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The biblical narrative of the plagues of Egypt is followed by the narrative of a 40 year-long trek known as exodus, and then by the narrative of the entry into Canaan when Jericho was said to have been taken.

Ideologies look at these texts with very biased lenses. So, do facts confirm or deny the biblical statements?

As a biologist (PhD, University Copenhagen, Denmark) the author first looked at the plagues of Egypt, and noticed that the underlying facts were all strung together in a sequence. Moreover, these underlying facts were all reflected in historical, traditional, archaeological and scientific data.

The same scientific approach was then applied to the subsequent biblical material, i.e. the trek and the arrival in Canaan.

To make a 40-year-long story short, historical Jericho fell 40 years after the Santorini volcano erupted, as per radiocarbon data, just like biblical Jericho fell 40 years after the biblical plagues, which match the effects of the Santorini eruption.

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Ideologies look at these texts with very biased lenses. So, do facts confirm or deny the biblical statements?

The same scientific approach was then applied to the subsequent biblical material, i.e. the trek and the arrival in Canaan.

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