Clown please. I am not talking metu neter. There is no evidence, historically, anthropologically, or archaeological evidence, period. It never happened. At least not back then.You are quoting a mistranslated Bible from Greek Translators. It is impossible to translate Hebrew into Greek or English because the Hebrew language is different on so many levels, not just linguistically either. Many Hebrew words have multi-layered meanings depending on how and where you place them. The King James crew changed the outright meaning of some of those passages because there is no English or Greek equivalent to many Hebrew words and letters.They also changed the time constructs. Most of what you read is prophecy not historical events. Most of the Hebrew refers to future events. They did this to confuse people like you to get you looking backwards instead of forwards. If you knew any Hebrew you would know that. Your a fraud.
Serious scholars have found this out by studying the Hebrew Language. Why the very word used for God is radically different in meaning and definition. Matter of fact, the very first sentence in your Bible is grossly mistranslated. In english it reads " In the Beginning". Translated in Hebrew, it is actually " In a Beginning". That alone debunks the bogus time periods you speak of and the 6000 year old earth nonsense. Not to even mention the outright, intentional changing of meaning throughout the whole book.
The only languages that you may be able translate that language with somewhat stable congruency is Aramaic and Arabic. They are nearly identical. The letters in these languages are also tonal musical notes, too.
You don't want to flex, son. I am actually being nice. You can quote all the bootleg Hebrew books you have, but until you actually learn of the Hebrew language and learn to live right, your just playing.
Your the Tribe of Judah, dude, I can tell by the way you write,LOL, after every sentence. I remember when JUDAHXULU, a real Hebrew, used to melt you with your preschool Hebrew Steez.