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The '''Stela of Merneptah''' is a large [[granite]] [[stela]] originally inscribed by the [[pharaoh]] of [[Egypt]], [[Merneptah]] (ruled 1231-1203 BC).  It was set up to commemorate the [[Egypt]]ian victories over a number of peoples, but it is most famous because it mentions [[Israel]].
 
The '''Stela of Merneptah''' is a large [[granite]] [[stela]] originally inscribed by the [[pharaoh]] of [[Egypt]], [[Merneptah]] (ruled 1231-1203 BC).  It was set up to commemorate the [[Egypt]]ian victories over a number of peoples, but it is most famous because it mentions [[Israel]].
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Stela of Merneptah
The "Israel" passage

The Stela of Merneptah is a large granite stela originally inscribed by the pharaoh of Egypt, Merneptah (ruled 1231-1203 BC). It was set up to commemorate the Egyptian victories over a number of peoples, but it is most famous because it mentions Israel.