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Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy is a movie starring Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron, William G. Dever, and Manis Friedman. A filmmaker searches for scientific evidence that Moses wrote the first books of the Bible.

Starring: Manis Friedman, William G. Dever, Duane Garrett, Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron

Genres: Documentary

Director: Tim Mahoney, Timothy Mahoney

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Director	Tim Mahoney, Timothy Mahoney
Writer	Timothy Mahoney, Tim Mahoney, Steven Law
Stars	Manis Friedman, William G. Dever, Duane Garrett, Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron
Country	USA
Also Known As	Patterns of Evidence: Moses Controversy
Runtime	2H 20M
Description	A filmmaker searches for scientific evidence that Moses wrote the first books of the Bible.

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Friday, 06 Nov 2020 19:23

An excellent documentary. The ultimate experience of trying to unravel the mystery surrounding the alleged "Moses" document in the biblical story. The title "Moses" refers to Moses, the Moses of the bible. The "Plates of Evidence" refers to the biblical story. If the film maker is trying to show you the one document that was misquoted and misapplied by historians, he did a good job. And, I loved the cinematography and the color of the film. Well done.

Monday, 02 Nov 2020 14:58

It's good to know that Michael Moore isn't satisfied with one party or another, and as the film title suggests, it's about the matter of the record label that produced the music of the prophet Moses. Moore also makes a point that many people have missed, namely that the people who had a negative reaction to the music were the people who were happy with it, and the people who were very angry at the music were the people who were happy with it. Moore makes the point that we can't judge the music based on how people felt about it, but by comparing the music to other musical works. In fact, if you were to compare the music to the movies of any other artist, Moore is right in that they don't always look the same.

Monday, 02 Nov 2020 05:27

This documentary did a great job of clarifying the multiple issues raised by the Moses Controversy. I thoroughly enjoyed the interviews with various people who were both involved in the issue and had a close personal connection to Moses. The way the documentary was edited was excellent. I was able to concentrate on what was being said rather than trying to understand what was being said. Some of the footage was very difficult to watch and I still have difficulty relating to it. This is because of my Jewish background. However, I still feel a connection to the issues that the documentary brought up. I would highly recommend the documentary.

Saturday, 31 Oct 2020 12:39

This documentary is a must-see for those interested in the topic. I liked it very much. It definitely tells the viewer about the depth of the media coverage of the issue of black versus white in America. From the black members of the KKK (though some were sympathetic) to the white members of the Ku Klux Klan, there is plenty of discussion. This documentary clearly shows that the "Moses Controversy" was an American version of the "Scopes Monkey Trial" of 1925 in Tennessee, which was the basis of the classic 1954 movie "The Trial." The way the media covered the topic was just a big eye-opener for me. What I found most interesting about this documentary was the portrayal of James Earl Ray, the white supremacist who is infamous for murdering a black boy in a town where he was attempting to stage a play based on a true story about a young black boy who got killed in a lynching. Ray is shown as a very self-confident young man, who goes from being a KKK leader to being the leader of the CORE (Committee of Education), a white supremacist organization. This documentary was very accurate about Ray's thinking. Ray was a real person, not a cartoon character. In many ways, he was the true face of the Ku Klux Klan. He was the one who brought us "The Ku Klux Klan, the Most Dangerous and Violent Sect in the U.S.A." And he wasn't the only one who believed that. "The Ku Klux Klan" was started by Jack Chick, the legendary founder of the Chick-Fil-A chain of restaurants. Chick wanted to bring together many people from all races to fight "communism." The movie was very accurate about how this became a major threat in America. It also pointed out that when it became clear that Ray was the KKK leader, people still feared him, as they feared him. It was only a matter of time before he turned violent. His death was a tragic and tragic event in America's history. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in how our media covers important topics in our country. It's a great film, and one that you will not soon forget.

Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 13:40

This documentary was truly a breath of fresh air, after all, we have heard from so many of the key participants of the Moses controversy. The film is extremely well made, however, the most amazing thing about the film is that it has made me understand how such an important issue can go largely unnoticed. I can only hope that it will encourage the mainstream media to finally get to the bottom of this story. If you do not understand the significance of this film, then I implore you to watch it and you will see what I mean. This film is an incredible testimony to what really happened. A truly worthwhile documentary!

