EP: 464 Dynasty of Slaves: Finding the Exodus in Ancient Egypt with BLK SHP Scott
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Why does the Exodus plague target firstborn heads of household instead of all children?
you watch the prince of egypt the angel of death passes over but then goes into the egyptian homes and it's all little children that are dying yeah right and i'm like whoa whoa whoa it didn't say little children it said the firstborn the firstborn of the heads of household the firstborn are not all children right like i'm not technically the firstborn but like
i am
how to be your first
body so
like the targeting was not hey we're going to take all of their children and make them really sad it's i'm going to go and take all of the heads of the household
So
it's a military strategy, you're saying? It's a military strategy. And it's not this, like, cruel targeting children. It's specifically targeting the heads of household. It's the assassination of the leaders of the clans.
The history of our Earth is so different from what we can imagine. The
Smithsonian, if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere, was to go get it. I'm going to assume at least one person is right, because if one person's right, it busts the paradigm. It all goes back to the fallen cherub. And the problem with the modern-day church, they have a very truncated view of the supernatural.
This backdrop that's just pregnant with all kinds of meaning associated with this Mount Hermon event.
Welcome to the glory of the preacher.
And this guy defects from the kingdom. That's a big deal.
Luke, this show's going coast to coast today. Blurry Creatures, we got our guest is from Jacksonville and I'm beaming in live from Mount Hermon in Santa Cruz, California, not the real Mount Hermon, down in the apex of the vortex is what you like to call it. Yeah.
Very close to the mystery spot in Santa Cruz. There are no gates of hell, hopefully, at this Mount Hermon since it's a Christian summer camp for families and kids. But we're having fun today. We've got Scott from Black Sheep Bible Talk is in the house today. And we're going to be talking about dynastic Egypt and the evidence for... the Israelites actually being there. And this, believe it or not, this is a contested issue when it comes to archeology. But you've been doing a ton of work. You've got, you host a show on YouTube. You are finishing an MA in biblical studies at Baptist University of Florida. Nate was a former Baptist. So he's walking right alongside you there. I think I'm still Baptist. Are you?
You're still baptized. I don't know. That's good.
It
sticks with you. It
sticks with you. I still believe in baptism. It's fine. There
you go. Yeah. Dude, we're glad to have you on the show. We're going to get into it. 200 years. We're going to move the lens 200 years and talk about evidence that was never missing for Moses, the Israelites, and the epic of Exodus. But first, Nate.
Yeah. This is your first time on the show, Scott. So we have
to- Yeah. You
can't be the only black sheep out there that we don't ask this question to. So-
What are your thoughts on Bigfoot? Well, I mean, I was going to ask you a question. Actually, I rehearsed this question on my way up
here. Let's go. I like rehearsed questions.
Is there more than one Bigfoot? And if so, is it Bigfeet?
This is a great question. For sure. There's a comedian that I loved who had a bit on plurals, Nate and Scott. And it was like... It was like moose and moosen,
you know, or
ox and oxen. And he was trying to figure it out. The one I always go with is when I lived in Wisconsin for a year, so shout out to Wisconsin. They talk about beer, right? And instead of saying I had like two beers or five beers, they say I have five beer. And their logic, which is really hard to refute, is like, well, how many deer did you see out there? Did you see four or five deers? Or did you see four or five deer? And I go, okay, I get it. But I don't know about Bigfoot. That's a good question.
Bigfoot, Bigfeet? Well, it's funny. Over time, Scott, I would say Bigfoot. It doesn't even sound like what it's describing. It's like it's become its own actual name, you know? It's just the most generic name for the creature ever. He's probably mad that he wishes he had a better branding.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why does the Exodus plague target firstborn heads of household instead of all children?
0:00–6:27
2
How does Scott explain the need to move the biblical timeline back 200 years?
6:27–18:00
3
What archaeological evidence links Pharaoh Amenhotep II to the Exodus events?
18:00–26:48
4
How does the Beni Hassan tomb painting support an early Abraham?
26:48–44:00
5
What is the connection between the Hyksos king Salatis and the biblical Joseph?
44:00–1:16:19
6
Why does Scott identify Amenhotep II’s son Thutmose IV as a key clue for Moses?
1:16:19–1:36:40
7
What does “divine foreclosure” mean for the Exodus narrative?
1:36:40–1:47:26
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