A pharaoh of Egypt went to Mount Sinai and engraved his named there.

        In December 2013, two years after our book EXODUS was first published, an inscription made by a King of Egypt was found at Mount Gharib, which I have proposed as Mount Sinai. And more than a hundred years ago, a hieroglyphic inscription (stele) was found in the East Nile Delta, also made by a king of Egypt, describing an expedition to a location the scholars have hotly debated. But the location is now confirmed, for the same king made both inscriptions, and he found something there that only Israel could have left. This stele coupled with the inscription of the king of Egypt at Mount Gharib takes it out of the area of theory, plausibility, and circumstantial, and puts it in the arena of evidence.

       Our book was first published in 2011 but has the pictures (pages 292-294) of the rock inscription of Ptolemy II added to it.  Both our updated Kindle and book Exodus now available on Amazon.com, https://www.amazon.com/Exodus-G-M-Matheny/dp/1613792972