[[“It’s always an Assyrian that comes after Israel.”
“Did you know that the Pharaoh who knew not Joseph was also an Assyrian ?”
Well, that’s complete bunk, incorrect and contradictory.
If you look at the lineage of Shem his second son was Asshur, but Joseph is descended from Shem’s third son, Arpachshad. To say that Joseph is an Assyrian is quite an insult!
Here’s a lineage tree for you.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_tree_of_the_Bible]]
Not Joseph .
The Pharaoh who knew not Joseph .
The Pharaoh who died at the red sea crossing in the exodus.
He was not an Egyptian , he was an Assyrian.
Isa 52:4 For thus saith the Lord GOD, My people went down aforetime into Egypt to sojourn there; and the Assyrian oppressed them without cause.
Interesting. Didn’t know that.
Found this.
https://www.knowingthebible.net/the-pharaohs-of-the-exodus
Second Intermediate Period: 1782-1570 BC
As a result of Egypt’s decline, a Semitic people called the Hyksos (“rulers of foreign lands”), originating from the northern part of Mesopotamia, invaded Egypt and established themselves as the 14th ruling dynasty. Egyptian records tell of a great invasion of peoples through the Eastern Delta, although in reality these Semitic immigrants had been steadily entering the country for some time and gradually gaining increasing authority in the region.
The Hyksos finally sacked Memphis around 1720, controlling the Northern part of Egypt (and influencing southern Egypt as well). With the Nubians south of Egypt growing in power, the southern, “native Egyptians” were a conquered people.
While the Hyksos kings (14th-16th dynasties) controlled the northern part of the country, “native Egyptian” rulers were establishing the 17th dynasty in Thebes in the south. These Theban kings managed to more or less continue with the culture that had prevailed during the Middle Kingdom period. The last two rulers of this native Egyptian dynasty in Thebes, Seqenenre Tao and his son Kamose, started rebelling against the Hyksos.