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Egypt is steeped with a grand history of ancient science, technology, and beautiful structures.

But is there evidence of the Children of Israel ever living here in Egypt?

Many years ago this large stone was discovered in the first cataract of the Nile on Elephantine

Island. The inscription states, "For seven years there had been no satisfactory inundation

of the Nile. As the result of this, grain of every kind was very scarce. In this terrible

trouble, King Tcheser remembered the god Imhotep who had once delivered Egypt from a similar

Imhotep can be found in Egyptian history in many places, and it appears he was a sage,

who was elevated to a god over a period of centuries after his death.

"Perhaps most confident was Imhotep, the architect who probably conceived of building Djoser's

tomb completely from stone. Known as a sculptor, a priest, a healer, Imhotep is considered

the preeminent genius of the Old Kingdom . Imhotep had even saved his country from famine."

Could Imhotep and Joseph have been one and the same person?

We head to Saqqara Egypt , a short distance south of Cairo . This is where the first pyramid

was built in ancient Egypt . It is called the step pyramid due to the distinct levels

in its shape. If we look carefully though, we can see where a smooth veneer layer of

limestone had once been applied over the brick, creating a smooth surface, but most of it

Here is where we find the statue of Pharaoh Djoser, under whom Imhotep served. It was

on the base of this statue of Djoser that Imhotep was mentioned as a man, not as a god.

He was "first after the king," with his cartouche shown here.

At the complex of buildings, the main hall is of importance to us. It was here and in

other locations in Egypt , that Joseph saved his country from famine.

"Then Joseph said to Pharaoh, indeed seven years of great plenty will come throughout

all the land of Egypt, but after them seven years of famine will deplete the land."

In Joseph's day, as one entered the building, they would make their way down this hallway

to purchase grain. There would be many cashiers available for customers of various languages

"The famine was all over the face of the earth, and Joseph opened all the storehouses and

As we exit the hallway through the area in the rear, we see over on one side, a series

of deep structures where grain was stored underground during the seven years of plenty,

then over the next 7 years it was sold to the Egyptians and visitors from other countries.

A system of vertical underground silos created a cooler environment for the grain to be stored.

This was the design of the genius, Joseph.

When grain was removed from storage, the oldest grain was carried up by way of this long,

descending stairway. The grain silos were interconnected via tunnels which allowed the

grain to flow down to a central exit point, located at the bottom of this stairway.

A record of this event of removing the grain can be seen on hyroglyphics such as this at

Thebes showing the sacks of grain being carried up the stairs from the graineries. Another

example of this can be seen at the tomb of Iti.

As a way to honor the Lord of heaven, Joseph built this first pyramid in Egypt at Saqarra,

to show his thankfulness to the Lord for honoring him and saving the Egyptian people from famine.

"In that day there will be an altar to the Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt ."

Centuries later, many other great pyramids were built in Egypt, following the lead of

2.3 million large blocks of stone, weighing 2-3 tons each, were used in the largest pyramid,

causing some to wonder how they could have been constructed using ancient technology?

Ron Wyatt conducted a great deal of research on the subject to help shed light on this

He read the account of Herodotus, who wrote, "The stones intended for use in constructing

the pyramids were lifted by means of a short wooden scaffold. Lifting devices were provided

Mr. Wyatt noticed lift devices in hieroglyphics. These lift devices would have been placed

on each side of stones that were to be raised.

At Saqqara, we can see hieroglyphics of three lift machines next to a pyramid shape, linking

Large wooden levers were found in King Tut's tomb that were used in the machines. A series

of these levers were placed alongside the blocks to be raised, and would operate in

A large stone was loaded onto the machine, then the levers on each side were pulled downward

by ropes tied to turning winches, thus raising the stone block as needed. When the block

was raised to the proper height, it was rolled onto the next level, and then raised again.

A series of lift machines would have been utilized.

Mr. Wyatt demonstrated this type of lift machine to Mr. Nassif Hassan, head of The Egyptian

Antiquities Organization of Cairo. The demonstration was filmed by Japanese Nippon Television and

later aired in Japan . This lift machine appears to be a simple solution to the mystery of

When Moses was a baby, his adoptive, Egyptian mother was Hatshepsut, and Moses name was

Senmut. The serpent on his forehead signifies his title of prince.

As an adult, Moses' Egyptian name was Tutmoses II.

A side profile of Moses demonstrates his distinctive Hebrew-shaped nose.

After Moses killed the Egyptian, he fled from Egypt and its territories, for fear of the

current Pharaoh. "When Pharaoh heard of this matter, he sought to kill Moses. But Moses

fled from the face of Pharaoh and dwelt in the land of Midian."

Moses was married and then had a son whose name described their foreign home, "He called

his name Gershom, for he said, 'I have been a stranger in a foreign land." This tells

us Moses was not in any area controlled by the Egyptians.

"Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian. And

he led the flock to the back of the desert, and came to Horeb, the mountain of God. And

the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a flame of fire from the midst of a bush."

The Lord told Moses to bring the Children of Israel back to this mountain outside of

After ten plagues had struck Pharaoh and the Egyptians, he finally agreed to let Moses

Based upon the research he conducted, Ron Wyatt believed that the Pharaoh of the Exodus

Here we see Amenhotep receiving the Onk, as a type of power and new life being infused

Mr. Wyatt speculated that Amenhotep's eldest son was King Tutankhamun and that he was killed

by the destroying angel in the tenth plague. Amenhotep and Tut were co-rulers at that time,

Surprisingly, in the Biblical Archaeology Review, it stated that, "The majority of archaeologists

do not believe in the exodus from Egypt."

Tradition has told us that the exodus from Egypt led the children of Israel to the Sinai