Um. Perhaps you can just state what you want in sentences and not sentence framents. What is the claim of Adam and Eve that you are wanting me to provide? What is the claim of the 400 years of Hebrew slavery in Egypt? What is the claim about 4 Million people and livestock wandering in the wilderness for 40 years?
Do you want me to provide evidence that those things occurred or existed?
Before I begin, let me ask you a few questions:
1. By referencing "Adam and Eve", I'm assuming you are referring to the 2nd Creation in Genesis, correct?
2. What type of literature is Genesis (i.e. is it letter, a poem, a history, a parable, etc)? How do you interpret Genesis? Are you taking it literally?
a. My faith doesn't believe that "Genesis" was meant to be a scientific treatise on how the world and creatures came to be. It is a text filled with stories, accounts, etc to convey certain truths, ideas, . Think of it like this. I'm sure you're familiar with the author Aesop and his stories (fables), right? Have you ever read his story of "The Ant and Grasshopper"? That story has a talking Ant and a talking grasshopper. What is the purpose of his story? To convey a simple idea, a truth if you will-- that it one should prepare while one has the chance-- if you to succeed tomorrow (future) start working now (today). It would be silly to discard the moral in the story simply because one doesn't believe in talking ants or grasshoppers. If you are expecting to find evidence of a talking ant and talking grasshopper, chances are high you won't find it. But if it's that part of the story that you are focused on, then you are missing the point of the story. The talking ants and grasshoppers
b. So now, what is the purpose or intent of the Adam and Eve account? Pretty simple actually. It's to convey a simple truth that (a) humans had not always existed, (b) humans were created (by God) , (c) they were given the ability to make choices (free will) and (d) we are often tempted to make the "wrong" choice, etc. If you get stuck on the story because it used a talking animal as part of the story, etc, then you are missing the point.
4. 400 years of Hebrew slavery in Egypt
a. What texts/passages are you referencing specifically (I think I know, but I want to make sure you and I are referencing the same thing)
5. 4 million people and livestock wandering in a wilderness for 40yrs.
a. What texts/passages are you referencing specifically?