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EXODOI: How Multiple Exoduses Shaped the Biblical Story | Manfred Bietak, Ph. D.

In this episode of NT Podcast 🎙️ we sit down with world-famous Egyptologist Dr. Manfred Bietak 🏺📚 to explore one of the greatest mysteries of history – the Exodus from Egypt 🌊👣. We cover questions such as: ✨ Was there a historical Exodus? When could it have happened? 👑 Who were the Hyksos – and were some of them descendants of Jacob? 📜 Who were the Habiru (Apiru) – could they be the Hebrews of the Bible? 🏠 What was Avaris, and why was it abandoned? 🐑 Do the animal burials in Avaris connect with the story of Passover? 🗿 Is the so-called Statue of Joseph linked to the biblical Joseph? 📜 Does the Ipuwer Papyrus describe the biblical plagues? 🙏 Who were the Shasu of Yahu, and is this the earliest trace of the name of Yahweh? ⚖️ How should we evaluate the work of scholars like James Hoffmeier and Kenneth Kitchen? This episode dives into archaeology, history, and faith 🔎💡. Don’t miss it – and don’t forget to subscribe 🔔, comment 💬, and share this episode with friends! 🙌 If you would like to support our work financially, you can make a donation to the following account: Name: Nemanja Jurišić Account number: 9031032348608 Website of Dr. Rick Hess: https://oldtestamentquestions.com/ Follow us on Instagram & TikTok: @ntpodkast Contact us on e-mail: ntpodkast@gmail.com Biography: Dr. Manfred Bietak (b. 1940, Vienna) is an Austrian Egyptologist and one of the world’s leading scholars on Ancient Egypt and the Levant. He is Professor Emeritus of Egyptology at the University of Vienna and founder of the Austrian Archaeological Institute in Cairo (1973–2009), where he directed decades of excavations at Tell el-Dab’a (ancient Avaris), capital of the Hyksos, and later Piramesse, the Ramesside capital. He has served as Chairman of the Institute of Egyptology in Vienna (1976–2010), Director of the Vienna Institute of Archaeological Science, and head of major international research projects such as SCIEM 2000 and The Hyksos Enigma (ERC Advanced Grant). Bietak is a member of many prestigious academies worldwide (Academia Europea, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, British Academy, Institut de France, Accademia dei Lincei, etc.). He has authored 17 scientific books and over 250 articles, and is Editor-in-Chief of the journal Egypt and the Levant. He has given over 500 invited lectures at leading universities and museums worldwide, including Harvard, Oxford, Sorbonne, Cambridge, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His awards include the World Heritage Award for Egypt (2010) and the Großes Goldenes Ehrenzeichen des Landes Niederösterreich (2022). #exodus #archaeology #egyptologist #egypt #pharaoh