Thursday, 01 Oct 2020 19:47

This is by far the best documentary I have ever seen. The documentary deals with the social, cultural, political and spiritual context of the events surrounding the death of Moses (1732) - the birth of the Israelite state. The film is quite provocative. The filmmaker, Yair Shahak, who is Jewish, shares his feelings about his faith. He is often offensive and he is adamant about the role of his religion in his life. When he talks about the role of Jews in history, he often brings up the crisis of the Holocaust. We are not told what prompted him to want to share the story. He says that his best friend - an atheist - wanted to bring him into the world of religious believers. It was not the first time that Shahak became involved in a conflict. In the mid-1980s, he became involved in the conflict between Israeli-Arab militants and the Israeli army in Lebanon. He shared the circumstances that he experienced with his friend, whom he says was a pacifist. He was able to make a living and to be close to his mother, who died in 1988. He says that he didn't want his mother to see her son turn to religion. This film will make you rethink the role of the Israeli army and its soldiers in this country. I highly recommend it.

Dorothy Kennedy

Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 05:51

I'm still bewildered about the way the Moses Controversy has been handled, and I'm sure many others are. However, I know I'm not alone. I understand the motives, and I understand the ambivalence towards the subject matter. I also understand that people will dismiss the documentary as propaganda, or an attempt to make a film out of the controversial topic. I'm not a religious person, and I don't want to make any religious statements here. I'm simply saying that I think that the subject matter is important. If we had all a mind of our own and our morals were immutable, and our lives weren't always predicated on faith and obedience, we would not be as encumbered by the fears of God, and thus be more able to follow the will of God. I know many people who think that the subject matter is quite distasteful and is so in tune with their personal beliefs that they don't even think about it. The subject matter is as old as humanity, and the idea that a man would be seduced by an angel who has not been spoken to by God, and even taken down to the level of a local thug, and then fall in love with a woman so badly that he actually takes her to a prostitute in a strip club to make it official, is highly unusual. I would love to see some of the other arguments that were offered in the documentary. I think that any discussion of this subject matter needs to be taken in the context of human evolution and a loving God who is not motivated by human needs. I also want to say that this documentary was absolutely amazing. The camerawork, the editing, the sound, the casting, the actors, and the script all worked in harmony to create a work of art that had the power to bring a tear to the eye. The only thing that I would have done differently, was that I would have taken the story into more detail, and that I would have gotten to know some of the other characters better. I think that a lot of the complaints about the film were directed at the narrator and the subject matter itself. I feel that if the narrator had only been in the film, the subject matter would have been discussed more in depth, and the whole thing would have been a better film. I know that many people who were involved in the film have various stories to tell, and I know that many people have their own beliefs that they feel strongly about. I want to know about these, so that I can put them in perspective. I want to know how some people see this story, and I want to know how some people see God, and how some people see themselves. I can't help but feel that the viewer is in the position of not knowing and therefore judging. I also think that if the narrator was more involved in the film, the film would have been a much better work. I think that it is the sole responsibility of the narrator to get the point across, and that he or she should be held to a higher standard. I don't feel that the filmmakers went above and beyond their means to get the

Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 01:26

This documentary was great! I feel that we should all be thinking about the issues. The truth is very disturbing. I feel that there are so many people that want to hate on this man. I have been watching news about him and I am surprised that people would think that he is guilty. I know that the truth will come out and I feel that he is innocent. This documentary was very educational and should be a lesson to everyone.

Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 16:01

I don't know why people hate this documentary. It is very informative and is fairly balanced. It is very detailed and detailed editing, it is very short. It's not a documentary in the sense that you can skip through it, but it is a documentary in the sense that it gives you the chance to think about the subject and the history. It shows you things that you didn't know. I have no problem with it because I am a conspiracy theorist and it shows that I am not alone. I don't think it's all a conspiracy because of the many different possibilities that I have, but I think that this documentary is very accurate and it gives me the opportunity to think about it and to think about it a lot. The only reason I give it a 7 instead of a 10 is because I don't think the film does a very good job in showing the conflict between the two parties, because I think that there is only one side. I think that the film is fairly unbiased and that it is fair to show both sides. It doesn't show either side as evil or good and there is no character assassination. The film doesn't give one side the advantage, but rather it gives you the opportunity to think about it. I think it is a very good film. I think that the film did a good job and it is fair to say that it is very informative. If you want to see a very good documentary, I would recommend "The Smoking Gun" or "The Snowden Effect" or "The 9/11 Commission Report". The film is not biased, but it is not impartial and that's why I give it a 7 instead of a 10.

Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 13:42

As a film, it is surprisingly well-made. The documentary takes a rather straightforward approach to the topic, and it avoids getting bogged down in discussions of historical accuracy and details of the actual trial itself. But it also manages to avoid being preachy, and to do so, it shows how the arguments that were brought forward by the lawyers were both made and disproved. There are some excellent interviews with some of the witnesses to the trial, including Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the German-born professor of archaeology who is considered to be the 'Gospel-maker' of the Holocaust. This is a must see film for anyone who is interested in the subject. If you are not interested in the topic, you may wish to skip this. It is still worth seeing, though, because it brings to light a subject that should be a focus for all of us.

Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 23:46

This documentary starts off by describing the arguments of the three main figures of the case, Moses, Gedaly and Hezekiah. In the end, we get a very good summary of the arguments on both sides. After that, we get the information about the physical evidence that was collected on the case. After that, we get the summary of the witnesses and their testimonies, and they were then used to support the prosecution. The documentary ends with the testimony of one of the two main characters of the case, the writer. The final verdict is that the court should have acquitted Gedaly, but the court was also wrong in believing that the testimony of the witness was just an opinion of a popular writer. This is also not the first time that a documentary on this topic has been made, but I think that this one is a better and more thorough one. The documentary is also well narrated, and at the end it is very interesting to see the opinion of the two authors. The documentary is very well made, and I believe that this is one of the best documentaries that I have seen on the subject of the Moses Controversy.

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 23:09

I loved this documentary, and I enjoyed it very much. The production values are great, the editing is excellent, and the narrative is good. The images and sound are perfect. It has a very professional feel to it, and I don't recall any of the critics criticizing the production values. The performances are very good, particularly the young man who played Moses. The documentary is definitely worth seeing, and I strongly recommend it to anyone who likes to learn about the story of Moses.

Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 21:46

I have just seen this movie in a screening at my college. It is quite an amazing documentary. I have always believed that Moses is an amazing prophet and now, I've also learned that he was also a great man. The documentary covers a lot of interesting points that I have not seen before in a documentary, and I think this is a very important topic for the 21st century. It is definitely a great movie to watch.

Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 19:40

You know when you watch a documentary and you are aware that you are seeing what could be some of the most compelling evidence that has ever been seen in the history of mankind. No, this isn't some ad-libbed performance by a director and actor. The facts are right there for you to see, and I think this documentary is the most compelling example of what has been going on in this whole history of mankind. Moses is portrayed in this documentary as a man who was killed by Pharaoh's priests, and then an angel was sent to free him from the fetters of the Pharaoh's yoke. It is from this angel that Moses was able to become a prophet of God. We see the angel perform miracles that many would claim were miraculous, but could not exist in the real world. And it is clear that there is a link between the miracles and the angel that has been sent to free Moses. This documentary shows us how the majority of the Bible is wrong. I think it is a documentary about history, and you can find something about the Bible that you would not expect. If you have ever read the Bible, you will find that this documentary completely demolishes the Bible. There are some references to the Bible that you can find in this documentary that will make you wonder if the Bible was written by man. Most importantly, the Bible does not show us how the Jews were treated during this time period. It only shows us that the Pharaoh was extremely racist, and the Jews were treated horribly by him. And of course, the Pharaoh was not a great person, and many of the details of the Bible are wrong as well. But all in all, this documentary is very enlightening, and I would highly recommend it. I can't really find anything wrong with this documentary, and it is very hard to find a fault. If you are a Christian, I think this documentary will make you think about the Bible in a different light. The people in this documentary were strong Christians, and they were living in a world that was very similar to the Bible. This is a very good documentary, and I can't say enough good things about it. This documentary completely demolishes the Bible, and it is up there with a documentary like This Is Not a Movie. I believe that this documentary is a must see for everyone.

Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 07:50

Takes a lot of guts to bring this on the screen but it is worth the effort. I never have been a part of an organized religion. I have been a member of the church of the state of Vermont and it is not for me. But the movie does not hurt, it is great to see a group of people come together to support each other and for one person to be able to take that risk and make it known, it shows what you can do when you have a voice. The movie was very touching, as a result I would give this movie a 10 out of 10. The people in this documentary are wonderful people, they do not show their personal lives but rather what they are able to do as a group to help others. If you do not have the guts to do something that you believe in and are willing to make a public announcement then it is a personal decision. I feel that the movie should have a wider audience because there are so many different religions and many different beliefs. It is about making your voice heard and it is important that people know their voice is important to others. If you do not believe in God or do not believe in your group you have the right to do what you feel is right for you. As a citizen you have the right to stand up and be counted. It is not a right to have others believe you are a fool or a liar but it is a right to speak out. If you want to support the cause of the faith of the state of Vermont then I feel the movie should be promoted to the public and to leaders of the religious group. As a citizen and as a Christian you should stand up and speak out against discrimination and have the courage to do what you feel is right for you.

Friday, 24 Jul 2020 20:46

This movie tells the story of the Moses Controversy, and what it says about the relationship between the Jews and the Christians. The movie was shot in the UK and uses the BBC for the narration, which is a good thing. It's not that informative, but it's not bad either. It's a bit slow, but I thought it was worth watching. I would recommend this movie to people who like documentaries. It's not very interesting, but it's worth watching. The documentary is divided into two parts. One is the story of how the controversy started, and the other is the story of how the Jewish community of Egypt was brought to justice. I recommend the second part. It has some interesting things to say about the history of the Jews and the Crusaders, and it's a little bit better than the first part. It's not great, but it's not terrible. The movie itself is also pretty good. It's an interesting story, and it tells the story well. I recommend this movie.

Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 13:27

I've been following the Moses controversy for a while now, and have not been able to find any credible sources for the claims made in the film. I have to say that the film is a good attempt to show the issues surrounding the controversy, and I do think that it is an important film to show. But I think that the film does not do it very well. In my opinion, the only thing that is lacking is the information that is provided. I'm not sure if it was intended to be a documentary, but it seems like it was more of a drama than a documentary. I would have liked to see more interviews with people that were actually involved in the controversy. I feel like that would have been interesting, and would have added some depth to the film. Overall, I do think that this is an important film, but I think that it should have been a documentary instead of a drama. The movie does a good job of presenting the controversy, but it doesn't do a very good job at presenting the facts. In my opinion, this is not a film that should be watched by anyone. If you are interested in the controversy, then you should check out the documentary. If you are not interested in the controversy, then you should check out the documentary. But I don't think that this is a film that should be watched by anyone.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 14:02

I just finished watching this documentary and I was very surprised at how well it was done. It was entertaining, had a lot of facts, and presented them in an organized manner. I can't say that I was very surprised at all, but I did appreciate the presentation of the facts presented in a way that I could understand. I would say that this is the second documentary I have watched recently, and I would recommend it to everyone. This is a good movie that I would recommend. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know the facts. I would recommend this movie to everyone, and I would say that it is a good movie that everyone should see. This movie is great, and I would recommend it to anyone.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 18:24

