Who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus? | Documentary #egypt #egyptianhistory prt4 For over 3,000 years, one question has ignited debate among believers, historians, and skeptics: Who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus? Was he truly swallowed by the Red Sea? Could Hatshepsut—the forgotten queen of Egypt—have been the woman who raised Moses? And does Amenhotep II fit the profile of the cruel king who defied God, only to see his empire shattered by plagues? In this video, we dive deep into archaeology, Egyp

Sekhmet was an ancient Egyptian goddess of war, destruction, plagues, disease, and healing, often depicted as a lioness or lion-headed woman with a solar disk, and she was associated with the “Eye of Ra.” She embodied both destructive and protective forces and could be invoked to bring or avert illness. A well-known myth describes Ra sending her to punish humanity and nearly destroy it, only for him to stop her by having her drink red-dyed beer (mistaken for blood), causing her to become intoxic