Investigating the Tablets
A Three-Part, Live ‘Exodus Inscriptions’ Master-Course
Revolutionary Archaeological Evidence for Biblical Narratives
Join our groundbreaking three-part live webinar series giving you an inside view into the broad set of Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions in the Sinai Desert and Egypt that may provide the first archaeological evidence for Moses, Joseph, and the biblical Exodus.
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Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron
Graduate Researcher, Ariel University | Epigraphist of Proto-Sinaitic and NW Semitic Scripts | Retired Rabbi | Anthropologist
“Retired rabbi, the only one of his kind with university education in both Anthropology and Archaeology”
Featured In:
“Patterns of Evidence” Films • Mount Ebal Archaeological Team • Cable TV & Arutz Sheva Radio • International Media Appearances
What You’ll Discover
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Early Hebrew Script Evidence
22 complex Semitic inscriptions revealing language remarkably close to biblical Hebrew – the earliest known appearance of proto-Hebrew script in Egypt.
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Religious Conflict Documentation
Archaeological evidence of conflict between Ba’alat cult followers and El-serving purists, including “sanitized” inscriptions showing religious tension.
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Moses Signature Analysis
Two distinct authorship signatures containing the name מש (MŠ) – Moshe/Moses, providing potential archaeological evidence for the biblical figure.
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Joseph-Ankhu Connection
Evidence linking Vizier Ankhu as the historical figure of the biblical Joseph, establishing Semitic elite presence during Pharaoh Amenemhat III’s reign.
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Exodus Context Validation
Inscriptions documenting Semitic miners’ enslavement, taskmasters, and calls to depart – direct archaeological support for core Exodus narrative elements.
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Historical Synchronism
Comprehensive framework connecting Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions to biblical timeline, establishing archaeological foundation for Torah historical accuracy.
Live Webinar Schedule
1-3 PM ET (US)
1-3 PM ET (US)
1-3 PM ET (US)
Academic Endorsement
Dr. Pieter (Peter) van der Veen
Michael Bar-Ron’s Academic Advisor
Privatdozent Dr. habil., Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz
Deputy Professor of Biblical Archaeology
“Thank you, Mori, yes I see the letters clearly. So this is not imagined. Truly well detected.”
Academic Supervision:
Dr. van der Veen serves as Michael Bar-Ron’s Academic Advisor for his Master’s degree and potential PhD work at Ariel University, providing scholarly oversight for this groundbreaking proto-Sinaitic research.
David Rohl
World-Renowned Egyptologist
Author, “Pharaohs and Kings” • “Patterns of Evidence” Featured Expert
New Chronology Pioneer
David Rohl, Egyptologist, archaeologist, author and TV presenter
Former tutor in Ancient History at University College, London; Director of the Institute for the Study of Interdisciplinary Sciences, Editor of the Journal of the Ancient Chronology Forum; Field Director of the Eastern Desert Survey; Archaeology Correspondent for the Daily Express; now retired.