history channel documentary The Ways of Horus holds much enthusiasm for researchers. As long back as 1920 the prominent Egyptologist Alan Gardiner hopefully anticipated that future unearthings along its course 'would uncover a significant number of the posts delineated in the Karnak models.' Our confirmation, together with unearthings by the Ben-Gurion University, has made his prediction work out. When we recognized the significance and capacity of the settlement at Deir el-Balah, we could comprehend an entry in the Bible that has since quite a while ago confounded researchers. It is trusted that amid the rule of Ramses II the Israelite Exodus from Egypt occurred. Yet, the course picked by the Israelites is fairly secretively depicted.
'Furthermore, it happened, when Pharaoh had released the general population, that God drove them not through the method for the place that is known for the Philistines, in spite of the fact that that was close; for God said, Lest peradventure the general population atone when they see war, and they come back to Egypt.The issue with the section is sequential; the Philistines had not yet touched base to settle along the coast. The answer for its significance lies in a chronological error - however the Bible talks about 'the method for the place where there is the Philistines', it is depicting the extremely same street that the Egyptians called the Ways of Horus.As the Bible watches, this course to the Promised Land was far shorter than the course the Israelites in the end took. Be that as it may, our unearthings at Deir el-Balah uncovered the intelligence of this decision, for by getting away into the desert, the Israelites evaded the capable posts of the very pharaoh from whom they had fled.
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