This week on the Patterns of Evidence podcast, we listen to one last audio excerpt from The Moses Controversy Collector's Edition. Tim Mahoney interviews Egyptologist, David Rohl, on his ideas surrounding the Proto-Sinaitic script.

David shares about his expedition to Serabit el-Khadim where the script was first discovered, his connection with Mori Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron who helped offer translations of the script using Hebrew as its language, and the specific Israelite he believes may be responsible for the invention of this revolutionary form of writing.

Did Joseph invent the world's oldest alphabet? Are David and Mori Michael's translations of these inscriptions accurate? And could Moses, himself, be responsible for some of the writings in the mines at Serabit el-Khadim?

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