What significance does the story of Exodus in the Old Testament hold? Is it thought to be true for the most part, or is it completely made up, or somewhere in between? For example, in Exodus 12:37, the Bible mentions that the Jews numbered 600,000 men, not counting children. Is there any evidence that there were this many Jews ever enslaved in Egypt, or this many living in the Sinai Peninsula at any one time?
This message has been edited by Gary, 03-13-2005 16:29 AM