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.”
“Having known Rabbi Michael Bar-Ron and his careful research since some time, I highly recommend his [courses] to you. While like myself he seeks to establish sound synchronisms between archaeology, modern science and Hebrew Bible, he never jumps to his conclusions before having critically studied the evidence. His work is a must for all those, who love the Scriptures and their antiquity.”
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
“Rabbi Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron is an outstanding scholar… I have worked with Michael on a research project related to the Israelites in Egypt and the development of the Proto-Sinaitic/Proto-Consonantal script discovered in Sinai and the Nile valley. I am impressed by and generally endorse his readings. … He has helped me enormously in terms of research for my own book writing and television work.”
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.
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Course Features
Expert Instruction
Learn directly from the primary researcher conducting groundbreaking work through Ariel University
Recording Access
Can’t attend live? All sessions recorded and available for 90 days after completion
Interactive Q&A
Ask questions directly to the researcher and engage with fellow participants
Academic Materials
Proto-Thesis and TaNaKh