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Debating the World's Oldest Alphabet Part 1
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This week on the Patterns of Evidence podcast, we share part 1 of a 2 part audio excerpt from our Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy Collector’s Edition. Learn the history behind how and when the world’s oldest alphabetic script was discovered.
Join in the debate of which Semitic people group invented the alphabet while living in Egypt. Was it the Israelites and do these inscriptions refer to people in the biblical text?
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