The crossing path is about a quarter to a half mile wide and is on a gradual slope down to the bottom of the Red Sea and then up to the Saudi beach. On either side of this path are the depths of the Red Sea, the Eilat Deep and the Aragonese Deep, each 5000 and …

01/11/2018 · We believe that the Red Sea Crossing occurred at site A, given the layout of the landscape and the massive archeological discoveries that have been found in that area. In Exodus 14:1 the LORD says to camp before “Pi Hihiroth”, meaning “mouth of hole or canyon”.

THE RED SEA CROSSING SITE June 1, 1997 I. Moses' choice. A. Moses' adoption as "the son of Pharaoh's daughter" qualified him to the throne of Egypt in his fortieth year. B. Yet his positive volition aroused his sympathies for his people, the enslaved race of the Hebrews, and he began to plan their promised deliverance (Ex.2:11; Act.7:23; Heb.11:24-26).

We know Etham was not a town, because Israel was in Etham before they crossed the Red Sea and they were still in Etham on the eastern shore. Numbers 33:8, "And they departed from before Pi-hahiroth and passed through the midst of the sea into the wilderness, and went three days' journey in the wilderness of Etham, and pitched in Marah."

20/01/2012 · The Red Sea on the Aqaba side is about 5,000 feet deep; the sand bridge is only 1,000 feet deep. This would have given the Israelites a gentle slope to walk and bring their carts across. Any other area would not have been suitable for a crossing as the underwater terrain is filled with cliffs and drop-off's, not suitable for any wheeled vehicle to cross.

One is still in Egypt, as one faces the proposed Red Sea crossing at the Gulf of Suez. Egypt borders the entire western shore of the Gulf of Suez. Whatever the Hebrews camped along that coast, they would still be in Egypt. However, the book of Exodus tells us that before they came to the Red Sea crossing, they had ALREADY LEFT Egypt.

The Red sea crossing is told by Moses in the Book of Exodus 13:17 to 14:29. Moses divided the sea Red sea crossing “And Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the LORD caused the sea to go back by a strong east wind all that night, and made the sea dry land, and the waters were divided. Exodus 14:21”

The sheer number of bodies suggests that a large ancient army perished on the site, and the dramatic way by which they were killed, seem to corroborate the biblical version of the Red Sea Crossing when the army of the Egyptian Pharaoh was destroyed by the returning waters that Moses had parted.

Galatians 4:25 even declares that Mount Sinai is in Arabia, on the opposite side of the Gulf of Aqaba which is part of the Red Sea. But crossing the Red Sea presented a problem: the Red Sea is very similar to the Grand Canyon in that it is extremely deep and the sides are extremely steep! Like the GRAND CANYON