Is there any evidence of moses?

There is archaeological evidence and especially textual evidence for the Exodus, if it was a smaller group who left Egypt. read more

Evidence for the Exodus from Egypt is plentiful---as long as one has their Biblical chronology right, and thus knows to examine Egypt's history around 2450 B.C., rather than around the traditional 1450 B.C. read more

Indirect evidence for Moses would be archaeological evidence of a conquest of the Canaanite cities towards the end of the Late Bronze Age, but there is none. Several cities mentioned in the Book of Joshua, such as Jericho and Ai, had already been abandoned long before the Israelite conquest purportedly occurred. read more

If Moses does not exist, there goes the first five books of the Bible. The Egyptologists and archeologists need to recheck their data as to what constitutes proof of existence. read more