Table of Contents

Prologue

Introduction: The Brotherhood, Communism, and Moses

1 The Story of the Exodus
2 Who Wrote the Exodus Story?
3 Egypt Remembers
4 Hyksos or Israelites
5 Freud’s Dream
6 Hebrews, Israelites, and Jews
7 Velikovsky’s Myth
8 The Miracle of Santorini
9 Joseph’s Mummy in the Cairo Museum
10 Moses and Akhenaten
11 The Semitic Pharaoh of the Exodus
12 Which Ramses Are We Looking For?
13 Closing In on the Lost City of Ramses
14 Debate at the Egyptian Embassy
15 Exodus Fiction
16 Uncovering the Lost City of Ramses

Notes

Bibliography

Index

About the Author

Ahmed Osman was born in Cairo in 1934 and is the author of several books, including Christianity: An Ancient Egyptian Religion and Moses and Akhenaten. He lives in England.

Reviews

“Ahmed Osman has done it again! Combining meticulous research with a sharp mind, Osman’s The Lost City of the Exodus reads like an Agatha Christie whodunit and a Dan Brown thriller rolled into one! This literary gem of a book provides the long-awaited smoking-gun evidence and hard-to-refute arguments that show where, how, and when the biblical Exodus took place. A brilliant tour-de-force!”
*Robert Bauval, author of The Vatican Heresy, Black Genesis, and The Orion Mystery*