Archeological Evidence For The Red Sea Crossing. The children of Israel dwelled in the Nile delta region or the land of Rameses, and initially settled at the northern tip of the Gulf of Suez or Succoth at the start of the Exodus. This was the very first point where they entered into the …

The Significance of the Scientific Evidence. Although there are scientific explanations to back up the parting of the Red Sea, the Hebrew’s crossing of it, as well as evidence to suggest that the Egyptians were obliterated, as Exodus describes, the accounts in Exodus are primarily theological texts, and should be treated as such.

Confusion over the Red Sea crossing stems from a wrong location for Mt.Sinai, which the Hebrews reached after the crossing. Mt.Sinai as we know it today was land marked by St.Helena in the 4th Century AD. The story has it that she went around the Israeli & Middle Eastern area with a group of men and landmarked places that fit her own ideas.

Chariot Wheels in the Red Sea (first published in newsletter # 3 in 1993) In our last newsletter, we examined the route taken by Moses and the great multitude as they fled Egypt. We will now examine the evidences which tell us exactly who were the Egyptian royalties involved and the approximate date the Exodus occurred.

Crossing the Red Sea by Don Kopp. It's 1:30 a.m., February 12, 1991. Twenty-five thousand feet below the A10 Warthog lies the Iraqi desert, chilled to a temperature of 25° F. The A10 rolls out from its lofty perch, silently dropping to an attack altitude of less than 250 feet off the desert floor.

When Mr. Wyatt arrived at Neweiba Beach he soon found evidence that this was, in fact, the very spot where Moses and his followers crossed the Red Sea. A huge stone column was found lying in the water and the inscription had long been washed away.