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1) Amen Moser Amen Moser and his wife Depet, 18th Dynasty. Limestone relief from a grave of the 18th Dynasty, c 1400 BC 2) Amenophis Pharaoh Amenophis (Amenhotep) III, 18th Dynasty, c. 1400 B.C. From the head of a colossal statue. In the British Museum, London. 3) Amenhotep iv Amenhotep IV - or Akhenaton. 18th Dynasty, c. 1370 B.C.(Berlin Museum). 4) Rameses ii Brick of Rameses II, King of Egypt. 5) Amenhotep ii If the Exodus took place about 1445 B.C., the Pharaoh was Amenhotep II. This cedar statuette representing him, shows him holding a lotus-ringed sceptre. 6) Chephren This sphinx adjoins the pyramid of Chephren, King of Egypt and contained the dream tablet of Thothmes IV. On it is recorded a prophetic dream, which he had while sleeping in the shade of the sphinx.

Amen Moser

Amen Moser and his wife Depet, 18th Dynasty. Limestone relief from a grave of the 18th Dynasty, c 1400 BC

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Amenophis

Pharaoh Amenophis (Amenhotep) III, 18th Dynasty, c. 1400 B.C. From the head of a colossal statue. In the British Museum, London.

Amenhotep iv

Amenhotep IV - or Akhenaton. 18th Dynasty, c. 1370 B.C.(Berlin Museum).

Rameses ii

Brick of Rameses II, King of Egypt.

Amenhotep ii

If the Exodus took place about 1445 B.C., the Pharaoh was Amenhotep II. This cedar statuette representing him, shows him holding a lotus-ringed sceptre.

Chephren

This sphinx adjoins the pyramid of Chephren, King of Egypt and contained the dream tablet of Thothmes IV. On it is recorded a prophetic dream, which he had while sleeping in the shade of the sphinx. He was told he would be king of Egypt, though he was not the eldest son of Amenhotep II (1461-1436 B.C.) who is thought by many to have been the Pharaoh of the Exodus. There is thus room for the explanation that the heir apparent was 'the firstborn of Pharaoh' (Exodus xii, 29) slain by the tenth plague. An early photograph.

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	1) Amen Moser Amen Moser and his wife Depet, 18th Dynasty. Limestone relief from a grave of the 18th Dynasty, c 1400 BC 2) Amenophis Pharaoh Amenophis (Amenhotep) III, 18th Dynasty, c. 1400 B.C. From the head of a colossal statue. In the British Museum, London. 3) Amenhotep iv Amenhotep IV - or Akhenaton. 18th Dynasty, c. 1370 B.C.(Berlin Museum). 4) Rameses ii Brick of Rameses II, King of Egypt. 5) Amenhotep ii If the Exodus took place about 1445 B.C., the Pharaoh was Amenhotep II. This cedar statuette representing him, shows him holding a lotus-ringed sceptre. 6) Chephren This sphinx adjoins the pyramid of Chephren, King of Egypt and contained the dream tablet of Thothmes IV. On it is recorded a prophetic dream, which he had while sleeping in the shade of the sphinx.