Alleged Discovery of ‘Real’ Mt. Sinai Could Change the Middle East Forever

Pajamas Media ^ | August 14 | Ryan Mauro

[AJKauf]

It may be the biggest archaeological discovery to date, but it is also the most dangerous. In an adventure story rivaling an Indiana Jones movie, Bob Cornuke and Larry Williams snuck into Saudi Arabia to investigate whether the Wahhabist home of Mecca and Medina is also home to one of the holiest sites in Judaism and Christianity: Mt. Sinai. They have each written page-turning books about their story. Dr. Lennart Moller, a Swedish scientist, has gone one step further, writing a must-read book full of images and scientific analysis titled The Exodus Case, which puts together the stunning evidence that the Biblical events of the Exodus are historical, not mythical.

Cornuke’s BASE Institute has released a documentary titled Search for the Real Mt. Sinai and Moller’s additional work was made into The Exodus Revealed. Now, a forthcoming documentary to be released in theaters titled The Exodus Conspiracy is being produced that will have far-reaching effects Michael Moore could only dream of.

A quick look at what has been found easily explains all the fuss....

[Star Traveler]

Bob Cornuke... a modern-day “Indiana Jones” type of explorer...

The BASE Institute
http://www.baseinstitute.org/

I listened to several of Bob Cornuke’s lectures in years past. This is not a recent discovery, but is years old and he’s been trying to get the information out for quite a long time now. It’s just that hardly anyone wants to pick it up and run with the story. I guess it’s not what the MSM likes to deal with...

It’s very interesting what he has found and there might be something to it. However, to get some real verification to all this, he’s going to need access and that’s what Saudi Arabia is not going to allow...

[ol' hoghead]

28 41 n
35 17 e

[Drumbo]

From the article:
The top of Jabal al-Lawz, the alleged real Mt. Sinai, is black, as if burned from the sky as described in Exodus 19:18, where it says “the Lord descended upon it in fire.” This feature sets it apart from all the other surrounding mountains which do not have darkened tops. The BASE Institute’s film shows Cornuke, who snuck onto the mountain, examining the rocks he cracked, observing that they are not merely black rocks and that only the outside had become darkened by whatever had occurred at the site. Moller has a photo of one of these rocks, which he identifies as “obsidian or volcanic glass, a mineral formed at high temperatures.”

From Galatians 4:24-25 KJV:

24 - Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to bondage, which is Agar.
25 - For this Agar is mount Sinai in Arabia, and answereth to Jerusalem which now is, and is in bondage with her children.

Fascinating.

[chris_bdba]

It’s strange how the muslins have the temple mount and now this. It’s like they are trying ot hide things?

[TXnMA]

Never mind. Now the IdiotMuslims will find some excuse to destroy all the evidence...

[donna]

Buddhism lacks a creator god. It’s more a philosophy.

[Faith]

Ping FYI

[rawhide]

Neat and interesting. I am not surprised with these discoveries, as I believe all that the Lord wrote in the Bible.

[TXnMA]

"Buddhism lacks a creator god. It’s more a philosophy."

So?

Which of your "synonyms" gives you the authority to approve of the destruction of antiquities -- even if they were expressions of beliefs of which you disapprove?

[constitutiongirl]

I purchased a book called “The Gold of Exodus” about 10 years ago that recounted the adventures of two Americans who snuck into Saudi Arabia. It had plenty of amazing, compelling photographs, including those of a nearby Saudi radar facility.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Ref.

[donna]

You object to my tag line?

[blam]

I read this one about ten years ago.

The Gold of Exodus: The Discovery Of The True Mt. Sinai

[blam]

"I purchased a book called “The Gold of Exodus” about 10 years ago that recounted the adventures of two Americans who snuck into Saudi Arabia. It had plenty of amazing, compelling photographs, including those of a nearby Saudi radar facility."

See my post #33. I posted it before I read down and saw your post #30.

I liked the book, Gold Of Exodus.

[Quix]

very VERY INTERESTING.

AND . . . ONE MIGHT ASK . . .

WHY NOW . . . AS THE END TIMES ARE WINDING UP TOWARD A FEVER PITCH???

FASCINATING.

[machogirl]

make one wonder? they don’t allow Bibles in the land of Saud, but they will protect the sites?

[TXnMA]

"You object to my tag line?"

No, in fact, I like it.

I was just wondering why an apparently clear thinker like you would consider the religious beliefs (or lack thereof) of antiquities' creators to be a factor in the protection of those antiquities from the depredation of Islamic maniacs.

or... does my tagline offend you?

[donna]

Which of your "synonyms" gives you the authority to approve of the destruction of antiquities -- even if they were expressions of beliefs of which you disapprove?

I didn't say this.

I was just wondering why an apparently clear thinker like you would consider the religious beliefs (or lack thereof) of antiquities' creators to be a factor in the protection of those antiquities from the depredation of Islamic maniacs.

I didn't say this.

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