Pharaoh's chariots found in the Red Sea? ( Holy Moses! )

World Net Daily ^ | June 21, 2003 | Joe Kovacs

[VaBthang4]

Oi Vey...

Ron Wyatt has already found this junk and has documented it.

http://www.wyattmuseum.com/red-sea-crossing-04.htm

[Russell Scott]

The Bible has NEVER been proven wrong, so this is not surprising at all. What is surprisng is how man goes out of his way to try to avoid proving the absolute historical accuracy of it.

[strela]

A fantastic link - thanks for posting it.

(Getting that old urge to put on my fedora hat and grab my bullwhip and GO somewhere).

[Salvation]

And some people say the Old Testament is merely a story!

[VOA]

bump

[VOA]

And some people say the Old Testament is merely a story!

Given the way some of those "experts" live their lives, they are betting
(probably more likely praying!) that the OT and NT are just stories!

They sure don't want to contemplate the alternative!

[TruthNtegrity]

Bumping and bookmarking for later read.

[votelife]

the OT and NT are THE story, not a story!

[VaBthang4]

You're welcome. I remember when I first found the site and dug into the things he had uncovered....boy, it's exciting to see. Especially the Mt. Sinai [Jabel El Lawz] location.

If you read deep into Wyatt's discovery....he found where King Solomon had come to the crossing site and erected two pillars [one on each side of Aqaba] to commemorate the crossing site.

Some other awesome photos from his website...

The crossing site.
This is the approach [the only approach] to the beach.
The view of the beach from the Saudi side [Midian]

[SevenofNine]

Rack itttttt Gene

RACKKKKK THE Red sea

Well what did Bible say in last days bones be crying out from ground

[Salvation]

**They sure don't want to contemplate the alternative!**

Very true!

But..............................someday they will meet their Maker face to face. Not much to comtemplate then! LOL!

[dbehsman]

For years I've been wondering if chariot parts would be found at the bottom of the Red Sea. Solid clear cut evidence of one of the records in the Old Testament and of one of God's miracles.

Very interesting!

[rmmcdaniell]

For years I've been wondering if chariot parts would be found at the bottom of the Red Sea. Solid clear cut evidence of one of the records in the Old Testament and of one of God's miracles.

The Bible has NEVER been proven wrong, so this is not surprising at all. What is surprisng is how man goes out of his way to try to avoid proving the absolute historical accuracy of it.

I thing your going to have to find better evidence than this:

"I am 99.9 percent sure I picked up a chariot wheel," Peter Elmer tells WorldNetDaily after two diving trips to the Gulf of Aqaba branch of the sea. "It was covered in coral."

For freaking crying out loud, these type of people continue to ignore the reality of evolution even with the gargantuan quantity of evidence supporting it. Then they claim as proof the unsubstantiated claims of a few divers.

[Sam Cree]

Does this jibe with where the "Gold of Exodus" book described the crossing, I wonder?

[Straight Vermonter]

Does this jibe with where the "Gold of Exodus" book described the crossing, I wonder?

I was all set to ask that! The Gold of Exodus is a wonderful, exciting book.

[sonofron]

i've been to wyatt's museum in tennesee. and talked to his colleage, the one who runs the museum.

I'm quite convinced of noah's arc, the evedence of evenly spaced metal in the fossilized wood in the shape of a boat in the middle east is no coincidence.

also conviced of his finding the mountain where God gave us the Ten commandments, connected with the red sea crossing that happened earlier. the mountain with the top burned on it, pictures of charit weels in the red sea, hebrew writing and drawings on the rocks at the base of the mountain, also old ruins of structures there too.

he claims he found the arc of the covenent, underground in jeruselem, but has no evidence of it.

it's all very interesting.

[dark_lord]

For freaking crying out loud, these type of people continue to ignore the reality of evolution even with the gargantuan quantity of evidence supporting it. Then they claim as proof the unsubstantiated claims of a few divers.

Valid point -- if, that is, if -- they are the same people. Someone who is reasonably sceptical about "evolution" (and I would love to see a succinct, paragraph or less in length, disprovable theory specification for evolution) is going to sceptical about this as well.

[sonofron]

the museum is outside nashville, but i can't remember the exit number. i was honestly expecting a more grand museum, but it was quite modest. i still urge ppl to go see it and talk to the owner/curator(?).

[whereasandsoforth]

Re: "...these type of people continue to ignore the reality of evolution even with the gargantuan quantity of
evidence supporting it."

What "gargantuan" evidence? Evolution is and always has been a theory. The only thing that would prove evolution made any difference is if someday it is proved that one species "jumped" to form another more advanced and different species. This hasn't happen and most likely never will. Evolution remains a series of changes to a species within the species.