Was the Name Moses Located in Serabit el-Khadim Proto-Sinaitic Inscriptions? Photo: Wikipedia

Newest Article: Stop Trying to Make MŠ Happen! Or Why Moses Does Not Appear in the Proto-Sinaitic Inscriptions

Written by Aren Wilson-Wright

Claims linking the Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions to Moses are unconvincing and continue a long pattern in which biblical apologists overread fragmentary evidence. Michael Bar-Ron’s proposed “Moses” readings fail on epigraphic, linguistic, and historical grounds: the supposed letters are not… Read More

 

 

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