Moses and Thutmosis Connections

The video explores the mystery of Moses' staff, which is said to have disappeared after being passed down through the Davidic line. Graham Phillips, a relic hunter, has researched the staff for decades and suggests that a wooden rod in the Birmingham Museum might be Moses' staff. This rod was reportedly found in a tomb at Petra, believed to be Moses' burial site. Although the tomb was empty, a staff matching the description was discovered and later displayed in the museum. The staff bears Egyptian hieroglyphics linking it to Thutmosis, a name similar to Moses, suggesting a possible connection.

What is one theory about the fate of Moses' staff after his time?

• It was lost at sea.

• It was buried with Moses.

• It was passed down through the Davidic line.

• It was destroyed in a fire.

Who is Graham Phillips in relation to the staff of Moses?

• A biblical scholar.

• A museum curator.

• An author and relic hunter.

• An archaeologist.

Where was the wooden rod, believed to be Moses' staff, found according to Graham Phillips?

• In the British Museum.

• In the Louvre.

• In the Birmingham Museum.

• In the Valley of the Kings.

What significant site is mentioned in relation to Moses' supposed burial place?

• The Temple of Karnak.

• The Great Pyramid of Giza.

• The Sphinx of Giza.

• The Snake Monument in Petra.

What was discovered in the cave beneath the Snake Monument?

• A sarcophagus with hieroglyphics.

• A staff covered in dust and debris.

• A collection of scrolls.

• A golden idol.

What is the significance of the hieroglyphics on the staff in the Birmingham Museum?

• They are a map to a hidden treasure.

• They indicate it belonged to a member of the Royal Egyptian court named Thutmosis.

• They are a prayer to the Egyptian gods.

• They depict the life of Moses.

What is the connection between Thutmosis and Moses according to the video?

• Thutmosis was Moses' brother.

• Thutmosis was a legendary Egyptian god.

• Thutmosis' name bears a similarity to Moses, suggesting a possible link.

• Thutmosis was a rival of Moses.

What is the length and color of the staff found in the Birmingham Museum?

• Five feet long and red.

• Three feet long and silver.

• Four feet long and dark colored.

• Six feet long and golden.