Moses had written down all the instructions from God as well as the history of his people,

beginning with the creation of the world.

Did Moses read the Torah? Frankly, I don't think so.

I don't think any mainstream scholars would any longer hold that view.

If you do not believe his writings, how will you believe my words?

So there it looks like you have a definitive statement from Jesus that Moses produced the Torah, and he's taken an awful lot on that reality.

He would have written an Egyptian probably if he had written, not Hebrew.

Hebrew is a kind of dialect that developed much later.

The writing was possible. Most people were illiterate. And so who would have written it and for whom?

There is no reading public.

The question of Moses's ability to write the first books of the Bible led me to the ancient lands of the Middle East,

searching for patterns of evidence that match the biblical events.

The Lord said to Moses, write this in a book.

This is very writing script that's the basis

of the world's oldest alphabet.

Well, when you read it, it doesn't actually

become Egyptian.

It's something quite different.

We believe there are thousands of more documents

that possibly could be found.

So that connects these two inscriptions in time.

To the time with Joseph?

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