All right, erelegiosity podcast two. We read the Bible so you don't have to. We tried to anyway.

What are we doing today? Well today I actually saw an article wherein some divers were down in the in the sea there and saying

they found chariots. Now I saw that and I found it to be quite laughable and so I started doing some research into this and in fact

previously to this point I already had some very base understandings concerning the exodus, which is the focal point of this particular

podcast, pretty much debunking the exodus in every way possible. So that's what today is.

So what's your beef with the exodus? Aren't you happy that the Jews escaped the

slavery at the hands of the Egyptians? Well, after they built the pyramids?

Well, you know, that's pretty sad that the pyramids were built a thousand years before they

were even supposedly in Egypt, so yes, that is my beef with the exodus.

But the interesting thing is there's a lot of people out there that are defending the exodus

I actually like to point out that yes the the pyramids were built a thousand years beforehand

They say that what the the Jews were building in there was temples not pyramids.

Well they'd have to be I mean there's a lot of building a lot of construction going out at their time

throughout this is Egypt they always build. a lot of construction going out there's time throughout Egypt.

They always build.

Yeah.

All right.

So it's interesting because you've written this article.

I would have probably just looked in an exodus and said it's mythical even if there's some

kernel of truth to these stories it had been passed on through so many generations orally that this massive game of intergenerational

telephone you would have gotten so much added to it and taken away and so much garbled that you can't really consider the final product when it was finally

set down to papyrus or whatever it was as anything other than myth.

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