Exodus Decoded!

[Ozwyld]

Hey, check out this amazing documentary film, it's premiering soon on History Channel:

James Cameron Presents: The Exodus Decoded, Directed by Simcha Jacobovici. Don't miss this groundbreaking documentary that reveal the true secrets behind the story of the Exodus. The Exodus Decoded suggests new evidence
that supports the Biblical tale – including a 3,500-year-old gold image that could be the Lost Ark of the Covenant.
The Exodus Decoded Premieres on The History Channel on Sunday, August 20 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT

 

[ajackson17]

Thanks for posting this message up. I will be checking this out. I watch stuff like this and I hope this is good and not perverted like some of the stuff History channel shows.

 

[shadowgem]

I just saw the documentary Exodus Decoded the other week and it was really interesting. For anyone who's interested in how they linked archeological finds with the biblical account of Exodus and the plagues sent on Egypt it's definitely a programme to watch. The film-makers have their own website which is here : http://theexodusdecoded.com/index1.jsp

There was one thing I wasn't sure about though and that was their scientific explanation for how Moses led the Israelites across the Red Sea (actually they said it should be Sea of Reeds). I had pictured the Israelites crossing over with walls of water either side of them but their account talked of raised ridges of land caused by moving plates under the water. Very interesting though.

 

[withreason]

Hey, check out this amazing documentary film, it's premiering soon on History Channel:

James Cameron Presents: The Exodus Decoded, Directed by Simcha Jacobovici. Don't miss this groundbreaking documentary that reveal the true secrets behind the story of the Exodus. The Exodus Decoded suggests new evidence
that supports the Biblical tale – including a 3,500-year-old gold image that could be the Lost Ark of the Covenant.
The Exodus Decoded Premieres on The History Channel on Sunday, August 20 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT

There is also a Documentary by Bob Cornuke & Larry Williams, Titled Mountain of Fire ..Realy encredible footage that should be seen by all. I cant post a link yet to a site with pictures and PDF Dissertation link..but, on my "CF Home page" Alternative link...will take you to My website where there is a link called "Rock of Horeb" check that out!

 

[mumluvsherboys]

I am excited to see this! Sounds good... oops, I don't have these channels. I'll read about it online. God bless.

 

[mumluvsherboys]

There is also a Documentary by Bob Cornuke & Larry Williams, Titled Mountain of Fire ..Realy encredible footage that should be seen by all. I cant post a link yet to a site with pictures and PDF Dissertation link..but, on my "CF Home page" Alternative link...will take you to My website where there is a link called "Rock of Horeb" check that out!

Very interesting, I signed the page 2 times by accident. God bless. Have a lovely day!

 

[mohawk]

IT was a very good show...

 

[Traitor1]

I heard that a lot of the scholars they interviewed for this doc had some major problems with they way their responses and views were edited and stuff (Biblical Archaeology Review had an article on it). Basically, they made it look like a lot of the scholars agreed with the views presented in the doc when they really didn't. But it is an interesting hypothesis nontheless.

 

[Ave Maria]

I saw this show and really enjoyed it. It was very interesting.

 

[mumluvsherboys]

I just saw the documentary Exodus Decoded the other week and it was really interesting. For anyone who's interested in how they linked archeological finds with the biblical account of Exodus and the plagues sent on Egypt it's definitely a programme to watch. The film-makers have their own website which is here : http://theexodusdecoded.com/index1.jsp

There was one thing I wasn't sure about though and that was their scientific explanation for how Moses led the Israelites across the Red Sea (actually they said it should be Sea of Reeds). I had pictured the Israelites crossing over with walls of water either side of them but their account talked of raised ridges of land caused by moving plates under the water. Very interesting though.

I checked out the link, very interesting indeed. I would've loved to see the documentary.

 

[BereanTodd]

I heard that a lot of the scholars they interviewed for this doc had some major problems with they way their responses and views were edited and stuff (Biblical Archaeology Review had an article on it). Basically, they made it look like a lot of the scholars agreed with the views presented in the doc when they really didn't. But it is an interesting hypothesis nontheless.

You are correct. Scholars and archaeologists almost unanamously discard this theory as complete bunk, and many of them are very upset over how their quotes were edited down, taken out of context and misconstrued.

Don't put too much faith into this theory, it's fairly poor.