 

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very similar kind of rise in the
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In the Book of Exodus, we're 
told that Moses wasn't born into

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Egyptian royalty at all. 
He was a Hebrew child placed in 

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a basket on the Nile and 
discovered by Pharaoh's 

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daughter. 
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was taken in and raised inside 
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That means Moses grew up with 
axes to the highest level of 

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Egyptian education, culture and 
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In the New Testament, in the 
book of Acts, it even says that 

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he was educated in all wisdom of
the Egyptians and was powerful 

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in speech and action. 
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some outsider, he was trained 
like royalty, positioned amongst

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the elites. 
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like Senemut, an outsider with 
no royal blood, who suddenly 

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gains a whole heap of influence,
authority and even becomes a 

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tutor within the royal family, 
it does start to sound like a 

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very real possibility. 
So how does this man go from 

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nothing to effectively becoming 
a Prince? 

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Even his name is interesting. 
Sentiment can be understood as 

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mother's brother, which may 
sound strange at first, but in 

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Egyptian culture, names often 
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Some believe that this title 
reflects his special 

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relationship with Hat Shepson, 
almost as if he had been fully 

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adopted into the royal family, 
raised not just as a servant but

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as some one with royal status. 
To take all of that into your 

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mind and now think about this. 
Ancient history writers say that

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Moses actually had a different 
name whilst he was living in 

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Egypt, and that Moses was the 
name used by the Israelites, not

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by the Egyptians. 
So if that's true, then we 

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shouldn't expect to find the 
name Moses in Egyptian records 

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at all. 
We should be looking for someone

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else whose life matches the same
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So as we follow the history of 
Sannamut, more details begin to 

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line up in some more rather 
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It seems he first rose through 
the ranks as a soldier, possibly

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even leading troops in campaigns
down in Kush, which is what we'd

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call Ethiopia today. 
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much at first, but ancient 
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actually describe Moses as 
leading military campaigns in 

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that same region. 
However, it wasn't until Hat 

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Shepzuk came into power that 
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He wasn't just promoted, he was 
elevated to an unbelievable 

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level. 
Some historians even say that he

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became the most powerful man in 
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effectively running the Kingdom 
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What's also quite striking is 
just how many statues and 

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records we have of him. 
For someone who wasn't born into

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royalty, the sheer number is 
unusual, almost on the level of 

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a king. 
And yet, despite all of his 

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power and all of his influence, 
there is no clear evidence that 

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he had a wife or children. 
Which again, is quite unusual 

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for someone in his position. 
Then there's his role as an 

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architect. 
Sanamat oversaw the construction

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of Hapschetzutz Great Temple 
Dare El Bari, a massive and 

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beautifully designed structure 
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It was one of the most 
impressive building projects of 

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its time. 
And when you think about Moses, 

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who he too is described as 
overseeing major construction, 

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organizing people, leading work 
and later building the 

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Tabernacle in the wilderness, it
really does start to make a lot 

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of sense. 
But it actually goes a little 

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deeper than that. 
In Exodus, Moses doesn't just 

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passively approve the 
Tabernacle, he receives the 

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design. 
He relays detailed instructions 

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and appoints skilled Craftsman 
like Bazele and overseas the 

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entire operation as it's being 
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You do realise that this is a 
large scale, highly organised 

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project involving materials, 
labour and precise design. 

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He was more like a project 
manager or an architect than a 

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lot of people actually give him 
credit for. 

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Did you know that there is 
actually another detail that 

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most people miss? 
Before the Tabernacle is even 

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built, Moses constructs an altar
at the foot of Mount Sinai with 

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12 stone pillars representing 
the 12 tribes of Israel. 

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So again, you have this image of
Moses not just as a spiritual 

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leader, but as someone directing
physical structures, working 

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with stone, space and symbolic 
design in a very intentional 

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way. 
So when you place that next to 

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Senemut, the royal architect 
behind one of Egypt's most 

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ambitious temple complexes, it 
raises a very interesting 

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parallel. 
Both figures are associated with

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large symbolic building 
projects. 

