nephilimlord

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sennacherib%27s_Annals

Just not how the Bible described it

Even Assyrians have written accounts of them conquering Jerusalem

Not just the Biblical side

Just saying, if stuff did happen, we also get the perspective of the other side

Not large cities or fortresses unlike the ones described in the Bible

According to the Egyptian records

But they were just small settlements

They did mention conquering parts of Canaan

And Egyptians were very meticulous in writing everything

Even Egyptians never mentioned ever owning Israelite slaves

Nor did it show that they were enslaved by Egyptians

And there was never any archeological finding that proved that Israelites ever set foot in Egypt

Even if it is a master and slave relationship

They leave behind subtle clues and exchange culture and ideas

The point is that when two different groups of people meet and interact,

Because the two cultures actually met and exchanged ideas

Similar to how Romans have their own mummies

Because if they did, they would have left archeological evidence

The Isralites were never enslaved by Egyptians

They never even set foot on Egypt

They were never kicked out

Kinda like Amish of today