[lbryce]

The very same story is backed by recordings at the Valley of Kings in Egypt, depicting the parting of the sea, the dead soldiers and deliberating the issue of the missing body of the Pharaoh.

I was very surprised to read the author's statement of the story of Exodus being recorded in the Valley of the Kings. From what I had read, come to know, no evidence of the Bible account of Exodus has ever been uncovered in Egyptian Hieroglyphics, the unanimity of consensus as demonstrated in the Answerbag response below was that there was no evidence of it anywhere in the record, and those who take the Bible's story as historical fact provide a compelling reason of why this is so.

I've always been intrigued by this subject, your post provided the impetus to getting to the bottom of the story as authoritatively as possible, my efforts rewarded in presenting here below two articles for your perusal, interest on the subject.

Any comments, feedback would be most appreciated.

Thanks!

Link:Answerbag-Are there any written hieroglyphic in Egypt about Moses freeing the Israelites?

Evidence of Bible Story in Egyptian Hieroglyphics Below

Link:http://www.bibleprobe.com/exodus.htm

Here is part of the document as linked above

Biblical Exodus - Evidence Found in Egyptian Hieroglyphs

Part of the Document Link to Above.

[Buchal]

Thank you very much! I couldn’t find any support for Mr. Bussel’s comment about the Valley of the Kings, but the material about the Ipuwer papyrus (see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipuwer_Papyrus) and the Wadi Sidra inscriptions (which may have been made after the fact) are new to me. Mr. Bussel’s account points to much more solid substantiation, and it is a pity he does not support it with a reference.