00:00Hey, Shalom brothers and sisters, welcome back. I thank you again for joining me.
00:04Today I want to do a little book review and it's a good book. You know, I highly recommend it
00:08to
00:08people that are into, you know, the like the biblical exodus and Egypt and pharaohs, pyramids
00:16and things like that. It's called, this book is called Battle for the Firstborn,
00:21the Exodus and the Death of Tutankhamun, King Tut. And the author is Mary Nell Wyatt.
00:28And, uh, she did, did research over probably a couple of decades, you know, she, uh, and this
00:35is what she came up with. And, uh, like I said, if you're very, if you're interested in this stuff,
00:40you ought to read this. It's got great graphs in there, pictures, documentation, things like that.
00:45And there's, uh, you know, she, in the back of the book, she asked a couple of questions, you know,
00:49who was the biblical Joseph in ancient Egyptian history? Who was Pharaoh's daughter who rescued
00:55Moses? Who was the amazing person in ancient Egypt who fits the profile of Moses perfectly?
01:02Who, where is the location of the Red Sea crossing? Who was the Exodus Pharaoh who drowned in the Red
01:09Sea? Was the firstborn son of the Exodus Pharaoh whose life was taken by the angel of death really
01:17Tutankhamun or King Tut? What happened in Egypt after the demise of its pharaohs and army in the Red
01:25Sea? And then last, last one is, uh, what amazing evidence was found and, uh, at Jericho. And, uh, there's
01:36another question right here. Why did Ron and his son spend 75 days in prison in Saudi Arabia, accused of
01:43being Israeli spies after finding the real Mount Sinai? So this is, uh, Mary, Mary Nell Wyatt. She's also
01:51the widow of, uh, famed, uh, amateur archeologist, Ron Wyatt. And that's what she wrote. She's writing
01:58all this and got some good pictures in here, good quality pictures. I'll show you a couple of them
02:04right here. You know, it's got some good, good pictures in here, you know, the color ones,
02:13mainly a couple of black and white ones, sketches, things like that. And, uh, it was just from her
02:19research. She talks about, you know, the invasion of the, the Hyksos, you know, you could look those,
02:26those people up, these group of people that went in and invaded Egypt. They went in, took over Egypt
02:31for roughly maybe 150 years, you know, and oppressed the Egyptians and the Egyptians finally,
02:37you know, took back power in their country. But this book, you know, I, I highly recommend this
02:42book, you know, I mean, I read it and she, uh, published it back in, uh, 2020. I've had it
02:51for
02:51almost two years now. I read it. I read it twice. I actually read it twice, found it very interesting.
02:57And, uh, some of the pictures that she has in here was the ones she's, she, she taken herself or,
03:03or Ron, you know, captured some, uh, images, you know, from his camera and she shared those in there
03:10too. Uh, there's some documents in here, you know, copies of, you know, documents of archeology and
03:17stuff like that. You know, you'd probably be very interested in maps and, um, also mummies,
03:24of course, you know, she got pictures of, of mummies in here. You see that pictures of mummies.
03:32And like I said, it's very interesting to check it out and, you know, give it a chance. If you're
03:37into the, like I said, the Exodus, you know, and Egyptology and stuff like that, this is a book to
03:43get, you know, I mean, if you, you know, she's no, she's no archeologist or anything, but, you know,
03:49she had that passion and she did some diligent studies in that and everything, took notes. And,
03:56you know, I'm sure she, I'm sure she probably talked to other, you know, Egyptologists and
04:00archeologists and stuff like that. And, and, uh, it all worked out for her. She got a book and I
04:05highly recommend you buy it. If you, you know, you have the funds to do it, you could probably,
04:10you could find a, probably find a used one online, you know, on Amazon or whatever.
04:15But, um, that's all I really wanted to say right now. And I thank you again for joining me. Give
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04:32let me know what you think about this book. If you've read it or if you plan on getting it
04:36and then
04:36you read it, let me know what you think about the book. I appreciate it again. I humbly thank
04:41you till we meet again. Peace out and Shalom.
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