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    Ep. 90: Were the Hebrews Really Slaves in Ancient Egypt? (The Archaeological Proof)

    07/07/2026 | 7 mins.
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    In this episode, Sam and Will explore the archaeological evidence that confirms Hebrew slavery in ancient Egypt. From the Brooklyn Museum's Papyrus listing real Hebrew slave names to the massive grain silos excavated at the city of Avaris, the evidence matches what the Bible describes in Exodus. They look at how the 18th dynasty pharaoh Ahmose I continued to enslave the Hebrews after driving out the Hyksos, and how archaeologist Manfred Bietak's excavations reveal slave huts and storage cities exactly as Scripture records. They also examine the heartbreaking evidence of Pharaoh's decree to kill Hebrew baby boys, including disproportionate infant burials found within the slave city walls. Whether you're new to the Bible or just curious about ancient history, this episode shows how archaeology brings the Exodus story to life. If this helps you understand the Bible better, like, comment, and subscribe for more.

    Chapters
    00:00:00 - Introduction: How Hebrew slavery continued in Egypt
    00:00:47 - Who kept the Hebrews enslaved after the Hyksos?
    00:01:06 - The Brooklyn Museum's Papyrus: Real names of Hebrew slaves
    00:02:06 - Archaeological proof of Hebrew slavery in Avaris
    00:02:48 - What were the Hebrews really building? (Not pyramids)
    00:04:25 - Brickmaking with straw: Evidence from Egyptian tombs
    00:05:10 - How Moses enters the story
    00:06:06 - Infant burials: Evidence of Pharaoh's decree to kill baby boys

    Links
    SunlitStudios.com
    @TheBibleShowPodcast
    @UnderTheHoodFL

    Hashtags
    #BibleStudy #Exodus #HebrewSlavery #AncientEgypt #ArchaeologyAndTheBible #Moses #18thDynasty #Avaris #BiblicalArchaeology #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleHistory #ExodusExplained #BibleForBeginners
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    Ep. 89: Did Joseph's Brothers Really Sell Him for 20 Pieces of Silver?

    02/07/2026 | 3 mins.
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    This episode breaks down the story of Joseph from the Old Testament, starting with Jacob's dysfunctional family and the favoritism that sparked jealousy among twelve brothers. You'll learn why the famous multicolored coat was such a big deal in the ancient world, how Joseph's God-given dreams made his brothers hate him even more, and how that hatred led them to sell him into slavery for twenty pieces of silver. The discussion also explores how archaeology and the Code of Hammurabi confirm details in the biblical account, showing that the Bible lines up with ancient historical records. Whether you're new to the Bible or just curious about these foundational stories, this is a great place to start understanding how God works through broken families and impossible situations. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

    Chapters
    00:00:00 - Introduction: Joseph and Jacob's dysfunctional family
    00:00:38 - The multicolored coat and why it was so expensive
    00:01:13 - Why the brothers hated Joseph
    00:01:29 - God gives Joseph two prophetic dreams
    00:01:49 - The brothers plot to get rid of Joseph
    00:02:28 - Sold into slavery for twenty pieces of silver
    00:02:41 - How archaeology confirms the Bible's accuracy

    Links
    SunlitStudios.com
    @TheBibleShowPodcast
    @UnderTheHoodFL

    Hashtags
    #JosephInTheBible #StoryOfJoseph #OldTestament #BibleForBeginners #BibleStudy #BibleArchaeology #CodeOfHammurabi #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleStories #PropheticDreams #BiblicalHistory #ChristianPodcast #WhatIsTheBible
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    Ep. 88: Is the Story of Joseph Really About Jesus?

    30/06/2026 | 5 mins.
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    This episode explores the incredible parallels between the story of Joseph in Genesis and the life of Jesus. From being a beloved son and shepherd to being betrayed, falsely accused, and ultimately raised to a position of authority, Joseph's life foreshadows Jesus in stunning detail. You'll learn how Joseph's robe dipped in blood, his imprisonment between two criminals, and his role providing grain to the nations all point to what Jesus would do thousands of years later. The key difference? Joseph reduced Egypt to slavery for bread, but Jesus offers the bread of life freely to everyone. This message reminds us that God has been weaving the story of salvation throughout history, and that story includes you. If you're exploring what the Bible is really about, this is a great place to start. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

    Chapters
    00:00:00 - Introduction: How Joseph's story points to Jesus
    00:00:44 - Joseph and Jesus as shepherds and beloved sons
    00:01:33 - Betrayed by those closest: Judah and Judas
    00:01:53 - Stripped, shamed, and robes dipped in blood
    00:02:19 - Falsely accused and led away to death
    00:02:43 - Forgiveness and raised to the right hand of God
    00:03:04 - The bread of life: Joseph's grain and Jesus' salvation
    00:04:07 - Where Joseph falls short and Jesus excels

    Links
    SunlitStudios.com
    @TheBibleShowPodcast
    @UnderTheHoodFL

    Hashtags
    #JosephAndJesus #BibleTypology #GenesisBibleStudy #StoryOfJoseph #JesusInTheOldTestament #BreadOfLife #BibleParallels #NewChristian #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Philippians #OldTestament #Salvation #GoodShepherd
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    Ep. 87: Did Archaeologists Find Joseph's Tomb in Egypt?

