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A Proof of Exodus

This chapter defends the historicity of central Jewish narratives: the Exodus from Egypt and the revelation at Mount Sinai. Part 2 draws from Saadya Gaon, Yehuda HaLevi, and Jonathan Edwards: it identifies a principle about what kinds of national traditions are true, and then applies the principle to show that the Exodus tradition is true. Part 3 draws from Jonathan Edwards, Charles Leslie, and Ezra Zuckerman-Sivan: it develops the principle and the case for the Exodus tradition further. Part 4 replies to ten objections against the argument, focusing especially on recent objections from Yehuda Gellman.