Walking out of the 6,000-year-old grave of False Biblical Interpretations (Part II)

The Exodus story as presented in the Bible and so popularly promoted by such movies as “The Ten Commandments” did not happen at the time and place that the Zionist occupiers of Palestine would have the world believe. However, is there some historical basis to this Exodus story that provided the Bible writers with the raw material from which they weaved their story?

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad in his great book Message to the Black Man explains this Exodus story in the Bible as a prophecy that the Black people of America have fulfilled.

The story of Moses, Pharaoh and the Exodus is an integral part of the Holy Qur'an as well, and therefore to deny that story would be to deny that the Holy Qur'an is indeed a holy book without blemish. However, I would ask any Qur'anic scholar to point out any reference to a date of this story in the Holy Qur'an. One is led to assume that the time frame in the Holy Qur'an is the same as the story in the Bible. However, removing the commentary and Arab scholars' attempts at reading the Holy Qur'an as chronological history, could it be possible that the events described did indeed happen, but long before 4,000 years ago and maybe even long before there was a White race on our planet? Have the Arab scholars tried to interpret a book dedicated for spiritual enlightenment and scriptural correction as though it were a book of history to be approved by Jewish scholars? Could it just be possible that the Holy Qur'an's story of Moses, a Pharaoh and an Exodus happened, say, 6,000 years ago or even earlier and not 3,500 years ago as previously believed by Jewish and Christian scholars?  Read more...

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