MOSES NEVER EXISTED, EXODUS NEVER HAPPENED--SCHOLARS AGREE

MOSES NEVER EXISTED, EXODUS NEVER HAPPENED--SCHOLARS AGREE.        The main book of Judaism, called the Torah (the first 5 books of the Old Testament, "OT", also known as the Pentateuch) is filled with stories of persecution of a people called “Hebrews” (who are sometimes referred to as Israelites or “children of Israel”) by an unnamed Egyptian Pharaoh who allegedly enslaved them and their leader Moses (aka Moshe, in Hebrew) who led them out of Egypt in a mass Exodus to the "Promised Land" called Israel.    The Judaists (who often refer to themselves as “Jews”) believe the Torah and read it in their synagogues and treat it with the utmost reverence as their most holy book, revealed by God himself to Moses on Mount Sinai.   They observe practices such as kosher and keep holidays such as Sabbath and Pesach (Passover) prescribed in the Torah and consider themselves to be descendants of the Torah patriarch Abraham.    They revere Moshe (Moses) as their main prophet an