James K. Hoffmeier is a renowned Egyptologist and author, particularly recognized for his work on the book "Israel in Egypt". As a professor of Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern History and Archaeology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Hoffmeier has dedicated his career to establishing the credibility of the biblical account.
For several decades, he has been a prominent voice in the academic community, advocating for the authenticity of the biblical narrative. His extensive research has focused on the New Kingdom period of Egyptian history, specifically the frontier region of North Sinai, and its potential connections to the Exodus.
Under his direction since 1994, the North Sinai Archaeological Project has been conducting in-depth investigations into the Egypt's frontier during the New Kingdom era. This groundbreaking research aims to shed light on the historical context of the Exodus and its relationship to the region.
As a respected expert in his field, Hoffmeier has frequently appeared on television programs focused on history and the Bible, sharing his knowledge with a wider audience. His written works include the publication "Ancient Israel in Sinai", released in 2005.