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Both operate at a high level, 
and they have great organization

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skills and great authority. 
And both seem to bridge 

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leadership and construction in a
way that is actually a little 

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unusual. 
And then there's the moment that

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changes everything. 
In Exodus, we're told that Moses

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goes out and sees an Egyptian 
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He intervenes and stops the 
Egyptian instant, which forces 

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Moses to then flee, to run away,
to get away from Egypt. 

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And that raises a very important
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Why was Moses there in the 1st 
place? 

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Was it because Moses had some 
kind of administrative or 

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supervisory role? 
Because he had been trained in 

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architecture and thus was 
involved in overseeing the 

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labour projects? 
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witnessed this overbearing 
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But here's where the story takes
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Cinemat had not one, but two 
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something that only the elites 
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One of these tombs even contains
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Egypt, which is again evidence 
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educated, very knowledgeable in 
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And yet, after all this, he was 
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Both tombs were left unfinished,
suddenly abandoned, with tools 

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still left inside, as if the 
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warning. 
His burial chamber was never 

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completed, his coffin left 
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And after that, Senamot 
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history. 
No clear record of his death, no

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proper burial, no explanation. 
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one of the most powerful men in 
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Which raises a very serious 
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Did Senamot simply fall from 
favour, or does his sudden 

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disappearance match the moment 
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I wonder whether I should tell 
you this, but the last records 

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of Sanima place him around year 
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After that, there's nothing. 
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And when you line that up with 
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very, very coincidental. 
If Moses was born around 1526 

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BC, then he would have been 40 
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The exact point when the Bible 
says that he dealt with that 

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Egyptian and fled the country. 
Did you catch that? 

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Now do you see it? 
That is the exact window of time

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when Senemut vanishes from 
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No explanation, no record of his
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He's just gone. 
But there's another layer of 

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this. 
After his disappearance, many of

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Senemut's statues and 
inscriptions were deliberately 

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destroyed. 
His name was scratched out, his 

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image is broken, his tombs 
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And am I the only one who wants 
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Did the Egyptians do this 
because they wanted to erase 

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someone from history completely?
As if if he never existed. 

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Okay, my dear friend, instead of
us getting lost in trying to 

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figure out whether cinema was 
Moses, here's a question people 

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have been arguing about for 
centuries. 

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And it matters a lot more 
actually, is Jesus Christ God? 

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That's the question. 
I believe the evidence is clear.

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Jesus said things like he who 
has seen me, has seen the 

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Father, and I and the Father are
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That's not just a spiritual 
teacher speaking some grand 

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words. 
That's a man who's claiming to 

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be God in the flesh. 
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that, it is incredible. 
God didn't stay distant. 

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He didn't remain billions of 
light years away, watching from 

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afar. 
He stepped into our world. 

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He took on a flesh just like us.
He lived a life just like we 

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live, and yet He did it without 
sinning. 

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You see where we've sinned in 
our flesh, He didn't. 

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But then He went on a cross. 
He took all of our sin, all of 

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our wrongdoing on himself and 
God in a flesh bearing it all 

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died in our place, taking the 
sins that we'd done in His very 

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body. 
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His human nature that truly 
died, but because of who he is, 

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death couldn't hold him down. 
He rose from the dead and in 

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doing that he didn't just pay 
the price for us in, he broke 

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it. 
He tore that debt in two. 

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And now because of him there's 
an offer on the table, 

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forgiveness, new life, 
resurrection and even 

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immortality if you put your 
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So the only question that 
remains is will you put your 

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trust in the same Saviour who 
Moses and all these great 

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figures of the past believed on 
and the same Christ who is 

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coming back very soon to judge 
the living and the dead. 

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But hey, now I do want everyone 
now to check out my description 

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because there you can find a 
link to Chris for Ames is 

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awesome article. 
You can also see the Armstrong 

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Institute's YouTube channel, a 
brilliant channel if you love 

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archaeology. 
So go and subscribe to that. 

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And also you'll see a link to 
Scotty Roberts book because as 

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you know, I give all of the 
credit for this video to these 

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guys and all of their hard work.
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Oh, and if this was a big faith 
builder to you, wait until you 

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see all of these archaeological 
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