Exodus
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Science and History in Exodus

  1. It took the Israelites 40 years to travel from Egypt to Canaan, yet such a journey, even at that time, would have taken no more than ten days. 16:35

  2. The Israelite population went from 70 (or 75) to several million in a few hundred years. 1:5,7, 12:37, 38:26

  3. Why are some people born with disabilities? Because God deliberately makes them that way. 4:11

  4. God led the Israelites through the land of the Philistines, hundreds of years before the Philistines were established in Canaan. 13:17

  5. If you do what God says, he won't send his diseases on you (like he did to the Egyptians). But otherwise.... 15:26

  6. "The manna referred to in the Bible, in Exodus 16:14, seems to have been the dried excrement of Trabutina mannipara, a scale insect that feeds on tamarisk trees." Benjamin B. Normark, The Sex Lives of Scales, Natural History, Sept. 2004. 16:14-15

  7. A magical trumpet played loud while God came down in smoke, fire, and earthquakes onto Mt. Sinai. 19:16-18

  8. "In six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them."
    Believers often say that the "days" of creation should be taken allegorically, but this verse is quite clear. God created the universe in six 24 hour days. 20:11