This is a well done documentary. It's the best I've seen on the subject. I was impressed with the way it was told and edited. I didn't read the book, but it was clear that they did. In fact, I would've been glad to see the book come out on DVD and I would've been willing to buy it if I could. I don't think I could've cared less about what was going on in Israel. This is a lot different than what the news media shows in the US. I have read some of the other reviews, and most of them were pretty harsh. Some people were just jealous of the American reporter's stories. I think that's unfair. The reporter had his own personal issues, and he's trying to tell us a story about Israel. And some people just don't understand the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I don't think they can relate to it. In fact, I think most people can't relate to the conflict. I think that's why the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been so polarizing. The main thing I think they're trying to get across is that this is a conflict between people who have different beliefs. And if you're looking for a conflict in the US, it's probably not going to be as extreme. It's hard to see the conflict on the surface of it. There's nothing inherently wrong with the conflict. It's just a different perspective. I think it's good to get the point across that it's not just Americans who get this conflict. It's very rare that there's a film about the US and the Middle East that doesn't have a focus on the US and the Middle East. I don't think the film was biased, but it was biased toward the Israeli side. And it was biased toward the media's view of what was going on. If it had been unbiased, it would've been just as good. The main reason I didn't want to see the film is that I think it would've been a waste of time and money. And if I was going to pay to see a movie about the Middle East, I would have seen it through to the end. I think it's sad that the media had to do something to cover this topic. I hope the Israeli side gets a lot of credit for it.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 02:55

This is a great film. I read some of the reviews and found the majority of them to be negative. I agree that it is biased, but it should be held to the same standards as any other documentary. The movie also compares it to "The Ten Commandments." That is just false. Most Christians would never watch "The Ten Commandments." It would be un-Christian. For one, the Ten Commandments were written in the 10th century. The "Moses Controversy" was in the 15th century. It was written by an Egyptian. (There are a lot of misconceptions about the facts of the Exodus, but this one is the one that they have made most of their problems out to be.) The Bible is not "politically correct" and it is not trying to be. In the 20th century, it is just not true to the Bible. What really happened to Moses? What really happened to the children? How can you take the Bible out of context? As I said, it should be held to the same standards as any other documentary. If you are an atheist, please see this film. If you are not, please don't.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 03:50

The documentary is excellent, and deserves to be viewed and watched by everyone. I have seen it twice, and found it to be informative, interesting, and well-done. What I find most interesting is the fact that the person who wrote the screenplay for the movie, a wonderful actress named Sarah Jessica Parker, was forced to leave the project after she found out she had to shave her head for a role. This is probably why the film is so well-done. It is based on a true story that is very accurate and comprehensive. This movie is a must-see for all people interested in the subject matter, because it is incredibly thorough and shows it's actual facts to the fullest. The story of Moses' parting with his wife and son was definitely not a happy one. I thought it was a very sad story, and the documentary documents it in such a good manner that I was glad the film was made, and that the makers did not forget to use all of the facts. In conclusion, I found this film extremely informative, informative, and well-done. It is an excellent movie and should be viewed by everyone.

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 05:27

It's not clear that the British government was aware of the extent of this conspiracy. In fact, the film doesn't even mention it. Yet, they did try to shut it down. This is because of a judge in England, Sir Geoffrey Bindman. His reasons are understandable and show the government's reluctance to have to deal with the subject. His reasoning is that the information was a state secret and had been deemed so for so long. This was a very rational way to handle this subject. There are other explanations. The government didn't want to deal with a debate because it would have been very difficult to get everyone on the same page. They also didn't want to lose the support of the Zionists. Also, there are many people involved who are not white British, and there are some other arguments. However, these factors are not important in the film. What is important is the struggle between the two sides of the argument. It is this struggle that I believe is the most interesting aspect of this film. It is one of the few movies that are not only about the subject of the film, but also the people involved. It is a bit of a miracle that this film was made. It shows a lot of emotion, and is very interesting. It is worth watching, and worth the price of the DVD.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 23:53

This documentary is not for everyone. It's quite interesting, but the ending is a little bit of a let down. I guess it was intended to be a documentary about the fact that the story of Moses is not true, but I think it could have been more dramatic and better ended. It's a shame though, because the documentary is quite interesting and quite interesting stuff. I would recommend this documentary to people who are interested in the history of the Bible.

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