This phrase, from Psalm 114:1, captures the story of the Exodus, one of the central themes of the Bible. For centuries, the Exodus narrative consoled black slaves in America and offered them the hope of liberation and redemption. Even so, is there an indirect way to confirm the biblical account of the Jews in Egypt and of the Exodus? This article is adapted from Dinesh D’Souza’s book The Stones Cry Out, published by Charisma. At least three pharaohs have been identified as the pharaoh of the Exodus: Amenhotep II, and Ramesses II and Thutmose III.