Which brings us to the final question: Was there a mass Exodus of Jewish slaves out of Egypt? There is no record of any such thing ever happening, and the simple reason is that there is no time in which it could have happened.
Again, the second source clearly states that if Jews had lived in Egypt by even the low-ball figure of thousands we'd know through archaeology. There's absolutely no Egyptian influenced pottery to be found in the Canaan region and they didn't drop it on the way there because there's none of it to be found in distance between, either.
Onomastics doesn't mean shit. Pottery is real evidence. Onomastics is just language fuckery and there's lots of reasons why that could have happened besides an Exodus.
As to the first: your article doesn't trump the source I've already listed-- you know, an actual Egyptian tablet.
Seeing as how Levite pottery was indistinguishable from Egyptian, you wouldn't know the difference.
Disregarding onomastics marks you as an amateur at best. Enjoy the cheap seats.
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