    25/06/2026 | 6 mins.
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    In this episode, Sam and Will explore the real archaeological evidence that supports the biblical story of Joseph living in Egypt. Learn how archaeologist Manfred Bietak uncovered the ancient city of Avaris beneath the ruins of Ramses, revealing a community of foreigners from the land of Canaan. The discoveries include a palace built in Syrian architectural style, twelve tombs matching Jacob's twelve sons, and a statue wearing a coat of many colors with red hair linking it to Joseph's family line. A golden ring found on the property matches the Bible's description of Pharaoh giving Joseph authority over foreign trade. These findings show how archaeology continues to confirm details in the book of Genesis that skeptics once questioned. Whether you're new to the Bible or just curious about history, this is a powerful example of Scripture lining up with the evidence. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

    Chapters
    00:00:00 - Introduction: Joseph's family settles in the land of Goshen
    00:00:27 - The Ramses problem: Why skeptics questioned the Bible's timeline
    00:00:46 - Manfred Bietak discovers the ancient city of Avaris
    00:01:24 - Same place, different name: How Avaris became Ramses
    00:01:54 - What was found: Foreigners from Canaan buried in Egypt
    00:02:49 - A Syrian-style palace obsessed with the number twelve
    00:03:49 - The pyramid tomb with a coat of many colors statue
    00:05:14 - The golden ring matching Joseph's authority in Genesis

    Links
    SunlitStudios.com
    @TheBibleShowPodcast
    @UnderTheHoodFL

    Hashtags
    #BibleArchaeology #JosephInEgypt #BookOfGenesis #CoatOfManyColors #Avaris #BiblicalEvidence #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #OldTestament #NewChristian #BibleHistory #ArchaeologyAndTheBible #Genesis #JacobAndJoseph
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    Ep. 86: Did Joseph's Famine Really Happen? (Archaeological Evidence in Egypt)

    23/06/2026 | 4 mins.
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    This episode explores the historical evidence for the story of Joseph in Egypt, specifically the famine recorded in Genesis. Egyptologists have found records of a massive migration into Egypt during the 19th century BC, including writings from Egyptian natives and wall paintings depicting foreign rulers coming to buy grain. The episode also examines the Bahr Yussef, or Canal of Joseph, an ancient irrigation channel that turned the Faiyum region into productive farmland and can still be seen on satellite imagery today. Pharaoh Amenemhat III considered this canal so important that he abandoned his Black Pyramid to build a new one right next to it. Whether you're new to the Bible or just curious about its historical claims, this video shows how archaeology lines up with Scripture. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

    Chapters
    00:00:00 - Introduction: Is there evidence for Joseph's famine?
    00:00:24 - Historical evidence of migration into Egypt in the 19th century BC
    00:00:55 - Wall paintings and the Hyksos: Foreign rulers buying grain
    00:01:21 - The Bible's historical accuracy confirmed
    00:01:32 - Satellite imagery: The Faiyum Oasis and the Nile Delta
    00:02:29 - The Bahr Yussef: The Canal of Joseph explained
    00:03:04 - Pharaoh Amenemhat III and the Hawara Pyramid

    Links
    SunlitStudios.com
    @TheBibleShowPodcast
    @UnderTheHoodFL

    Hashtags
    #BibleStudy #JosephInEgypt #BiblicalArchaeology #EvidenceForTheBible #Genesis #FamineInEgypt #BahrYussef #CanalOfJoseph #AncientEgypt #NewChristian #BibleHistory #ChristianFaith #Hyksos #FaiyumOasis #BibleForBeginners
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About Under the Hood
Under the Hood is a thought-provoking biblical series that offers a fresh perspective on well-known stories from the Bible. Delving into each narrative, the series explores (1) the distinctive historical context of each story, (2) archaeological evidence supporting the events, and (3) the profound ways in which each story illuminates the gospel of Jesus Christ. Join Sam and Will as they guide you through captivating insights, dispel myths, and present compelling evidence of the Bible's historical reliability and spiritual significance.
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